Leading Republicans Join Democrats in Pushing Trump to Halt Family Separations
While Melania Trump said that “both sides” need to come together to solve the problem, Laura Bush laid responsibility at the feet of the administration.
Safety Concerns Grow as Inmates Are Guarded by Teachers and Secretaries
Trump administration cutbacks have left some prisons short on correctional officers, requiring other workers to step in.
Trumpism Finds a Safe Space at Conservative Women’s Conference
An estimated 1,000 young women took part in sessions like “How Political Correctness Is Making Everyone Stupid” and displayed enthusiasm they hope to see for Republicans in the midterm elections.
‘I Can’t Go Without My Son,’ a Mother Pleaded as She Was Deported to Guatemala
As a growing number of families are separated as part of the Trump administration’s attempt to control illegal immigration, some parents are being deported before recovering their children.
A Legal Resident, an Arrest by ICE and Father’s Day in Jail
He came from Mexico and got his green card, his family said. Now, immigration officials have put him in jail because of a misdemeanor conviction from nearly 20 years ago.
Corey Stewart, Virginia Senate Nominee, Evokes Trump on Racial Issues
Mr. Stewart, a Minnesota transplant who has defended the Confederacy and praised white nationalists, has seized opportunities to gain media attention, especially with harsh remarks about immigrants.
North Korea’s Overture to Jared Kushner
An American businessman who lives in Singapore took advantage of an unusual opening in an administration where matters of policy and business often seem to blur.
Ford Aims to Revive a Detroit Train Station, and Itself
By renovating a symbol of the city’s decline, the company hopes to create a magnet for the talent needed to prevail in the next automotive era.
Boston Globe Columnist Suspended After Review Finds Fabrications
The review uncovered “significant problems” with remarks that Kevin Cullen made in radio interviews and public appearances after the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013.
White House Confirms That Mulvaney Deputy Is Pick to Lead Consumer Bureau
Administration officials played down the fact that the choice, Kathy Kraninger, has never held a job as a regulator or worked in the financial services industry.
‘Baby Daddy’ Father’s Day Card Pulled From Stores After Criticism
After the card, featuring a black couple, drew complaints about racial stereotyping, Target and American Greetings pulled it from thousands of stores.
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