Senate Has Votes to Overturn Trump’s Emergency Declaration
The Senate is poised to rebuke President Trump’s national emergency declaration at the southwestern border. The only question: how big the Senate margin will be.
A Cinderella Story for the Miami Art Scene’s New $100 Million Player
The ArtCenter/South Florida, founded to provide affordable studios, is planning to build a $30 million, 40,000-square-foot art center in Little Haiti.
John Hickenlooper Says He Is Running in 2020, Citing a ‘Crisis of Division’
The former Colorado governor joins a crowded Democratic field. Even in his home state, there is skepticism that his signature low-key approach will translate to national success.
With Sweeping Document Request, Democrats Launch Broad Trump Corruption Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee on Monday sent document requests to 81 agencies, individuals and entities tied to President Trump, beginning a broad obstruction and corruption inquiry.
Illuminating the Risks of Trump’s China Trade War
A Delaware lighting store is growing weary of the trade war as its prices increase, putting its profitability at risk.
‘You Are Safe Here’: In a Border Courtroom, a Migrant Woman Confronts Her Biggest Fear
A terrified Honduran woman testified that she was raped by a smuggler. The judge who weighed her testimony was the daughter of migrant farmworkers.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Case on Church Repairs Using Tax Money
The New Jersey Supreme Court had stopped payments to churches, saying the State Constitution barred them.
Eric Holder Won’t Run for President, Saying He’ll Fight Gerrymandering Instead
Mr. Holder, who served as attorney general for six years under President Barack Obama, said he would work to end gerrymandering instead of running for office.
California Today: California Today: The Power of the Attorney General
Monday: The district attorney won’t criminally prosecute officers who shot Stephon Clark; undocumented women face sexual assault on the border; and Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Alabama Tornado Updates: 3 Children Are Among 23 Killed by Storms
Search-and-rescue workers raced on Monday to help the rural Alabama communities that had been ravaged by tornadoes. Officials said they expected the death toll to rise.
John Hickenlooper, Former Colorado Governor, Declares Candidacy for President
Even in his home state, fellow Democrats have expressed skepticism that his signature low-key approach will translate to national success.
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