In Texas Visit, Trump Presses His Argument That There’s a Border ‘Crisis’
But in McAllen, where crime is near a 30-year low, there seemed to be a different reality.
White House Memo: At White House, Empty Desks and Unpaid Bills as Trump Shows No Sign of Relenting
The pain of the partial government shutdown bit into all corners of America — even the White House, where there is often very little sympathy for those whose job it is to keep Washington running.
News Analysis: Trump and Pompeo Embrace Autocrats and Disparage Opponents at Home
President Trump’s affinity for strongmen is well established, but rarely has his administration offered such a striking break with diplomatic tradition.
On Politics With Lisa Lerer: The Political Benefits of Shutting It Down
In the On Politics newsletter, a look at why both sides may be hesitant to reach a deal on the shutdown. Plus, fact-checking the president’s border talk and an update on Kamala Harris.
Gavin Newsom’s First State Budget Calls for Big Spending and Paying Down Debt
The new California governor’s $209 billion proposal includes new money for education, housing, poverty and health care — as well as long-term debt reduction.
Michael Cohen, Trump’s Former Lawyer, Agrees to Testify to Congress
In a decision that could further damage President Trump’s image, Mr. Cohen will give “a full and credible account” of his work for Mr. Trump next month before the House Oversight Committee.
Kevin Fret, Openly Gay Latin Trap Artist, Is Shot and Killed in Puerto Rico
The 25-year-old, who was hailed as a pioneer in the genre of trap music, was shot by unknown gunmen in San Juan around dawn on Thursday.
Prosecutors Examining Ukrainians Who Flocked to Trump Inaugural
The Ukrainians were in Washington pushing plans that, in some cases, would have steered the incoming administration to lift tough sanctions on Russia.
Man Found Dead in Ed Buck’s Hollywood Apartment Was a Friend and Fashion Stylist
Timothy Dean, 55, was the second man to die inside the political activist and donor’s apartment in two years.
Facing Legal Action, Insurer Now Will Cover People Taking Truvada, an H.I.V.-Prevention Drug
Regulators had accused Mutual of Omaha of denying policies to applicants, mostly gay men, who took medication to protect against the infection.
Common Sense: Why Trump’s Unusual Leadership Style Isn’t Working in the White House
President Trump is churning through senior staff, a sign that his unconventional management style doesn’t translate into effective governance.
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