Manafort Breached Plea Deal by Repeatedly Lying, Mueller Says
Prosecutors said lies by Mr. Manafort, President Trump’s onetime campaign chairman, on “a variety of subject matters” relieved them of all promises they made to him in their deal.
‘A Critical Time’: Border Businesses Jolted by $5.3 Million Loss in Crossing Shutdown
Business leaders warned that a prolonged shutdown of the San Ysidro border crossing could have devastating economic consequences.
How Trump Is Ensuring That Greenhouse Gas Emissions Will Rise
Since his earliest days in office, President Trump has been taking steps that increase emissions of the heat-trapping greenhouse gases that are warming the planet to dangerous levels.
‘They Started Running’: Photograph of Children in Diapers Fleeing Tear Gas at the Border Sparks Anger
The image of a woman and two children in diapers fleeing a cloud of tear gas prompted anger among critics of President Trump’s immigration policies.
Amy Klobuchar Is ‘Minnesota Nice.’ But Is That What Democrats Want for 2020?
The Minnesota senator emerged unscathed from the Kavanaugh hearings, then coasted to a third term. Now she is weighing whether her home state appeal can translate nationally.
Fact Check of the Day: Does the Ninth Circuit Have the Highest Reversal Rate in the Country?
This claim about the federal appeals court circuit, made by President Trump, a Republican senator and conservative pundits, is false by one metric and true by another.
Intrepid Business Travelers Are Finding Another Way to the Airport: Bike
A growing number of big airports are accessible and friendly to bicycles, offering connecting trails and free racks.
On Politics With Lisa Lerer: A Choice for Mississippi
Mississippi voters face a test of their values and priorities in Tuesday’s Senate election. House Democrats and Nancy Pelosi face a test of their own Wednesday when they elect their new leadership.
Trump: ‘This Country’s Done a Lot for General Motors’
President Trump expressed unhappiness with General Motors’ announcement that it planned to idle five North American factories and cut more than 14,000 jobs.
On ‘Bureka Tuesdays,’ They Make Pastries the Way Their Grandmothers Did
Members of a synagogue in Atlanta come together to make the savory pocket pastries to sell at Hanukkah, as they have for decades.
Supreme Court Considers a Thorny Question of Free Speech and Police Power
An argument before the court considered whether to allow lawsuits over arrests made in retaliation for the exercise of First Amendment rights.
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