Boeing Whistle-Blower Claims to Be Investigated by Senate Committee
The chairman of the commerce committee sent a letter to the F.A.A. asking about claims that its safety inspectors were not properly trained or certified.
A Suit Against Disney Claims Unequal Pay for Women
The complaint, filed on behalf of two employees in the studio division, asks for back pay and for Disney to adjust salaries and benefits for female workers.
Suspect Arrested in Killing of Nipsey Hussle, Los Angeles Police Say
Detectives confirmed the suspect, Eric Holder, 29, was in custody.
Two Students Charged After Protesting Border Patrol Event at University of Arizona
The students were charged with misdemeanors related to what the university called a “disturbance” at a presentation Border Patrol officers were giving in a campus building.
Michael Brown’s Mother Runs for City Council in Ferguson, Where Her Son Was Killed by Police
If Lesley McSpadden wins, she would have a role in overseeing the police department responsible for her son’s death.
Bald Eagles, Symbol of America, Are Dumping Trash on the Seattle Suburbs
Scores of the birds are feasting at a county dump, flying off with all manner of waste, some of it rather vile, and dropping it in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Puerto Rico to Trump: ‘We Are Not Your Adversaries, We Are Your Citizens’
Puerto Rican officials are dumbfounded at what they see as President Trump’s misperception of the amount of federal aid the island got after Hurricane Maria.
What They Left Behind
A sampling of creative works by the recently departed, from their obituaries.
Humanities Endowment Announces New Grants Amid Old Threats
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced grants supporting 233 projects around the country, two weeks after the latest effort to close the agency.
Trump Retreats on Health Care, Saying Republican Plan Will Appear Only After the 2020 Election
President Trump’s new timetable delays one of his biggest campaign promises and ties it to Republicans taking back the House.
North Carolina G.O.P. Chairman Indicted in Corruption Probe
Robin Hayes, a former congressman, was indicted in connection with an effort to bribe the state’s insurance commissioner through campaign donations.
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