Judge Sets Bond for R. Kelly at $1 Million in Sexual Abuse Cases
The R&B singer has been charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse against four victims, three of whom were minors.
With Interest: The Week in Business: Saudi Arabia Turns East, and Trump and Kim Meet Again
Plus, what a sneaker says about college sports, and questions about the next step in building wireless networks.
Old Yearbook Photo Shows Tennessee Governor Dressed as Confederate Soldier
Bill Lee said this week that he regretted attending “Old South” parties in college.
Republican Cries Against Voter Fraud Go Mostly Quiet After Scheme Tied to Party
Republicans have loudly railed against the threat of voter fraud. But when a hard-fought congressional election in North Carolina was overturned, the party was largely muted.
Trump to Nominate Kelly Knight Craft as U.N. Ambassador
The president announced the selection of Ms. Craft, the ambassador to Canada, days after Heather Nauert, his choice to succeed Nikki R. Haley, withdrew from consideration.
Cohen Gave Prosecutors New Information on the Trump Family Business
President Trump’s former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, discussed possible irregularities at the Trump Organization. He wants a reduced prison sentence.
Twins Were Born to a Gay Couple. Only One Child Was Recognized as a U.S. Citizen, Until Now.
One twin was conceived with sperm from his American father, and the other was conceived with sperm from his Israeli father. Only the first boy was recognized as an American citizen.
Virginia House Invites Accusers to Testify Against Justin Fairfax
The Republican-controlled House of Delegates said it would hold hearings on the sexual assault claims against the state’s lieutenant governor.
Will the Mueller Report Be Made Public? It’s Largely Up to the New Attorney General
The rules governing the special counsel give considerable discretion to Attorney General William P. Barr to decide what to make public. Democrats say it should be everything.
How Amy Klobuchar Treats Her Staff
Interviews with more than two dozen former staff members and internal emails reviewed by The Times reveal demeaning and unusual behavior by Ms. Klobuchar toward her subordinates.
Hate Crime Hoaxes Are Rare, but Can Be ‘Devastating’
In the aftermath of Jussie Smollett’s arrest, one lawmaker has promised to draft a bill increasing the penalty for filing false reports.
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