Blackface Leads to Fraternity Suspension at Cal Poly
White students dressed as gang members, including one in blackface, at California Polytechnic State University, prompting campus protests.
John Boehner Reverses Himself on Marijuana Reform After Joining Cannabis Company Board
The former House speaker once said he was “unalterably opposed” to legalization. Now he is arguing for a change in federal policy, saying the drug helped a friend with back pain.
Michael Cohen: Trump’s Lawyer and ‘Pitbull’
Donald J. Trump’s longtime lawyer has been making media appearances to support and defend the real estate mogul since 2006. Here’s how Michael Cohen came to be known as the president’s fixer and attack dog.
E.U. Likes Trump’s Stance on China, but Hates His Methods
The European Union is also fed up with China’s closed markets and trade manipulation. But it thinks the answer is negotiation, not a trade war.
Trump National Security Aide Ousted From White House Re-emerges at Justice Dept.
A former National Security Council official has accepted a new post as the national security adviser to Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Watch Live: Day 2 of Mark Zuckerberg’s Testimony
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, testifies before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Republicans Couldn’t Knock Down Obamacare. So They’re Finding Ways Around It.
Alongside one health care market, a parallel one, with fewer rules.
Paul Ryan Says He Will Retire
The politician said on Wednesday that he would not seek re-election, ending a brief stint atop the House and signaling the peril that the Republican majority faces in the midterm elections.
Facebook’s ‘User Agreement Sucks,’ Senator Says. We Explore.
A Facebook leak allowed Cambridge Analytica to obtain the data of 87 million users, and has led to serious pushback for Mark Zuckerberg, including from Senator John Kennedy, who told the chief executive his company’s user agreement “sucks.”
Trump Signs Bill Amid Momentum to Crack Down on Trafficking
President Trump has signed new anti-sex-trafficking legislation just days after the classified advertising website Backpage.com, whose founders have been charged with facilitating prostitution, was seized by federal authorities.
California Today: California Today: A Big Boost for Jerry Brown’s Elusive Water Project
Wednesday: Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress, the Sacramento police chief vows change, and the state sees lower-than-expected marijuana sales.
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