At War: The Military’s Guardian Angel Program: Explained
The U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan on July 7 in an insider attack was assigned to a Guardian Angel unit. Here’s what that means.
California Today: California Today: Are Criminal Justice Reforms Making the State Safer?
Wednesday: Migrant families reunited, Tesla goes to China and a milestone in San Francisco.
New Triennial Offers Artists the Canvas of Ohio
An organizer of an international triennial of contemporary art sold more than 110 artists on the charms of Cleveland and the surrounding area.
Judge Kavanaugh’s Former Clerks: Diverse, and Deployed to Vouch for Him
Conservative advocates for the Supreme Court nominee coordinated a public relations campaign by his former clerks, more than half of whom are women.
Solar Plan Collides With Farm Tradition in Pacific Northwest
Tensions between liberal cities and the conservative countryside of Washington State are flaring over a major solar energy project, in a district with a highly contested House race this fall.
For Midterms, Supreme Court Political Drama Plays to Its Audience
The clash over Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination will leave Democratic senators on the defensive, but it could energize the left in House races.
‘They Were Abusing Us the Whole Way’: A Tough Path for Gay and Trans Migrants
As they seek refuge from violence at home, L.G.B.T. migrants from Central America often encounter discrimination and exploitation.
Pfizer to Postpone Some Drug Price Increases, After Criticism From Trump
The company said it would roll back increases that took effect July 1 to give the president a chance to work on his “blueprint” to lower prices and to “provide more access for patients.”
Dancing F.B.I. Agent Facing Assault Charge Can Carry Gun Again, Judge Rules
Chase Bishop was charged with second-degree assault after his gun went off at a Denver club and injured another patron, the authorities said.
Zsa Zsa the English Bulldog, ‘World’s Ugliest Dog,’ Dies at 9
Zsa Zsa lived a life of glamour in her final weeks, meeting fans across the country and even flying first class.
As Migrant Families Are Reunited, Some Children Don’t Recognize Their Mothers
There were heartbreaking scenes at the court-ordered reunions of migrant families that had been separated for months. The government said hundreds of families wearing monitoring devices will be released into the United States.
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