White House Asked McGahn to Declare Trump Never Obstructed Justice
Two requests by presidential advisers show how far the White House has gone to try to push back on accusations that the president obstructed justice.
Pentagon Shifts $1.5 Billion to Border Wall From Afghan War Budget and Other Military Projects
The newest shift in money is in addition to the $1 billion that the Defense Department transferred to wall construction in March from the Army’s personnel budget.
White House Memo: Trump Usually Keeps Loyalists Close. But There Are Some Things He Can’t Forgive.
In President Trump’s world, most sins are eventually forgiven except for one — profiting from his name.
Frustration Mounts Among Farmers as China Trade Talks Break Down
The rural Midwest has been a place of strong support for President Trump. But as farmers’ struggles grow, some sound impatient: “Get something done, move ahead.”
HUD Says Its Proposed Limit on Public Housing Aid Could Displace 55,000 Children
The proposal, published on Friday, would prohibit families with at least one undocumented immigrant from obtaining public housing benefits.
Tyler Mitchell Wants to Make You Feel Good
The young photographer shares five highlights from his first solo exhibition, featuring intimate portraits of black life.
Mueller Will Not Testify Next Week, but Democrats Are Not Giving Up
“He will come at some point,” said Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. “If necessary, we’ll subpoena him.”
House Ways and Means Chairman Subpoenas Trump Tax Records
Richard E. Neal, the panel’s chairman, dropped his use of a century-old provision in the tax code and instead used a more common instrument to demand President Trump’s tax returns: the subpoena.
Clown Giving Kids Candy From Car Meant Well, Police Tell a Relieved Town
The man in a costume in Tennessee wasn’t a bad clown. He was simply misunderstood.
Over Trump’s Opposition, House Approves Disaster Relief and Puerto Rico Aid
The House again passed a massive bill to help the victims of floods, hurricanes and tornadoes, but President Trump’s opposition to Puerto Rico relief could doom it.
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.
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