J.J. Watt Offers to Pay for Funerals of Santa Fe School Shooting Victims
This is not the first time the football player has offered to help Texans in need. A Hurricane Harvey relief effort he led raised more than $37 million in less than three weeks.
Black, Female and Running for Governor: Can She Win in the South?
Stacey Abrams, a Democrat running for governor of Georgia, is trying to win a statewide election in the Deep South without relying on conservative-leaning white voters.
U.S. and China Tout Trade Talks as Success, but Leave the Details for Later
The two countries said they had reached an agreement to increase American exports, but the White House noted that specifics would be agreed upon at a later date.
The Secret History of White Power
In this week’s Race/Related newsletter: an interview with a historian who studies white power and a look at the racial disparity in marijuana arrests in New York.
Nazis, Kamikazes, Communism: What Can the Texas Suspect’s Pins Tell Us?
Dimitrios Pagourtzis, the 17-year-old suspected of killing 10 people at a Texas high school, wore clothes that featured several symbolic pins. Here’s what they mean.
Trump Jr. and Other Aides Met With Gulf Emissary Offering Help to Win Election
The Trump Tower meeting and follow-ups are the first indication that countries beyond Russia may have offered help to the Trump campaign.
Meghan Markle Introduces the British Monarchy to the African-American Experience
Centuries of tradition seemed to peel away as Bishop Michael Curry spoke to the crowd of aristocrats in the cadence of the black American church.
Melania Trump Returns to White House in ‘High Spirits’ After Kidney Procedure
The White House has not explained what led the first lady to seek treatment or whether its reference to her “benign kidney condition” meant she had a tumor.
Santa Fe School Shooting Victims: Here Are Their Stories
Most of the victims were students. One was looking forward to his 17th birthday party. Another, an exchange student from Pakistan, was preparing to go home.
On a Spring Texan Morning, a Sound Heard Too Often at Schools Across America: Bang. Bang. Bang.
Investigators say the Santa Fe shooting suspect, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, left some students alive in order to “have his story told.”
Requiring Prices in Drug Ads: Would It Do Any Good? Is It Even Legal?
A proposal that the administration presents as a matter of transparency has raised a torrent of questions from consumers, doctors, drugmakers and advertising professionals.
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