‘It’s Like Reliving My Past’: Harvard Lawsuit Echoes Previous Fight Over Race and Admissions
A lawsuit against Harvard has spurred a national discussion over affirmative action. To one former professor and one congressman, the debate reminds them of another 30 years ago.
Trump’s Nafta Plan Could Be Upended by Democrats’ House Takeover
The president wanted speedy passage of a revised trade deal, but Democrats want significant improvements to labor and other provisions.
The Wheels on These Buses Go Round and Round With Zero Emissions
Some states, concerned about pollution and global warming, see school buses as the next frontier for electric vehicles. Prices are high, but that’s starting to change.
In North Korea, Missile Bases Suggest a Great Deception
President Trump says the nuclear threat from North Korea is over. New satellite images of 16 hidden ballistic missile bases suggest that it has worsened since his summit meeting.
They Were Stopped at the Texas Border. Their Nightmare Had Only Just Begun.
After crossing the Rio Grande, three immigrant women were picked up by a Border Patrol agent in 2014. Their relief soon turned to terror.
On Politics: Democrats Contemplate Their House Majority
Nancy Pelosi has encouraged fellow Democrats in private meetings to resist the urge to leap at President Trump’s every utterance and misdeed.
Uncounted Ballots, Overvoted Ballots: Why Is the Governor Claiming Fraud in Florida’s Election?
Questions swirl around the vote tally in Florida, where Gov. Rick Scott has filed lawsuits over the handling of ballots, alleging fraud. The truth is more complicated.
Forced Out by Deadly California Fires, Then Trapped in Traffic
The infernos raging at both ends of California have created a double nightmare for residents. Many who fled fires found themselves stuck on traffic-clogged roads. Some died in their cars.
See How New York Celebrated Veterans Day
This year’s parade marked the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.
How to Help Those Affected by the California Fires
Three raging wildfires have displaced hundreds of thousands of people and destroyed thousands of homes. Here are some charities that are helping victims.
Top Democrats Vow to Block Matthew Whitaker From Interfering in Russia Inquiry
Newly empowered House Democrats threatened to subpoena the acting attorney general and take other measures as they push for his recusal from the investigation.
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