The Take
Analysis Prime Minister Theresa May remains hamstrung at home and in Brussels over the plan for Britain to leave the European Union. President Trump and one of his sons aren't making things any easier.
A judge said the Trump administration violated federal law by failing to take into account the climate impact of its oil and gas projects. The judge also blocked drilling on 300,000 acres in the state.
The president continued to viciously attack the late senator even as a growing number of Republican senators rose to McCain’s defense.
James Jeffs listens to his coach during halftime at Water Canyon High School’s first state playoff game.
A basketball goal is seen with a hoop missing at an old school in Hildale, Utah.
James Jeffs and teammates enjoy the road trip to Water Canyon’s playoff game.
A girl in a prairie dress looks back as she rollerblades outside an old school in Hildale, Utah.
James Jeffs is dunked by teammates in a hotel pool after they won the school’s first game.
James Jeffs had escaped Warren Jeffs’s cult and was now doing things that were once banned: attending a public high school, becoming its first sports star and bringing the community together around basketball. “I’m me,” he said. “Whoever else has that last name, they’re them.”
Ever since the scandal broke, Justin Paperny’s phone hasn’t stopped ringing.
The Fix
Analysis The president said for the first time today that he doesn't mind if the report is made public. That should make it easier to release.
The president said he would need more time to determine if leaders in Beijing would comply with new rules.
The justice, who last asked a question three years ago, inquired about the race of jurors dismissed by defense lawyers in a Mississippi murder case, drawing out the information that they were white.
Mudslides and massive flooding have slowed the response to Cyclone Idai’s devastation.
Historic encounters with the asteroid Bennu and the Kuiper belt object MU69 have revealed strange new features of these far-flung worlds.
The mosque attacks have forced New Zealanders to challenge their assumptions — about themselves.
