YouTube Shooting: Woman Wounds 3 Before Killing Herself, Police Say
The San Bruno Police Department confirmed that three people were taken to local hospitals with gunshot wounds. The shooter died from what the police believe was a self-inflicted gunshot.
Connie Lawn, Independent White House Reporter, Dies at 73
Ms. Lawn built her nearly 50-year career at the White House without the consistent support of a major media company.
Church Leaders Propelled the Civil Rights Movement. Now They’re Looking to Rekindle Dr. King’s Activist Spirit
Fifty years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, black pastors are issuing a call to action and using different methods to achieve common goals.
Why Teachers in Oklahoma and Kentucky Are Walking Out and What to Expect
Questions and answers on the thousands of teachers in multiple states who have walked off the job or are making plans to do so.
Fact-check: A Twitter Rant That Rails and Misleads on Immigration Policy
Three days of presidential tweets contained many false and misleading accusations.
White House Turf Battle Threatens to Delay Tax Law Rollout
The Office of Management and Budget and the Treasury Department are at odds over the Treasury’s longtime independence in writing tax regulations.
Bill Cosby Jury to Hear Account That His Accuser Was Scheming
The judge in the coming retrial admitted the testimony of a woman who says she heard Andrea Constand muse about falsely claiming she had been molested.
Alex Jones and Infowars Sued for Defamation After Misidentifying Parkland Gunman
Hours after the shooting, Infowars published a photo claiming to show the gunman wearing a shirt emblazoned with Communist leaders. The shirt was a parody, and the man has never been to Florida.
Anna Chennault, Behind-the-Scenes Force in Washington, Dies at 92
A writer, executive and Republican fund-raiser who dabbled in Cold War foreign intrigue after the death of her husband, a famous general in World War II.
Trump’s Battle With California Is the Backdrop as State Picks a Governor
A governor’s election in California is a changing of the guard at a moment when the state is involved in a high-stakes battle with President Trump.
Ex-Skadden Lawyer Is Sentenced to 30 Days in Russia Inquiry
The former lawyer, Alex van der Zwaan, had admitted lying to investigators about his communications with a Trump campaign aide and a Ukrainian with ties to Russian intelligence.
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