Escalating Attacks, Trump Denounces Mueller Team as Filled With Partisans
While President Trump had largely sought to avoid alienating the special counsel in recent months, he has shifted his tone in the past two days.
Nancy Pelosi Wants to Lead. More Democratic Candidates Want Her Out.
Conor Lamb’s victory in Pennsylvania, with his vow to oppose Ms. Pelosi, has emboldened other moderate and liberal Democrats to distance themselves from her.
Offshore Drilling Companies Want Less Regulation. But Safety Problems Persist.
The Interior Department conducted surprise inspections in the Gulf of Mexico last week after an alert about “potentially catastrophic” crane accidents.
Data Firm Tied to Trump Campaign Talked Business With Russians
Cambridge Analytica, a company that developed technology to target voters, has denied having connections to Russia. But evidence suggests otherwise.
Cinderella Story? It’s True for U.M.B.C. in Academics, Too
The university is known more for producing the most African-American students who go on to complete combined M.D.-Ph.D. programs than it is for turning out professional athletes.
Andrew McCabe, Fired F.B.I. Deputy, Is Said to Have Kept Memos on Trump
The memos could corroborate the testimony of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director who said President Trump had pressured him to shut down an investigation.
White House Memo: Trump and the Truth: A President Tests His Own Credibility
The president’s latest made-up statement renewed the question: When does he know the things he says are false and when is he simply misinformed?
Oakland Embraces Marijuana Sales. Compton Bans Them. How Is Justice Best Served?
A program in Oakland that offers marijuana licenses to those with prior convictions contrasts with Compton, where voters banned marijuana sales.
Crack on Florida Bridge Was Discussed in Meeting Hours Before Collapse
The engineer of the bridge presented the crack to the construction manager and the State Department of Transportation but said there were no safety concerns.
Smuggling of U.S. Technology Is Outpacing Cold War Levels, Experts Say
China, Russia, North Korea and Iran are relying on smuggling rings to secure equipment that can be used for weapons, satellites and fighter jets.
Trump Lawyer Says Special Counsel Inquiry Should Be Ended
The lawyer, John Dowd, said he was speaking on behalf of President Trump, only to backtrack shortly afterward and say he was speaking only for himself.
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