Kris Kobach Wants to Build the Wall His Way, and Says He Has the President’s Blessing
Mr. Kobach, a hard-line conservative on immigration policy, is involved in a private effort to raise funds for a border wall, saying it would intersect with the policy goals of the government.
Meet the Woman Asking R. Kelly’s Accusers to Come Forward
Kim Foxx, the top prosecutor in Chicago, is herself a sexual assault survivor. She says she knows how difficult it is to tell the story.
Airport Delays Ripple Across Northeast Due to Air Traffic Controller Shortage
The stoppage of flights to a main airport serving the New York City area comes as federal workers miss a second paycheck as a result of the government shutdown.
in her words: Photographing the Women of the 116th Congress
For most of American history, political power has looked white and male. Here’s how one photographer aimed to upend the visual status quo.
Who Is Roger Stone?
Roger J. Stone Jr., a longtime Trump adviser, has been charged as part of the investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller. He was arrested in a pre-dawn F.B.I. raid in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and is expected to appear in court Friday.
California Today: California Today: The Rams Are in the Super Bowl. Does Anyone in L.A. Care?
Friday: Chronicling the team’s resurgence and what it means for the new stadium, failed attempts to end the shutdown and a comforting meal in K-Town.
Zuckerberg Plans to Integrate WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger
Facebook’s chief executive has asserted control over its sprawling divisions and mandated the social network’s messaging services be knitted together.
Roger Stone, Adviser to Trump, Is Indicted in Mueller Investigation
Mr. Stone, a self-described dirty trickster, has changed his story about whether he had advance knowledge in 2016 of leaks of emails aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Border Wall Is Out of Sync With the Southwest’s Changing Politics
The wall might have helped Republicans in places like Montana and North Dakota, but all nine House members whose districts touch the southern border oppose it.
A Nuclear Site Guard Accused Colleagues of Sexual Assault. Then She Was Fired.
The accusations underscored an entrenched culture of discrimination and retaliation that guards said flourished under two contractors at a highly classified Energy Department site in Nevada.
On Politics: Two Bills to End Shutdown Fail
With federal workers on the verge of missing a second paycheck, lawmakers from both parties renewed their efforts to forge a compromise.
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