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.
Trump Again Falsely Blames Democrats for His Separation Policy
The president’s efforts to evade responsibility for the tactic reflect how politically poisonous the issue has become.
Why Affirmative Action Is Complicated for Asian-Americans
Asian-Americans have been among the most vocal opponents of affirmative action. But national surveys show that most favor it.
In Conservative Kentucky, Power of Female Candidates Is Tested in Key House Race
For Amy McGrath to win the race against Representative Andy Barr, she will have to win the votes of rural residents who feel alienated from the national Democratic Party.
2 Deputies in Kansas Are Fatally Shot While Transporting Inmates
Officials said they believe the deputies were shot with one of their own firearms. The suspect, who was also shot, was hospitalized.
Drawing a Portrait of L.G.B.T.Q. Life
African émigrés share their stories about searching for acceptance afar.
How Trump Came to Enforce a Practice of Separating Migrant Families
Inside the Trump administration, there is unease about the tactic, but immigration hard-liners like Stephen Miller never gave up on it after the idea was dropped early in Mr. Trump’s term.
Trump’s Plan to Lower Drug Prices Tests Limits of the Law
As drug prices rise to new heights, President Trump wants to require insurers to reduce out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries, but critics see his proposals as prohibited interference.
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