Senate GOP defends Trump, despite oath to be impartial jurors
A top House Democrat accused leading Senate Republicans of a “violation” of their oath to “do impartial justice” in the upcoming Senate impeachment trial.
U.N. climate talks end with new doubts about global unity
Delegates from nearly 200 nations wrestled for more than 40 hours past their planned deadline, even as workers broke down parts of the conference hall.
10 years, 179 arrests, no white defendants: DEA tactics face scrutiny in New York
Drug Enforcement Administration officials vigorously defend the agency’s use of reverse stings after defense lawyers highlight racial disparity.
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Six decisions that shaped the decade
As the 2010s come to an end, we revisit the people whose choices helped spark sweeping changes to our politics, law, culture and the geopolitical order.
Military investigating possible ‘white power’ gestures by students on ESPN at rivalry game
The incident involved two West Point cadets and one Naval Academy midshipman who were behind ESPN’s Rece Davis as he reported on the sideline in Philadelphia.
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 6
A Secret History of the War | Part 6 
Badakhshan Province, 2006. (Magnum Photos)
In dozens of interviews, key players in the anti-narcotics campaign in Afghanistan — in which the United States has spent about $9 billion — acknowledged that none of the efforts to stop the flow of opium have worked and that, in many cases, they have made things worse.
Campaign 2020Wisconsin elected Donald Trump by fewer than 23,000 votes in 2016, causing Republicans and Democrats alike to closely watch this attempt to purge voters from the rolls.
Investigators said they were tipped off by a handwritten note in the pocket of one of the gunmen.
The team win for Woods capped an emotional year that began with a Masters victory.
The island’s famous tapioca-ball drink has taken on political significance as consumers boycott chains seen as supporting Beijing’s agenda.
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The Raiders' devoted — and infamous — fan section faces an uncertain future with the team's impending move to Las Vegas.
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Nine months before the Iran hostage crisis, Kenneth Kraus was held in Iran for eight days.
