Stephen Moore’s Unpaid Taxes Underscore Trump’s Vetting Woes
The president’s pick for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors says a $75,000 tax lien is a “huge miscalculation.”
Border Officer’s Secret in Arizona: He Was Undocumented
Marco A. De La Garza Jr. was an officer with Customs and Border Protection from 2012 to 2018. But his Texas birth certificate was fraudulent.
N.S.A. Contractor Arrested in Biggest Breach of U.S. Secrets Pleads Guilty
The contractor, Harold Martin, was arrested in 2016, but investigators never found evidence that he had shared stolen classified information with anyone.
Black Lawyer Says He Was Detained on the Job and Accused of Being a Suspect
Rashad James, who works for Maryland Legal Aid, filed a complaint this week asking for the deputy who detained him to be investigated.
Demands for Adam Schiff’s Head Highlight Chasm That Only Widened With Mueller’s Conclusion
Republicans on the Intelligence Committee called on its chairman, Representative Adam B. Schiff, to resign. He accused them of turning a blind eye to President Trump’s wrongdoing.
14 Officers Indicted on Assault or Cover-Up Charges in Beating of Black Men
Twelve current and two former officers are accused of beating four black men after a barroom dispute in Springfield, Mass., or participating in a cover-up of the assault.
Why Don’t More American Men Get Vasectomies?
It’s vasectomy season in the United States. But American women get sterilized at higher rates.
Matter: The Plague Killing Frogs Everywhere Is Far Worse Than Scientists Thought
As a threat to wildlife, an amphibian fungus has become “the most deadly pathogen known to science.”
Fifth Grader Dies After Fight at School in South Carolina, Officials Say
The student had gotten into a fight with another fifth grader at school and died two days later, officials in Colleton County said.
The Jussie Smollett Case: Key Questions
The convoluted affair surrounding one of the stars of the television series “Empire” has taken many surprising turns. Though the charges against him have been dropped, the story is far from over.
Weather Channel Is Sued Over Fatal Crash Involving Storm Chasers
Corbin Jaeger was killed in 2017 when two storm chasers ran a stop sign at about 70 miles per hour, the lawsuit says. All three died in the crash.
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