Trump Administration Spares Corporate Wrongdoers Billions in Penalties
Punishment of banks and big companies accused of malfeasance has declined precipitously since the Obama era.
How Voting Became a Central Issue in the Georgia Governor’s Race
A judge’s ruling Friday highlighted the continuing dispute over charges of voting irregularities that have added tension to the election
How the Trump Enforcement Numbers Were Calculated
The Times built a database of cases and tapped into academic research to compare corporate penalties during the Obama and Trump administrations.
Gunman in Yoga Studio Shooting Recorded Racist, Misogynistic Videos in 2014
The gunman, Scott Beierle, posted YouTube videos of himself in 2014 identifying with “involuntary celibates” and railing against women and interracial dating.
G.O.P. Sees Trump’s Playbook as Best Hope in Some Tight Races
Some candidates are following the president in attacking prominent liberals and minorities to stoke an us vs. them narrative about the country’s security and culture.
Despite Trump’s Threats, U.S. Keeps Giving Aid to Central America
President Trump pledged to cut off the assistance because of the caravan approaching the United States. But the money still flows. And the U.S. is helping countries with Venezuelan refugees.
Steve King, for a Change, Faces a Battle for House Seat in Iowa
The overlap of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre and Mr. King’s history of racist remarks has threatened a re-election bid that looked assured.
‘Not Again’: Tragedies Unite Charleston Pastor and Pittsburgh Rabbi
The killings of nine parishioners at a black church in Charleston and 11 congregants at a synagogue in Pittsburgh brought people in those two communities together in an unspeakable grief.
A Nation in Turmoil Prepares to Deliver a Verdict on Trump
Republicans have grown increasingly pessimistic about holding the House, as polls show a number of incumbents lagging well below 50 percent. G.O.P. leaders are more hopeful about the Senate.
The Year of the Woman’s Activism: Marches, Phone Banks, Postcards, More
It’s not just about the women running for office. A surge in activism has redefined “women’s issues” and deepened the gender divide between the parties.
Midterm Elections 2018: Campaigns Enter the Final Stretch
Updates from around the country as candidates make their final pitches to the voters who will help reshape America for the next two years.
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