How Banning Abortion in the Early Weeks of Pregnancy Suddenly Became Mainstream
Bans on abortion early in pregnancy used to be rare. But in the past three months, so-called heartbeat bills have passed in four states and more are in moving in 11 others.
What to Watch Ahead of Mueller Report Release
The findings of the investigation by special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, will be made public on Thursday.
The Mueller Report: What to Watch For Today
It’s finally happening: The findings of the investigation by special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, will be made public.
Diver Who Helped Thai Cave Rescues Is Himself Rescued in Tennessee
Josh Bratchley, a member of the diving team that freed 12 Thai boys from a cave in July, was stranded for more than a day.
What Is Asylum and Who Can Seek It? Explaining Trump’s New Restrictions
Attorney General William P. Barr issued an order that could keep thousands of migrants seeking asylum in jail while they wait for their requests to be evaluated by a judge.
How Much Slower Would the U.S. Grow Without Immigration? In Many Places, a Lot
New census data shows that big cities and rural counties depend on international migration the most.
On Politics: Mueller Report to Be Released Today
After almost two years of subpoenas, indictments and search warrants, the special counsel’s report — partially redacted — will be made public.
Former State Trooper Convicted of Manslaughter After Detroit Teenager He Tased Died in Crash
Damon Grimes, 15, was driving an all-terrain vehicle when state troopers tried to pull him over. After one officer used his stun gun, Damon crashed.
HUD Moves to Limit Public Housing Aid for Undocumented Immigrants
The rule would require expanded use of a verification system meant to confirm a person’s immigration and citizenship status and determine whether people are eligible for benefits.
Critic’s pick: A Barnes Foundation Show Illuminates the Dawn of Photography
An exhibition shows how the pioneers of photography saw the dominant medium of painting both as inspiration and competition.
Trump Administration Announces New Restrictions on Dealing With Cuba
Some whose property had been seized by the Castro government hailed a decision to allow lawsuits for reparations.
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