‘He’s Not There Yet’: Embattled Governor Seeks Forgiveness From Black Virginians
Seeking to recover from the scandal over his use of blackface, Gov. Ralph Northam is scrambling to rebuild his image among African-Americans.
TIMES INSIDER: Covering the Lives of Veterans, Revered but Often Forgotten
I took the veterans affairs beat at the end of last year and quickly found that veterans — and those who care for them — are eager to share experiences and to engage.
The Perfect Valentine? A Math Formula.
Nothing says ‘I love you’ like a customizable algebraic equation.
On Politics: Trump Moves Toward Border Deal
President Trump said he had “options that most people don’t understand” to build a border wall without congressional approval.
Man With 3-D-Printed Gun Had Hit List of Lawmakers, U.S. Says
Eric Gerard McGinnis was sentenced to eight years in prison. He had been prohibited from possessing a firearm when he was found with the partially 3-D-printed gun.
Suspect on Ten Most Wanted Listed Is Killed in North Carolina, F.B.I. Says
Greg Carlson, a fugitive spotted in four states in the last 18 months, was killed in a predawn raid on his hotel room, the F.B.I. said.
F.B.I. Investigates Suspicious Fire at Planned Parenthood Clinic in Missouri
The bureau is looking into possible federal civil rights violations in connection with a fire at a center in Columbia, Mo., on Sunday.
News Analysis: Trump Puts Best Face on Border Deal, as Aides Try to Assuage an Angry Right
It was arguably the most punishing defeat President Trump has experienced in office, and it left the White House scrounging for other ways to pay for a wall.
David Forden, C.I.A. Handler in Cold War Intrigue, Dies at 88
He cultivated a colonel in the Polish high command whose warnings may have staved off a Soviet incursion. They were later neighbors in Florida.
Trump, Inching Toward Border Security Deal, Says Shutdown Would Be ‘Terrible’
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Mitch McConnell encouraged their colleagues to support the bill as negotiators rushed to finish it in time before votes in the House and Senate.
14 Children Died in the Parkland Shooting. Nearly 1,200 Have Died From Guns Since.
For the project “Since Parkland,” teenage journalists wrote profiles for every child killed by gun violence in the year since the Florida school shooting.
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