Trump lashes out ahead of House vote to condemn his racist tweets
The president insisted his tweets were not racist and urged fellow Republicans not to fall into a “trap” by voting on the Democratic-backed resolution.
Rep. Al Green to file articles of impeachment against Trump tonight
The move will force House Democrats to confront the issue in the near term. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has resisted calls to launch an impeachment inquiry from more than 80 members of the House.
Head of Planned Parenthood forced out after eight months
Leana Wen’s departure comes as the health care and reproductive rights group faces political and financial peril over its commitment to abortion services.
Six officials at nonprofit running migrant child shelters earned more than $1 million in 2017
Southwest Key's former CEO made $3.6 million that year. The company shelters a little more than a third of the minors held by Health and Human Services.
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Critic’s Notebook
JFK Jr. and Carolyn showed us the right way to be famous for being famous
On the 20th anniversary of their deaths, an examination of how the couple was a model of discretion — before the age of celebrities as sponsored content.
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Campaign 2020New fundraising numbers, combined with poor poll numbers, paint a dire picture for a few candidates.
Perspective
The White House prepared remarks in case the Apollo 11 astronauts couldn’t return to Earth.
A federal judge found that Stone, a longtime confidant of President Trump, violated a gag order, saying she may seek a contempt hearing after the trial.
The actor believed the incarceration of 120,000 Americans in World War II would never be forgotten or duplicated. He has come to understand that he may have been mistaken.
The subsequently deleted document confirmed a long-held open secret: U.S. nuclear weapons are being stored in Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey.
The firebrand Philippine leader, often criticized for offensive and crass remarks about women, left many people in the country baffled after he approved a new law against sexual harassment.
A new book explains the sudden death of the golden age of dining out in America.
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50 years after Apollo, conspiracy theorists are still howling at the ‘moon hoax’
The idea that NASA faked the landing proves as durable as the lunar rocks.
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By The Way
Nice prices for domestic travel are forecast through summer, but rising oil prices could have an effect on costs a year from now, says a data scientist at a fare-prediction app.
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In Case You Missed It
One of America’s top climate scientists is an evangelical Christian. She’s on a mission to persuade skeptics.
Faith in God is central to Katharine Hayhoe’s life. But when it comes to fighting climate change, “the answer is up to us.”
