An Accident and a Penalty Renew Attention to Stunt Safety
Two producers of “L.A.’s Finest” were hurt on the job last week, after a CBS subsidiary was cited over a “MacGyver” accident and the widow of a stunt double sued.
It’s Mueller’s Investigation. But Right Behind Him Is Andrew Goldstein.
The special counsel has a reputation as the all-knowing investigator, but Andrew D. Goldstein, a former Time magazine reporter, has a day-to-day role in one of the central lines of investigation.
Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for Four Decades Gets $21 Million Settlement
The man, Craig Coley, now 71, plans to move forward, though he says no amount of money can replace what he lost by being wrongfully convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her son in 1978.
Trump Braces for Democrats to Outflank Him on China
A modest trade deal could be a political liability in 2020.
G.O.P. Tries to Hold Down Defections Before Vote to Block Trump’s Emergency
With some Republicans worried over precedent, party leaders are scrambling to hold their troops in line ahead of a House vote to reject President Trump’s emergency declaration.
Domestic Distractions Persist as Trump Heads Abroad for North Korea Talks
The president projected optimism ahead of his second meeting with Kim Jong-un, but leaves as Congress prepares to take on his border wall and question his former fixer.
Trump Expects a ‘Very Tremendous Summit’ With Kim Jong-un
President Trump projected optimism ahead of his second meeting with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, suggesting again that his eventual goal is to convince Mr. Kim to abandon his nuclear weapons.
Trump Calls Spike Lee’s Oscar Speech a ‘Racist Hit on Your President’
The president was not pleased after the “BlacKkKlansman” director called on Sunday for voters to “make the moral choice” in the 2020 election.
California Today: California Today: Your Quick Oscars Recap
Monday: Get caught up on the Academy Awards; Pacific Gas and Electric’s political influence; and the art of fashion.
Elizabeth Warren to Forgo Receptions and Fund-Raisers With Big Donors
The Democratic senator and presidential candidate says she wants to provide equal access to anyone who supports her, in a move that could put pressure on rivals who accept large donations.
Rust Belt, Sun Belt or Both? Democrats Seek the Best Route to the White House
Democrats are split over whether to redouble their efforts to win back the industrial heartland, or turn their attention to more demographically promising states like Georgia and Arizona.
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