Stacey Abrams Will Not Run for Senate in 2020
Ms. Abrams declined to challenge Senator David Perdue, one of President Trump’s chief allies in Congress. She had been courted aggressively by national Democrats to run.
North Carolina’s Special Election: When Do the Polls Close?
Primary voters will thin a field of more than two dozen candidates running to replace Walter B. Jones Jr., a longtime congressman who died in February.
James Holzhauer Is Dominating ‘Jeopardy!’ But What’s Life Like After the Show?
Ken Jennings and other stars explained how appearing on the show affected their lives.
In a Switch, Some Republicans Start Citing Climate Change as Driving Their Policies
Driven partly by polls showing voters in both parties — particularly younger ones — are worried about a warming planet, some lawmakers are changing how they talk about climate change.
As Buttigieg Builds His Campaign, Gay Donors Provide the Foundation
In amassing a small fortune, the South Bend mayor has had the backing of an exuberant L.G.B.T. donor base. But relying on wealthy contributors carries political risk.
Is America Ready for a Gay President? ‘You’re Going to See the Wall Crumble’
Raymond Buckley, the chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, talks about Pete Buttigieg and what it means to be gay and married and running for president in 2019.
Who Killed Atlanta’s Children?
Forty years ago, a serial killer terrorized the city. Families have been searching for answers ever since.
Brigham Young Graduate ‘Proud to Be a Gay Son of God’
At a university where its honor code explicitly prohibits “homosexual behavior,” Matt Easton’s very public coming out was not without risk.
Trump Pushes to Designate Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Group
In a private White House meeting this month, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt urged President Trump to deem his opposition terrorists, officials said.
Chronicles of the Rings: What Trees Tell Us
Studying the historical data stored in centuries-old trees is a burgeoning field, with labs around the world learning more about historical patterns of weather and climate and the effects on humans.
On Politics: Rod Rosenstein to Step Down
Mr. Rosenstein will step down as deputy attorney general in mid-May, ending a turbulent tenure overshadowed by the Mueller investigation.
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