Kroger Shooting Suspect Is Charged With Hate Crimes in Killings of 2 Black People
After failing to gain entry to a predominantly black church, the man shot and killed two black people at a Kroger in Kentucky, the authorities say.
As Inmates, They Fight California’s Fires. As Ex-Convicts, Their Firefighting Prospects Wilt.
About 1,500 prisoners are helping to fight fires in the state, being paid several dollars a day. Yet after inmate firefighters are released, firefighting jobs are hard to find.
Battle Over Wall Risks Shutdown as Lawmakers Scramble to Fund Government
Lawmakers, facing a Dec. 7 deadline to avoid a shutdown, have also run into a sticking point over protection for the special counsel’s investigation.
Herbert Fingarette, Contrarian Philosopher on Alcoholism, Dies at 97
Mr. Fingarette concluded that heavy drinking was willful behavior, not a disease, and that moderate use of alcohol was an acceptable treatment goal.
Recount Ordered in Florida Senate Race as Governor’s Contest Nears End
Rick Scott and Bill Nelson were facing a manual recount in the Senate battle. The Republican, Ron DeSantis, appears to have won governor’s race over Andrew Gillum.
Q&A: The ABCs of E-Cigarettes
As vaping grows more popular, especially among teens, here are answers to some basic questions about its health effects.
Roy Clark Is Dead at 85; a Face of Country Music on ‘Hee Haw’
He and Buck Owens were hosts of a long-running prime-time TV variety show that helped bring country music into mainstream American pop culture.
‘Green Book’ Review: A Road Trip Through a Land of Racial Clichés
A real-life story starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen becomes a feel-good fable buoyed by its lead performances.
Damage Control at Facebook: 6 Takeaways From The Times’s Investigation
An investigation by The New York Times revealed how Facebook fought back against critics during a flood of crises — with delays, denials and an influence campaign in Washington.
Maine’s Bruce Poliquin, Lone Republican in House from New England, Loses Re-Election
Mr. Poliquin, a two-term congressman from Maine’s Second District, lost re-election, adding to widespread Republican losses in the Northeast.
As Pelosi Pushes to Become Speaker, Gender Debate Becomes Charged
As Nancy Pelosi insisted she had enough support for the role, Democrats wrestled with the importance of keeping a woman in the top job after a “pink wave” delivered the party back to the majority.
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