Florida House Passes Gun Control Bill, Defying N.R.A.
State lawmakers passed a $400 million gun bill that would raise the minimum age to buy a gun, among other provisions. The bill now heads to the governor.
Florida Teacher Says Her Racist Podcast Was ‘Satire’
School officials called the podcast “concerning” and said the teacher had been removed from the classroom.
How the Parkland Students Got So Good at Social Media
The activist students of Stoneman Douglas, where 17 people were killed last month, are social media naturals. But it’s not entirely true that they’ve been tweeting all their lives.
White House Prepares to Formalize Tariffs but Floats Exemptions
The administration is expected to formally announce tariffs on Thursday despite pushback from Republican lawmakers and as officials began signaling carve-outs for certain countries.
In Immigration Speech, Jeff Sessions Scolds California: ‘We Have a Problem’
The attorney general announced a suit claiming the state’s immigrant-protection laws violated federal law, while Gov. Jerry Brown struck back in his own appearance.
Cohn’s Departure Widens Policy Rift Between Party and President
The loss of Mr. Cohn, who carried the banner for free trade and free markets in the White House, portends more populist trade and economic policies to come.
Forests Protect the Climate. A Future With More Storms Would Mean Trouble.
With an increase in extreme weather expected in the years to come, forests could be changed permanently as the world continues to warm.
In Utah, It’s the Donald J. Trump Highway vs. the ‘Stormy Daniels Rampway’
A Utah lawmaker introduced a bill that would rename the state’s most scenic route in honor of the president. An opponent has suggested an unusual amendment.
California Today: California Today: Why This Year’s Low Snowpack Doesn’t Indicate a Drought
Wednesday: The reservoirs are in good shape, Jeff Sessions teases a sanctuary city announcement, and Democrats put up more House candidates.
Northeast Storm Live Updates: Snow Cloaks a Region and Power Failures Mount
Crashes clogged roadways and thousands of people lost electricity in parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey as the second nor’easter in a week hit the region.
Questions and Answers on the Winter Storm
A New York Times climate reporter answers your questions about the winter storm in the Northeast.
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