Barr Says Congress May See Some Redacted Parts of Mueller Report
In a second straight day of testimony before the release of the special counsel report, the attorney general said he would not take out criticisms of President Trump.
A ‘Glitch’ Left Young People Off the Jury Rolls. Does That Violate the Constitution?
Computer glitches have compromised jury selection processes across the country. More trouble surfaced recently in a death penalty case in Louisiana.
Treasury Dept. Declines House Request for Trump’s Tax Returns
Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, told Congress that more time was needed to evaluate the request and cited privacy concerns.
Retiring as a Judge, Trump’s Sister Ends Court Inquiry Into Her Role in Tax Dodges
Maryanne Trump Barry faced complaints of judicial misconduct after a New York Times investigation found she had engaged in fraudulent tax schemes with her siblings.
Barr Asserts Intelligence Agencies Spied on the Trump Campaign
The attorney general said “spying did occur” in remarks certain to please President Trump, who has accused law enforcement officials of targeting his campaign.
A Few More Black Students Are Offered Spots at Stuyvesant, Fanning Fresh Uproar
A once-obscure program named Discovery has become an unexpected flash point in a local debate about specialized school admissions and the national fight over affirmative action.
Trump Signs Orders to Speed Up Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction
The president wants to limit the influence of state governments and the State Department in approving domestic and international pipelines.
Abnormal Levels of a Protein Linked to C.T.E. Found in N.F.L Players’ Brains, Study Shows
The research is the first step toward developing a diagnostic test that could identify brain-related injuries in living players.
Pete Buttigieg, Gay and Christian, Challenges Religious Right on Their Own Turf
Mr. Buttigieg has confronted evangelicals like Vice President Mike Pence, questioning the moral authority of religious leaders who have stayed silent on President Trump’s conduct.
Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman: 1 Scandal, 2 Actresses, Diverging Paths
Among the dozens of parents swept up in the college admissions case were two Hollywood actresses. Their stories are very different.
737 Max Won’t Fly Until F.A.A. Is ‘Satisfied,’ Elaine Chao Says, Defending Agency
The transportation secretary said Boeing appeared close to completing a software upgrade on a critical sensor believed to have played a role in two crashes.
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