‘I Can’t Believe It Really Happened’: Remembering Manzanar
At the desert site of an internment camp in California, an 86-year-old man leads tours of what was home to him and 10,000 other Japanese-Americans during World War II.
From Fighting Injustice to Facing Death Row: The Bizarre Case of Pastor Glasgow
Mr. Glasgow is well known for speaking out against injustice in his small Alabama city. Now accused of murder, he is in need of a campaign on his behalf.
A Fatal Flaw as Trump Tries to Remake Health Care: Shortcuts
The court cases that the Trump administration has lost on health care have a common theme: Federal judges have found that the administration cut corners in trying to advance its political priorities.
Alan Dershowitz Is Enjoying This
In an interview with The Times, Mr. Dershowitz talks about McCarthyism (Martha’s Vineyard-style) and why nuance doesn’t exist in politics anymore.
Paul Manafort Seeks to Move Criminal Trial Hundreds of Miles From Washington
Lawyers for President Trump’s former campaign chairman want to move the trial away from Washington, where they say a fair trial would be “impossible.”
‘Super Polluting’ Trucks Receive Loophole on Pruitt’s Last Day
The Environmental Protection Agency will notify makers of glider trucks, which use engines that do not have modern emissions controls, that they won’t be punished for increasing production.
Jim Jordan Is Defiant as Allegations Mount, and Supporters Point to ‘Deep State’
The Ohio congressman insists he didn’t know that wrestlers on a college team he coached were being abused, and backers say he is the victim of conspirators who are trying to bring down the president.
Scott Pruitt’s Rocky Relationship With His Aides Set the Stage for His Fall
He built an extraordinary team of like-minded officials at the E.P.A. only to watch many of them question his actions or depart amid scandals.
They Came Here to Serve. But for Many Immigrants, the Army Isn’t Interested.
Lawyers for the foreign-born recruits say at least 30 have been discharged in recent weeks and thousands more are stuck in limbo.
In Making His Second Supreme Court Pick, Trump Has a Model: His First
President Trump views his nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch in January 2017 as one of the unalloyed triumphs of his presidency.
Ralph Paige, Champion of Black Farmers, Dies at 74
As head of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, Mr. Paige fought to save black farmers’ land and win compensation to redress government discrimination.
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