Living in a Van Plastered With Hate, Bombing Suspect Was Filled with Right-Wing Rage.
Cesar Sayoc Jr., 56, accused of mailing 13 improvised explosive devices, had a lengthy criminal history in Florida that included felony theft, drug and fraud charges.
Matthew Shepard Laid to Rest at National Cathedral Decades After His Murder
The remains of Shepard, a college student killed in 1998 who became a symbol for violence against gay people, were buried on Friday after a ceremony at the Washington National Cathedral.
Why Private Equity is Furious Over a Paper in a Dermatology Journal
The sudden, unexplained removal of a research paper on private equity firms buying dermatology practices has raised questions about corporate influence.
Trump Calls Bomb Threats ‘Terrorizing Acts’
President Trump addressed the arrest of a suspect in the recent wave of suspicious packages that have been sent to some of his critics.
Man Arrested in Britain on Suspicion of Trying to Damage Magna Carta
The document, which is more than 800 years old, has been temporarily removed from display in Salisbury, England.
Bulletin Board: Why The Times Is Covering the Caravan
Yes, President Trump is a big part of the equation. But his response to the caravan does not make this any less of a story, writes our deputy International editor.
Trump’s Complaint: Bomb Plot Coverage Overtakes His Campaign Rhetoric
President Trump said it was “very unfortunate” that news organizations were not talking about politics and instead were focused on pipe bombs mailed to his critics.
Stacey Abrams, a Daughter of the South, Asks Georgia to Change
In an election steeped in issues of race, voting rights and the South’s past, present and future, Ms. Abrams is trying to become the first black woman elected governor of any state.
Abroad in America: What Is Firing Up Female Candidates?
Welcome to the ‘Year of the Woman.’ More than 250 women are running for House and Senate seats alone.
For Transgender Americans, the Political Gets Even More Personal
The Trump administration delivered a one-two punch to transgender people just weeks before a midterm election in which a record number of L.G.B.T.Q. candidates are seeking office.
Police Say Man Accused of Killing 2 at Kroger Also Tried to Enter Church
Gregory Bush, who is accused of killing two people at a Kroger store in Jeffersontown, Ky., was arraigned on two counts of murder and ordered held with bail set at $5 million.
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