Kathryn Steinle’s Parents Cannot Sue San Francisco Over Her Killing, U.S. Court Rules
Ms. Steinle, 32, was shot by an undocumented immigrant who had been freed by the city’s sheriff less than three months earlier, in a case cited by President Trump.
Victim of Clergy Abuse in Pennsylvania Receives $2 Million Settlement
The priest who pleaded guilty to abuse is one of only two who have faced criminal charges since a grand jury report listed more than 300 offenders.
Joe Biden Says He Regrets Role in Anita Hill Hearing
Mr. Biden acknowledged the part he played in the 1991 Supreme Court hearings, reckoning with a part of his past that could be a vulnerability for his 2020 candidacy.
Russian Vodka. A ‘No Collusion Day’ Rally. Trump Fans Celebrate the Mueller Report.
For almost two years, President Trump’s fiercest supporters decried the Mueller investigation as a “witch hunt” that should be shut down. Over the weekend, they rejoiced.
News Analysis: Mueller’s Investigation Erases a Line Drawn After Watergate
The special counsel’s decision not to take a position on whether President Trump’s norm-shattering actions constituted obstruction means future presidents will feel entitled to make similar moves.
White House Memo: For Trump’s Aides, Celebratory Dinners and a Hunger for Revenge
With the Mueller inquiry over, a less playful theme emerged alongside the wisecracks at the White House: Once the party ends, the president’s perceived enemies should pay.
Andrew Marshall, Pentagon’s Threat Expert, Dies at 97
Mr. Marshall led a little-known office that has helped shape American military thinking, and kept his focus on China even when that was out of fashion.
U.S. Expands Anti-Abortion Policies With New Overseas Funding Rules
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States would end funding to foreign groups that give money to other organizations that perform abortions.
What Is Gerrymandering? What if the Supreme Court Bans It?
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about a fancifully named political practice that majority parties have long used to lock in their dominance. Here is what it is all about.
House Fails to Override Trump’s Veto, Preserving National Emergency Order
The 248-to-181 vote fell short of the two-thirds majority needed, shifting the fight over the president’s emergency declaration to the courts.
What the Mayor, the Police and the Prosecutor Had to Say After the Jussie Smollett Charges Were Dropped
The contradictory statements from the city’s leadership show how tangled and inflammatory the case has become.
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