Major Moments From Barr’s Testimony to Congress
The attorney general appeared in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions on Robert S. Mueller III’s report for the first time since he made a redacted version of the report public.
Trump Lashes Out on Twitter Over Firefighters’ Support of Biden
President Trump unleashed dozens of retweets Wednesday morning, just days after Joseph R. Biden Jr. received the endorsement of the national firefighters’ union in his campaign for president.
Julian Assange Sentenced to 50 Weeks and Still Faces U.S. Charges
A London court sentenced Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, to prison for jumping bail in 2012, but his legal troubles are far from over.
Frieze Week 2019: When Dawoud Bey Met David Hammons
In the ’80s, a portrait photographer coming into his own captured an enigmatic artist creating his own legend. Rarely exhibited, the images are here, and at Frieze New York.
Charlottesville Confederate Statues Are Protected by State Law, Judge Rules
The ruling, part of a slow-moving legal battle, comes nearly two years after a deadly white nationalist rally to protest the removal of one of the statues.
Kamala Harris and Cory Booker, Courting Black Support, Pitch Differing Economic Plans
As income inequality becomes a central issue for Democrats, two plans offered by Mr. Booker and Ms. Harris offer a proxy of the battle between them.
Her Father Was Executed for Murder. She Still Wants to Know if He Did It.
Sedley Alley went to his death based on scant physical evidence and a confession he said had been coerced. His daughter hopes DNA testing will provide answers.
At War: The Price of This Artist’s Work? A Conversation About the Horrors of War
Ehren Tool wants his visually brutal stoneware cups to start conversations about the grief and suffering of armed conflict. But his work can’t be bought.
On Politics: Mueller Objected to Barr’s Description of His Findings
Mr. Mueller’s letter in March is another sign of his team’s anger toward Mr. Barr, whose initial statement let President Trump claim to have been vindicated.
Congressional Democrats’ Lawsuit Examining Trump’s Private Business Can Proceed, Federal Judge Says
The decision is at least a temporary victory for the president’s critics who say he is willfully flouting constitutional bans.
Trump, Seeking to Put Pressure on Maduro, Threatens a Full Embargo on Cuba
Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, said in an interview with CNN that Mr. Maduro had planned to flee to Cuba on Tuesday, but was urged by the Russian government to stay.
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