Fact Check of the Day: Trump Repeats False Claim About El Paso Crime, This Time in El Paso
At a rally in Texas, President Trump insisted that crime had fallen in El Paso because of a border wall. The data and the city’s Republican mayor disagree with him.
BBC Cameraman Is Attacked at Trump Rally
A supporter of President Trump “violently pushed and shoved” a camera operator during the president’s rally in El Paso on Monday, the broadcaster said.
BBC Camera Operator Is Attacked at Trump Rally
A supporter of President Trump “violently pushed and shoved” a cameraman during the president’s rally in El Paso on Monday, the broadcaster said.
Grand Jury Transcripts in Mass Lynching Case Should Be Released, Court Rules
No one was ever charged in the July 1946 Moore’s Ford lynchings in Walton County, Ga. More than 70 years later, new information could be forthcoming.
‘This Is My Space’: Kirsten Gillibrand’s Unabashedly Feminist Campaign
The New York senator has chosen a singular path to the presidency, making running as a woman, for women, the central theme of her campaign.
The Biggest Economic Divides Aren’t Regional. They’re Local. (Just Ask Parents.)
Why people living in smaller cities or towns tend to give higher ratings to their communities.
California Has a High Rate of Police Shootings. Could a New Open-Records Law Change That?
Just as activists and state lawmakers have sought to bring records of decades-old cases to light, police unions have tried to jam the door shut.
Lens: A Refugee’s Story: “No One’s Family is Perfect But Mine Is Perfect for Me”
In documenting his family members’ refugee experiences, Wesaam Al-Badry captured their character and ways of maneuvering through life.
Top Leader at Interior Dept. Pushes a Policy Favoring His Former Client
David Bernhardt, the agency’s acting chief, wants to roll back endangered-species protections on a tiny fish, a change that benefits few outside a California group he once represented as a lobbyist.
On Politics: Tentative Deal Reached to Avert Shutdown
House and Senate negotiators agreed “in principle” to provide $1.375 billion for physical barriers at the southwestern border, a deal that appears to be a victory for Democrats.
Negotiators Reach Deal ‘in Principle’ on Border Security to Avoid Shutdown
Lawmakers said they had reached the agreement after an impasse over the number of ICE detention beds had threatened to derail negotiations.
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