News Analysis: As NATO Envoys Celebrate, Signs of Fracturing From Within
One European diplomat compared the celebration of the alliance turning 70 to showing up at a birthday party and discovering you were attending a wake.
For Nipsey Hussle and Rap’s Thriving Middle Class, Staying Close to Home Can Have a Price
The Los Angeles rapper who was killed last weekend was one of a number of successful hip-hop artists who have remained where they got their start, despite the risks.
Immigration Authorities Arrest More Than 280 in Texas in Largest Workplace Raid in a Decade
The sweep targeted an electronics repair company that officials said had knowingly hired undocumented workers.
Eric Holder, Suspect in Nipsey Hussle Shooting, Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge
Mr. Holder, 29, was arrested on Tuesday. The Los Angeles Police have said they believe the shooting on Sunday stemmed from a personal dispute.
Ralph Metzner, LSD and Consciousness Researcher, Dies at 82
After participated in controversial studies by Timothy Leary involving hallucinogens, he continued researching alternate states of consciousness.
On Washington: In Altering Debate Time, Senate Steadily Hands Reins to Majority Party
A strong-armed rules change that reduces debate time over nominees continues the Senate’s steady erosion of once sacrosanct minority rights.
Trump Tweets Doctored Video Mocking Joe Biden
The president, ignoring his history of buying a porn star’s silence and bragging about sexual misconduct, tweeted a meme that mocked Biden for putting his hands on women’s shoulders.
TImes Insider: A Reporter Walks Into a Bar … and Meets a Jazz Musician Who Can Riff on Affirmative Action
While researching a project on college admissions during the early years of affirmative action, I visited a bar called Paris Blues in Harlem. Turns out, I had come to the right place, and found the right person.
A Missing World War II Airman’s Letters Have Spoken for Him for Years. His Remains Were Finally Identified.
The remains of Staff Sgt. Vincent J. Rogers Jr., 21, were recently identified, officials said this week. His letters have been the focus of an exhibit in a California museum since 2010.
Justice Dept. Defends Release of Limited Glimpse of Mueller’s Findings
Some of Robert S. Mueller III’s investigators have said the attorney general failed to adequately portray their findings and how troubling they could be for President Trump.
Trump Retreats on Threat to Close Mexican Border, Offering a ‘One-Year Warning’
President Trump has repeatedly promised to close the border over illegal immigration and drug smuggling, a decision that would have severe economic consequences.
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