Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Barring Political Apparel at Polling Places
In a 7-to-2 decision, the court said a Minnesota law did not give voters clear guidance on what T-shirts and buttons were barred.
Senators Ask White House Economists to Turn Over Tariff Findings
Two senators have asked President Trump’s Council of Economic Advisers to turn over an analysis that shows the administration’s tariffs would slow economic growth.
Pompeo Allays Fears After North Korea Summit
At a news conference in Seoul, South Korea, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the president’s recent comments about North Korea no longer being a nuclear threat were made with “eyes wide open.”
California Today: California Today: History in San Francisco With the Election of a Black Female Mayor
London Breed’s victory, Antonio Villaraigosa on his defeat, Golden State killer victims’ restitution, and early campaigning in the Central Valley.
Inside the Former Walmart Where Almost 1,500 Migrant Children Are Held
The converted store in Texas has become the largest migrant children’s shelter in the country — a warehouse for boys who were caught illegally crossing the border.
Conservative Religious Leaders Are Denouncing Trump Immigration Policies
Some of the religious leaders are the same evangelicals and Roman Catholics who helped President Trump to build his base. “It’s terrible to see families ripped apart,” Franklin Graham said.
What to Watch For in Today’s Report on the F.B.I.’s Hillary Clinton Investigation
The report, by the Justice Department’s inspector general, is highly anticipated, not least by President Trump.
Restraining Order Issued Against Stan Lee’s Gatekeeper
More twists in the saga of the Marvel Comics legend as a man claiming to be his caretaker is arrested on a charge of filing a false report.
In Name of Free Speech, States Crack Down on Campus Protests
Protests of conservatives speakers at colleges has prompted new policies that penalize disruptions, putting academia on the front lines of the left-right culture wars.
The Seismic Defect Lurking in Some California High Rises
A report by the U.S. Geological Survey includes a list of buildings that are potentially vulnerable to a large quake. Some of San Francisco’s most prominent high rises are on the list.
American Is Detained After Joining Protest in Vietnam
Will Nguyen had joined demonstrations against a cybersecurity law and proposed special economic zones that had raised fears of Chinese encroachment.
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