Guatemalan Teenager Dies at Border Station While Awaiting Move to Shelter
The unidentified 16-year-old boy is the third migrant child to die in Custom and Border Protection’s custody since December. All three of the children were from Guatemala.
Tornadoes Pass Through Oklahoma and Texas, but the Region Is Largely Spared
Forecasters had said there was a rare “high risk” zone for potentially catastrophic tornadoes.
Trump’s Secrecy Fight Escalates as Judge Rules for Congress in Early Test
A judge ruled that Trump’s accounting firm must turn over his financial records even as the White House told a former top Trump aide not to show up at a hearing.
Trump Calls for Inquiry Into Ties Between Biden Family and China
It was the latest in his calls to investigate political rivals. The Bidens have denied any impropriety.
A Billionaire Will Pay Morehouse Students’ Debt. This Reaction Was Priceless.
The look on the face of Henry Goodgame, who was sitting behind Robert F. Smith when the billionaire announced that he would pay off the class of 2019’s debt, says it all.
He’s One of the Biggest Backers of Trump’s Push to Protect American Steel. And He’s Canadian.
Barry Zekelman’s campaign to fight imports is a case study in how to gain access in Washington. His company is the largest steel industry donor to the president’s political operation.
Trilobites: Peering Beneath a Source of El Capitan’s Deadly Rockfalls
Thermal imaging reveals surprisingly little “glue” between the famous rock’s face and sheets that are peeling off it.
A.I. Took a Test to Detect Lung Cancer. It Got an A.
Artificial intelligence may help doctors make more accurate readings of CT scans used to screen for lung cancer.
Rihanna on Race
“In my own household, my father is half black, half white,” the singer and designer says. “My mom is black from South America. I was seeing diversity. That’s all I knew.”
California Today: Some San Francisco Leaders Back Raid on a Journalist. District Attorney Candidates Disagree.
Monday: Law enforcement defends facial recognition, “Rocketman” to hit theaters, Warriors on a roll and catching up with a formerly homeless artist
Lori Lightfoot, on Day 1 as Mayor, Is Taking Aim at the Classic Chicago Way
Ms. Lightfoot, who ran as an outsider, is making it her first order of business to end an unwritten rule that gives aldermen unfettered power of zoning and permitting.
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