Lori Loughlin Enters Not Guilty Pleas in College Admissions Case
Ms. Loughlin’s husband, the designer Mossimo Giannulli, also entered a not guilty plea. They face counts of conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering conspiracy.
Elizabeth Warren Proposes Broad Plan to Protect Public Lands
Ms. Warren said she would aim to undo the Trump administration’s environmental rollbacks and prohibit new leases for fossil fuel drilling on public lands.
California Today: Building Coachella’s Giant Art
Monday: As the festival has grown, so has its art; President Trump hits at sanctuary cities; and it’s Ojai pixie season
Your Monday Briefing
Tiger Woods, Tax Day, ‘Game of Thrones’: Here’s what you need to know.
Want to Escape Global Warming? These Cities Promise Cool Relief
While climate change affects everywhere, some areas in America will be less affected than others. And some of those fortunate places, it happens, might be looking for people.
In Attacking Ilhan Omar, Trump Revives His Familiar Refrain Against Muslims
The president hopes to resurrect a major theme of his 2016 campaign for his re-election bid in 2020. This time, he has picked a specific target.
Sidebar: The Supreme Court Will Soon Consider Whether the Census Will Include a Citizenship Question
“The Titanic was launched with less hubris and more preparation,” a law professor wrote of plans to ask every household about citizenship.
Officer Who Used Gun Instead of Taser Won’t Face Charges for Shooting Unarmed Man
The Pennsylvania police officer had an “honest but mistaken” belief he was using his Taser before he wounded the man, investigators said.
In Search for Leverage, Trump May Be Undercutting His Own Trade Deals
President Trump’s unpredictable style has brought foreign countries to the negotiating table. But will it result in the United States leaving with more?
Lens: 50 Years After Altamont: The End of the 1960s
A reluctant rock concert attendee, Bill Owens nevertheless photographed the disastrous 1969 music festival Altamont and the close of an era.
On Politics: Mayor Pete, the College Years
The roots of Pete Buttigieg’s campaign for president can be found in his college writings, where he showed a fixation with the power of personality in politics.
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