Trade Deficit Soars to Record Level
The trade deficit in goods ballooned to its highest level in history, reaching nearly $900 billion in 2018.
California Today: California Today: What’s Next for the Stephon Clark Case
Wednesday: Attorney General Xavier Becerra won’t prosecute officers; a win for transparency advocates on charter schools; and a California Michelin guide
In First Interview Since Arrest, R. Kelly Comes Out Swinging: ���I Didn���t Do This Stuff!���
In an interview with ���CBS This Morning,��� the singer, who faces charges involving underage girls, jumped out of his seat at one point and said those accusing him were all lying.
Kirstjen Nielsen to Testify on Immigration Policy Before House Committee
Ms. Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, is expected to face particular scrutiny over the practice of separating migrant families apprehended at the border.
Overlooked No More: Julia Morgan, Pioneering Female Architect
Morgan, who was the first woman to earn an architect’s license in California, was a prolific designer of hundreds of buildings, namely the Hearst Castle at San Simeon.
Your Wednesday Briefing
Border, North Korea, Ketamine: Here’s what you need to know.
In a City With Halal Grocers and a ‘Bangladesh Avenue,’ a Polish Pastry Endures
Hamtramck, Mich., has long celebrated Fat Tuesday with paczki, Polish pastries. The tradition continues, even as Polish residents moved away, and other immigrants arrived.
U.S. and E.U. Are Headed for a Food Fight Over Trade
American negotiators insist that agriculture be included in a prospective trade deal while European officials say the topic was never up for discussion, jeopardizing talks before they even begin.
At War: The Women Whose Secret Work Helped Win World War II
One was America’s first female intelligence cartographer. The other handled classified spy reports on four continents. These are their stories.
When a Tornado Hits Your Hometown, and All You Can Do Is Help Cover It
An editor born and raised in Alabama struggles with being so far away when her community and family face such tragedy.
Lens: ‘Incarceration Helped Me Find My Voice’
Years after serving time as a youth offender, the photographer Brian Frank has devoted himself to documenting young men’s experiences with the criminal justice system.
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