Parkland Drama Teacher Accepts Award at Tonys: ‘We All Have a Common Energy’
At Radio City Music Hall, Melody Herzfeld said that receiving the excellence in theater education prize was a “defining moment” in her life.
Escalating Clash With Canada, Trump Is Isolated Before North Korea Meeting
Whether Kim Jong-un sees President Trump’s combative approach as a sign of strength or weakness, the rupture with allies was sure to shadow the session between the two in Singapore on Tuesday.
Hurricane Maria Casts Shadow Over Puerto Rican Parade
The deaths, destruction and federal government’s response to the devastating storm provided a grim backdrop to the annual celebration.
Where the Debate Over ‘Designer Babies’ Began
Genetic technology is advancing, and critics are warning of a slippery slope. We spoke with the scientists working at the forefront of the research, families who have benefited from the advancements and the first-ever “test-tube” baby — now nearing age…
Quick Evacuation in Somalia Firefight Shows Disparity in U.S. Resources in Africa
A medical helicopter arrived within minutes to evacuate wounded American commandos after they came under fire from militants.
9 Minutes of Terror, 12 Months of Recovery: Inside the Republican Baseball Team’s Return
It had already been a complicated year of recuperation. Then the Republican congressional baseball team returned to the field where it was attacked.
Mitt Romney Wants In Again. There Is One Catch.
His wife said they were done with campaigns. But after two high-profile losses on the national stage, a Senate bid was too good to pass up, even if it means dealing with Donald Trump.
Honduran Man Kills Himself After Threat of Family Separation at U.S. Border, Reports Say
Marco Antonio Muñoz, 39, died last month in a jail in Starr County, Tex. He was taken there after becoming combative, Customs and Border Protection said.
Trump Economic Adviser Ties G-7 Pullout to North Korea Meeting
The adviser, Larry Kudlow, said a “betrayal” by the Canadian prime minister had forced President Trump to take action to avoid being seen as weak before his meeting with Kim Jong-un.
Documents Show Political Lobbying in Census Question About Citizenship
Census Bureau officials said asking about citizenship could be disruptive, but an immigration hard-liner connected to Steve Bannon pushed for its inclusion.
Alabama’s Longtime Hostility to Gambling Shows Signs of Fading
Evangelical leaders who fought off plans for state lotteries and other gambling initiatives on moral grounds are finding fewer allies and less fervor in the pews.
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