Amy Klobuchar’s Big Idea: Bipartisan Appeal Can Beat Trump
As her Democratic rivals promise generational change, national unity and sweeping liberal platforms, Ms. Klobuchar’s plan is more prosaic: A win.
A Real Estate Mogul Seeks to Expand His Influence Over Los Angeles
Rick J. Caruso seems poised to take a greater role in the city, but many dismiss the idea that a multibillionaire developer should have more authority.
The Giants at the Heart of the Opioid Crisis
Civil suits filed by three states accuse pharmaceutical distributors of flooding the country with opioids while devising systems to evade regulators.
On Politics: Will Democrats Nominate Another White Man?
Pete Buttigieg. Bernie Sanders. Beto O’Rourke. And soon, Joe Biden. The most diverse field of candidates ever has been dominated lately by white men.
U.S. to Clamp Down on Iranian Oil Sales, Risking Rise in Gasoline Prices
The Trump administration plans to end oil purchase waivers to five nations, notably China and India, although some officials had warned the move could hinder other priorities.
‘I Don’t Want to Die’: Asylum Seekers, Once in Limbo, Face Deportation Under Trump
Thousands of immigrants who were granted reprieves under the Obama administration have been told to return to countries where they face persecution threats.
White House Memo: To Defend Against a Mercurial Boss, Trump Aides Wield the Pen as Shield
Note-taking in the White House, a practice previous administrations shied away from to protect the president, has become a way for Trump aides to protect themselves from the president.
Giuliani Says There Is ‘Nothing Wrong With Taking Information From Russians’
Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, defended the Trump campaign’s behavior as fallout from the Mueller report played out on national television.
How 2020 Democrats Are Gaming Out Impeachment Quandary
Most candidates feel no pressure to demand Trump’s impeachment because they do not hear a clamoring for it on the campaign trail. Their polling indicates impeachment is not a top priority for voters.
How Michael Cohen Turned Against President Trump
The president’s longtime fixer had, for months, sought “a little loving and respect.” Confidential emails and texts chronicle their momentous falling out.
Why It Matters That Trump and Michael Cohen Had a Falling Out
As Mr. Trump’s longtime fixer, Mr. Cohen had an intimate view of his boss’s personal and professional lives. The collapse of their relationship has cast a shadow on the presidency.
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