‘How Could We Not Know?’ Kidnapping Suspect Hid in Plain Sight
Jake Patterson, accused of abducting Jayme Closs and killing her parents, managed to elude notice around the small town of Gordon.
Man Plotting to Attack White House Is Arrested in Georgia, Authorities Say
Federal prosecutors said that after monitoring the man for months, they arrested him when he tried to buy weapons from an undercover F.B.I. employee.
White House Redefines Who Is Essential to Get Parts of Government Moving Again
The administration is opening the government piece by piece, forcing thousands of workers to report to the job without pay in sectors that could benefit the president’s base.
Agency Ignored Constitutional Questions About Trump Hotel Lease, Report Finds
After President Trump was elected, the General Services Administration should have reviewed the legality of the lease a prime property in Washington, the agency’s inspector general said.
In Shadow of Trump Hotel, Unpaid Federal Workers Find Help
The chef José Andrés and his nonprofit disaster relief organization set up a kitchen to feed thousands of furloughed government employees.
Shutdown Threatens to Delay Criminal Justice Reforms Signed Into Law by Trump
The government shutdown has added confusion and delays to a new criminal justice law. Inmates who hoped to walk free will have to wait.
Will We Ever See Mueller’s Report on Trump? Maybe.
There is no guarantee a report on the findings of the special counsel’s investigation will be made public. Here’s what could determine the outcome.
Sanders Meets With Former Staff Members, Seeking to Quell Anxiety Over Sexism
The Vermont senator, still weighing a 2020 presidential run, was responding to complaints of discrimination and mistreatment of women in his 2016 campaign.
Trilobites: Watch These Stink Bugs Hatch in Unison
In terrifying synchrony, baby stink bugs all but explode to life.
Overlooked No More: Isabelle Kelley, Who Developed a Food Stamp Program to Feed Millions
At a time when many needy families lacked adequate nutrition, Kelley helped develop a program to improve the well being of Americans. Today, more than 38 million people receive food stamps.
Why Don’t Unpaid Federal Workers Walk Off the Job?
Federal law prohibits strikes, public servants care about their work and other reasons airports and prisons aren’t in chaos, despite a protracted federal shutdown.
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