Nine Key Questions About the Green New Deal
If you’ve heard a lot recently about the Green New Deal but still aren’t quite sure what it is, we’re here to help.
California Today: California Today: How to See a Super Bloom
Thursday: Tips for catching a glimpse of an expected wildflower bonanza; Oakland teachers prepare to strike; and how to plant your own super bloom
Times Insider: A Grocery, a Barn, a Bridge: Returning to the Scenes of a Hate Crime
How we’re using immersive video technology to witness sites of racial violence.
As Colorado Moves to Bar Abstinence-Only Sex Education, Teenagers Take the Lead
Students have supported legislation that would require the teaching of safe sex, consent and sexual orientation, elements that have prompted a backlash from conservative groups.
Wait Times for Citizenship Have Doubled in the Last Two Years
It now takes twice as long to complete the citizenship application process as it did two years ago. The average wait time is now 10 months, but some wait more than two years.
On Politics: A Climate Denialist on Trump’s Climate Change Panel
William Happer, a physicist serving as the president’s deputy assistant for emerging technologies, has said that carbon dioxide is beneficial to humanity.
Who Is Jussie Smollett, the Actor Charged With Staging His Own Assault?
Mr. Smollett, a star in the TV show “Empire,” was charged Wednesday with a felony account of disorderly conduct in connection with the episode.
Michael Cohen Agrees to Testify Next Week, Setting Stage for a High-Stakes Hearing
The hearing before Congress will give Mr. Cohen, once one of President Trump’s most loyal aides, a rare public platform to explain his work for the president.
White House Memo: Trump Cultivates a Kindred Spirit From a Continent He Often Antagonizes
President Trump hosted Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of Austria on Wednesday at the White House. They have a shared appeal to nationalism and determination to crack down on immigration.
Inside a Fly-by-Night Operation to Harvest Ballots in North Carolina
With a congressional seat in the balance, sworn testimony this week has illuminated the inner workings of an amateurish operation that paid workers to collect absentee ballots.
F.B.I. to Investigate Houston Police Officers After Deadly Drug Raid
The federal agency said it was investigating allegations that a search warrant that led to the Jan. 28 raid “was based on false, fabricated information.”
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