White Man Who Shot Black Men After Hurricane Katrina Dies Days After Sentencing
Roland J. Bourgeois Jr. died on Feb. 19, five days after he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the shootings.
Patient Shoots Doctor at Florida Veterans Affairs Hospital, Officials Say
The doctor at the V.A. hospital in West Palm Beach was shot in the neck as he tried to subdue the gunman. Another employee was grazed by a bullet.
Trump vs. Cohen: The Breakup of a New York Relationship
The bond, as Michael D. Cohen and associates described it, was a mix of father and son, lawyer and client, and the blind loyalty of henchman to crime boss.
News Anaylsis: Cohen’s Testimony Is a Test for Both Parties in the Year Ahead
Democrats will face a chorus from the party’s liberals to impeach President Trump. Republicans will have to decide how much to support him.
Michael Cohen Says Trump Told Him to Threaten Schools Not to Release Grades
Testifying before Congress, Mr. Cohen said he was instructed to send letters to Mr. Trump’s alma maters, warning of jail time for anyone who shared his transcripts.
Buoying Trump’s ‘Inflated’ Wealth: $4 Billion in ‘Brand Value,’ Michael Cohen Says
In congressional testimony, the president’s former personal lawyer traced the lifelong myth-making practice that created the brand of Donald J. Trump, self-made billionaire.
As Over 100 House Democrats Embrace ‘Medicare for All,’ a Party Division Appears
Members of a more centrist coalition of Democrats say that instead of single-payer health care, Congress should initially focus instead on shoring up the Affordable Care Act.
Beto O’Rourke Says He Has ‘Made a Decision’ on a Presidential Run
Mr. O’Rourke said he would make an announcement “soon.” There has been much speculation about his possible entrance into the 2020 race.
To Rebut Cohen, Republican Invites Black Appointee as Proof Trump’s No Racist
Representative Mark Meadows had a HUD official, Lynne Patton, stand silently behind him, drawing scorn from Democrats, one of whom accused him of using “a black woman as a prop.”
Mueller’s Team Acknowledges New Information in Allegations That Manafort Lied
Making a rare admission of a mistake, the special counsel’s office filed a memo in federal court revising its account of the evidence it used in asserting that Paul Manafort breached his plea deal.
At Cohen Hearing, a Fixer and Washington’s Problems on Display
In Michael D. Cohen, the Capitol welcomed a star witness to meet the moment — a hangdog avatar of New York hucksterism, delivered to revisit the questions that have defined the Trump presidency.
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