In Warning to Trump, Senators Advance Bill to Protect Mueller
The Senate Judiciary Committee, on a bipartisan vote, advanced legislation that would allow special counsels like Robert S. Mueller III to appeal their firing.
Genealogy Websites Were Key to Big Break in Golden State Killer Case
Investigators used DNA from crime scenes and plugged that genetic profile into an online genealogy database, tracing DNA to the suspect, Joseph James DeAngelo.
Trump Says Cohen’s Legal Troubles Do Not Involve Him
In an interview on “Fox & Friends,” the president said that the investigation of his lawyer, Michael Cohen, was about Mr. Cohen’s personal business dealings.
Merkel Is Next to Visit Trump, Skipping the Bonhomie
In contrast to the pomp lavished on the French president, the German chancellor will be given a working lunch and is expected to be all business.
Howard University Stares Down Challenges, and Hard Questions on Black Colleges
Students and faculty members grapple with campus turmoil and the university’s public image as a barometer for black colleges nationwide.
California Today: California Today: After Three Decades, Finally, an Arrest
Thursday: The authorities say they’ve caught the Golden State Killer, a judge rules in favor of DACA, and an “experience” that pays homage to avocados.
White House Withdraws Jackson Nomination for V.A. Chief Amid Criticism
Accusations leveled against Dr. Ronny L. Jackson’s time leading the White House medical staff led lawmakers to have concerns over his nomination.
Federal Agencies Lost Track of Nearly 1,500 Migrant Children Placed With Sponsors
The Department of Health and Human Services learned of the missing children only after calling people who took responsibility for the youths when they were released from government custody.
Scott Pruitt, Under an Ethics Cloud, Faces Lawmakers
We’ve collected the highlights from what turned out to be a daylong grilling over allegations of ethical infractions and lavish spending by the E.P.A. head.
On Washington: Time’s Not on Their Side as G.O.P. Gripes About Senate Slowdown
As a battle for Senate control looms, Republicans moved toward shortening stringent time requirements that can turn even a routine confirmation into a multiday slog.
Teachers in Arizona and Colorado Plan to Walk Out for Funding and Pay Raises
The walkouts are the latest surge of a protest movement that has already swept through West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
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