Border Patrol Agent Kills Woman Who Crossed Border Illegally in Texas, Authorities Say
The officer said he fired his gun because he had been assaulted, but a neighbor said there were no signs of an attack.
Read Trump’s Letter to Kim Jong-un Canceling North Korea Summit
President Trump on Thursday sent a letter to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un canceling their highly anticipated summit on June 12 to discuss denuclearization.
A Kentucky Town Votes Against a Culture War Rematch
A gay man who was denied a marriage license by Kim Davis in 2015 lost a Democratic primary Tuesday to run against her for county clerk this fall.
California Today: California Today: U.S.C.’s Academic Senate Calls On President to Resign Over Gynecologist Scandal
Thursday: A Mexican Mafia crackdown in L.A. jails, Senator Dianne Feinstein disavows the death penalty and West Hollywood welcomes Stormy Daniels.
36 Hours: 36 Hours in Chattanooga
Nearly geeky in its optimism — and all the better for it — this friendly Tennessee city is a breath of fresh air.
California’s ‘Top-Two’ Primary: Here’s How It All Works
Democrats and Republicans might be shut out from big races on the November ballot in California. A look at how the system works and what’s at stake.
Meet the Women Who Made History in This Week’s Elections
Several female candidates captured nominations on Tuesday, including in Georgia, where Stacey Abrams became the first black woman to be a major party nominee for governor in the United States.
Grand Jury Declines to Indict Officers in Georgia Man’s Killing
Ricky Boyd’s death in Savannah drew scrutiny because of conflicting claims about whether he had a gun. Now, a federal investigation is reportedly underway.
Overlooked No More. She Followed a Trail to Wyoming. Then She Blazed One.
The Western territory made history in 1869 by giving women the right to vote. When Esther Morris became justice of the peace a few months later, she made history as well.
Southern Baptist Leader Removed as Seminary President for Remarks on Women
Paige Patterson’s comments included advice that women who are abused by their husbands should focus on praying for them, rather than on divorce.
There Are Two Georgias. One Just Made History.
The victory of Stacey Abrams, the first black woman to win a major party’s nomination for governor, highlights the divide between Georgia’s diverse cities, led by Atlanta, and its conservative countryside.
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