Critic’s Notebook: The Los Angeles Art Scene Looks to the World
From its expanding museums to its scrappy galleries, the city is witnessing a contemporary art boom. But has it lost something in the churn of a global market?
Even After Cohen Testimony, Top Democrats Shy From Impeachment
Senior House Democrats see endless, overlapping investigations as the safer, more damaging course of action against President Trump than a politically fraught impeachment.
The Palmy Days of a South Beach Shtetl
Andy Sweet’s photographs and a new film tell the story of a vanished Jewish community on the tip of Miami Beach that gave way to a glittering American Riviera.
Responding to Trump, Otto Warmbier’s Parents Blame Kim Jong-un and ‘Evil Regime’ for Son’s Death
The president had said he did not believe Mr. Kim knew about the treatment of Mr. Warmbier, an American who died in 2017 after being imprisoned in North Korea.
Maryland House of Delegates Censures Mary Ann Lisanti for Using Racist Slur
The delegate apologized after a fellow delegate accused her of using the slur, but colleagues on both sides of the aisle have called on her to quit.
Political Memo: Decision for 2020 Democrats: Should They Get in the Race Early, or Really Early?
With the primary race already historically crowded, some analysts say the old rules about when to announce no longer matter.
American Repertory Theater Will Move to Boston With Help of $100 Million Gift
The A.R.T., one of the nation’s leading regional theaters, is currently housed at Harvard in Cambridge, across the Charles River from its planned new home.
Trump Denies Ordering Officials To Give Kushner Security Clearance
In an interview with The Times in January, President Trump said he “was never involved” with the security clearance of his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, which was reinstated last year despite concerns from intelligence officials.
Federal Judge Halts ‘Ham-Handed’ Texas Voter Purge
The judge said that by questioning the citizenship of nearly 100,000 voters last month, the state had created a “mess.”
Under Peace Plan, U.S. Military Would Exit Afghanistan Within Five Years
U.S. forces would all but end their decade-long focus on training Afghan troops under the plan, which is being discussed in talks with the Taliban and was devised in part to appeal to President Trump.
Andrew Wheeler, Who Continued Environmental Rollbacks, Is Confirmed to Lead E.P.A.
Senators formally handed oversight of the nation’s air and water to a former coal lobbyist with the same enthusiasm for deregulation as his predecessor, Scott Pruitt.
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