Trump steps up attack on minority lawmakers, says they ‘hate our country’
The president expressed no regret about his “go back” tweet: “It doesn’t concern me because many people agree with me. And all I’m saying — they want to leave, they can leave.”
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Tiptoeing around Trump’s racism is a betrayal of journalistic truth-telling
The goal of impartiality shouldn't translate into euphemism — or avoiding reality.
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Interior to move one-fifth of Bureau of Land Management’s D.C. staff out West in push to shift power out of Washington
The Trump administration’s proposal to move nearly 80 employees from an agency managing more than 10 percent of the nation’s land comes as officials are forcibly reassigning career officials and upending operations across the federal government.
Trump administration moves to restrict access to U.S. asylum system
The new rule, to take effect Tuesday, aims to curb Central American migration by requiring asylum seekers to request refuge in countries they reach before they get to the United States.
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Is it okay to laugh at Florida man?
He’s an American folk hero and one of the Internet’s most durable memes. But maybe laughing at Florida — and its outrageous headlines — is more complicated than we've thought.
Two almost lost their lives, one lost her son: Members of Congress who have experienced gun violence tell us what they think gun reform looks like.
Campaign 2020The former vice president’s embrace of the Affordable Care Act clashes with rivals pushing Medicare-for-all.
Gay rights activists welcomed the announcement, saying it was “vital” to celebrate LGBT history.
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Mosquitoes. Drunks. Traffic. Rain. And the audio is actually terrible. Maybe it’s time to stay home.
The prosecution of moneyman Jeffrey Epstein on sex trafficking charges could dwindle his financial empire to nothing.
Mick Mulvaney has focused his efforts on pushing conservative policies — while mostly steering clear of the Trump-related pitfalls that tripped up his predecessors.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s assault on Mexico’s “golden bureaucracy” is generating chaos.
The report targets five lifestyle habits, from eating healthier to refraining from smoking.
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Special Report
The Montana governor has staked his candidacy on a centrist message and a focus on money in politics.
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Do you really want to live in a world where ‘Friends’ and ‘The Office’ are TV’s most valuable shows?
The primal comforts offered by each are understandable, but here in 2019, some of us are drowning luxuriously in new content.
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