Women Score Major Victories in House Primary Races in Pennsylvania
Buoyed by a new congressional map and grass-roots anger at President Trump, Democrats are poised to flip several Republican-held districts in a state Mr. Trump narrowly won in 2016.
U.S.C. Admits Fault in Response to Complaints Against Gynecologist
Dr. George Tyndall, a gynecologist at the university, had been accused for years of inappropriate touching during pelvic exams.
Talking to Senators, Trump Stays on (His Own) Message
During a lunch on Tuesday, President Trump avoided controversial topics and instead talked about his own accomplishments and his optimism for the Republican Party in the fall midterm elections.
Trump’s Plan for Cheaper Health Insurance Could Have Hidden Costs
An independent federal study said the proposal could increase government spending by $1.2 billion next year, compared with the $96 million to $168 million a year estimated by the administration.
Businesses Race to Washington to Sway Trump on China Tariffs
Some of those testifying about the proposal commended the tariffs, and others criticized them. But all agreed on the potential for the plan to irrevocably alter the course of their businesses.
Justice Department and F.B.I. Are Investigating Cambridge Analytica
Federal prosecutors have sought to question former employees of the now-defunct political data firm and banks that handled its business.
Parkland Parents Run for School Board, Saying District Let Gunman ‘Slip Through the Cracks’
The parents of two students who were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School say they want a voice on matters of school safety.
Fact Check of the Day: Trump Falsely Claimed That Transfers of Military Gear to Police Departments Are ‘At a Record Clip’
Transfers of surplus equipment have declined — not increased — under President Trump.
Missouri Lawmakers Press On With Investigation of Gov. Eric Greitens
Prosecutors dropped a charge against the governor, but state lawmakers moved forward with a special session that could lead to his impeachment.
Yanny or Laurel? How an Audio Clip Divided the Internet
A student recorded a vocabulary word off a computer for a school project. The rest is viral internet history.
Suspect Identified in C.I.A. Leak Was Charged, but Not for the Breach
After the release of C.I.A. hacking tools last year, The Times has learned the suspect’s identity. He’s been charged, but in a separate child pornography case.
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