Friends and Family Wonder: Why Did the Austin Bomber Choose Us?
Mark Conditt went to the same barber shop as one of his victims. Friends and relatives of the victims try to understand the connection.
Demonstrators Who Brought Guns and an Opposing Message: ‘Shoot Back’
Supporters of the Second Amendment gathered at state capitals and in city centers on Saturday, hoping to counter hundreds of thousands who rallied for stricter gun laws.
‘Done Hiding’: Students Lead Huge Rallies for Gun Control Across the U.S.
The young people, as they seized the nation’s attention, vowed that their grief about school shootings and their frustration with adults’ inaction would power a new generation of activism.
For Parkland Students, a Surreal Journey From ‘Normal’ to a Worldwide March
Little is ordinary for the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, who arrived in Washington Saturday to protest gun violence with huge crowds.
As Ties With Mexico Fray, Kushner Works Quietly to Mend Them
Allies of Jared Kushner and Mexican officials say he has worked, with some success, to preserve a relationship that has been corroded by President Trump’s clashes with his Mexican counterpart.
A 360-Degree View of the March for Our Lives Protest
Witness the thousands who have gathered on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington to protest gun violence, in 360-degree video.
Stormy Daniels, Trump’s Unlikely Foe, Is ‘Not Someone to Be Underestimated’
To many in the capital, the pornographic film actress has become an unexpected force. But those who know her well view the moment differently.
How Calls for Privacy May Upend Business for Facebook and Google
Internet companies were built on a model in which people gave up their information for free services. Now, that idea is under siege.
Thousands March to End Gun Violence
On Saturday, tens of thousands of people poured into the streets in Washington and cities across the globe to take a stance against gun violence.
News Analysis: ‘America First’ Bears a New Threat: Military Force
Not since the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, have key national security leaders so publicly raised the threat of armed confrontation if foreign adversaries do not meet America’s demands.
A Dying Southern Town Needed a Miracle. Marijuana Came Calling.
Cotton Plant, Ark., a small city hollowed out by racism and economic change, may get a boost from the state’s recent legalization of medical marijuana.
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