In her words: The Race to Limit Abortion Access
Four states have passed “heartbeat bills,” and Alabama is close to banning most abortions completely, a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade.
At War: A Military Exercise in the Philippines That Contends With Both ISIS and China
This is what happened during a recent military exercise in which American soldiers trained Philippine troops to fight both a major foreign power and a band of insurgents.
California Today: A Bel-Air Mansion, a Raid and 1,000 Guns
Friday: The weapons were seized in an early morning raid. Also: Commemorating the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad; and celebrating moms
Trump Doubles Down on China Threat as Trade Talks Resume
The president, in a series of tweets, said a prolonged trade war would be good for America even as negotiators returned to the table.
Arrest Made in 1985 Murder of Barry Crane, TV Director and Bridge Champion
The suspect, identified by DNA, told reporters he did not remember the killing but said “anything is possible back then” because “I was big into drugs.”
In a Flood-Prone State, Past Disasters Have Lessons to Teach
In 2008, the University of Iowa suffered a devastating flood. In a changing world, what happened next has lessons that go far beyond the Hawkeye state.
Crossing the Atlantic in a Giant Barrel
The French adventurer Jean-Jacques Savin spent over four months alone, floating across the Atlantic Ocean. “It’s freedom,” he said.
‘Threatening the Future’: The High Stakes of Deepening School Segregation
In a multiracial America, school segregation looks very different than it did in 1954, when the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education. But it still persists.
She Stopped to Help Migrants on a Texas Highway. Moments Later, She Was Detained.
A county attorney in West Texas was detained for helping three young migrants, part of an escalating attempt to investigate and punish those providing aid to border crossers.
At War: We Planned a Life Together, but Then He Died. It Took Mother’s Day to Help Me Move Forward.
After my husband, J Wesley, was killed in a Navy training accident, I lost my sense of purpose. But I realized I had to transform my grief into something meaningful for our two sons.
On Politics: Trump Increases Tariffs on Chinese Goods
Tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods rose just after midnight, after a pivotal round of trade talks with China on Thursday failed to produce an agreement.
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