Pulse Gunman’s Father Was an F.B.I. Informer, Widow’s Lawyer Says
Seddique Mateen, whose son killed 49 people in the 2016 shooting, was an F.B.I. source for years, according to a lawyer for the gunman’s widow.
Trump Can’t Stop Tweeting, but Goes Silent on Stormy Daniels
After sixty-one weeks in the White House, President Trump has found someone he won’t attack on Twitter: Stormy Daniels.
U.S.-Russia Relations: A Volley of Diplomatic Punishments Over Spying
The expulsion of Russian officials in response to the alleged poisoning of a former spy resembles the tactics of the Cold War.
Trump, Joining Allies, Expels 60 Russians Over Poisoning in U.K.
The expulsion order included 12 people identified as Russian intelligence officers stationed at the United Nations. The Russian consulate in Seattle also must close.
California Today: California Today: They Marched for Gun Control. Will Anything Change?
Monday: Gun control proponents march throughout the state, fresh uproar over a fatal shooting by the Sacramento police, and concern over a new housing bill.
Water Slide That Decapitated Boy Violated Basic Design Standards, Indictment Says
A 10-year-old boy died on a water slide in Kansas called Verrückt — German for “crazy.” A co-owner of the water park is among those facing charges.
She Was Shot in Parkland. Can She Turn Trauma Into Change?
Samantha Fuentes, 18, was hit by gunfire from an AR-15 rifle at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month. Onstage, she’s helping to lead a national conversation about gun control. Behind the scenes, she’s reeling from mental and physical trauma….
Pursuits: In Energized Detroit, Savoring an Architectural Legacy
From the Fisher Building to Belle Isle (and beyond), the work of the renowned Albert Kahn endures. Here’s how to see them.
Out There: Meet Tess, Seeker of Alien Worlds
NASA’s new spacecraft, to be launched next month, will give scientists a much clearer view of the planets orbiting stars near to us.
They Push. They Protest. And Many Activists, Privately, Suffer as a Result.
At least five activists pushing social justice agendas have died over the last two years, drawing attention to the pressures they face.
At a Crucial Juncture, Trump’s Legal Defense Is Largely a One-Man Operation
President Trump is struggling to find any top lawyers willing to represent him as he faces a critical decision: whether to give the special counsel an interview.
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