What College Students Really Think About Free Speech
A new study finds that the vast majority of students strongly support free speech but struggle to balance it with their desire for inclusivity.
Trump to Push Ahead on Gun Training for School Employees, White House Says
The president also intends to establish a federal commission to examine school safety proposals, but the administration’s efforts appeared to be piecemeal and of limited scope.
News Analysis: How Trump’s Disdain for the Iran Deal Makes a North Korea Pact Even Harder
As President Trump prepares to negotiate with the North, it will be watching closely as he decides whether to abandon the landmark 2015 Iran accord.
The Mideast Peace Plan Is Nearly Finished. Is It Dead on Arrival?
President Trump is likely to present the proposal soon, despite risking swift rejection by the Palestinians and already having taken on another thorny dispute, with North Korea.
Trump Disputes Times Report on His Legal Team
The Times, in a statement issued by its communications department, said, “We stand by our reporting, which was confirmed by multiple people close to the president.”
New England Braces for Third Nor’easter in Less Than Two Weeks
As New England recovers from the latest in a string of winter storms, more snow is in the forecast for Monday and Tuesday.
Tackling Sexual Harassment With ‘Bipartisan Bad Behavior’ in Shadows
Although leaders in Albany have committed to passing laws to address sexual harassment, some question whether the laws will change the Capitol’s culture.
White Evangelical Women, Core Supporters of Trump, Begin Tiptoeing Away
While most remain with the president, some are having second thoughts, citing his pettiness, impulsiveness and profanity, even as they say he has delivered on issues.
My Union or My President? Dueling Loyalties Mark Pennsylvania Race
Working-class voters are the prize in a widely watched special congressional race on Tuesday, as unions try to line up their pro-Trump members behind a moderate Democrat, Conor Lamb.
Officer Seen in Video Beating a Black Man Had Been Suspended in the Past
Christopher Hickman, who resigned from the Asheville Police Department in North Carolina, faces charges in the beating of a black man he accused of jaywalking, officials said.
Trump Won Ohio Handily. Populist Democrats Want to Win It Back.
After President Trump won a landslide there in 2016, Ohio has become a crucial test for populist Democrats seeking a comeback in the midterm campaign.
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