The court will address a limited issue involving the scope of evidence allowed at trial. A federal judge in Manhattan is presiding over part of a multi-state lawsuit aiming to block the Trump administration's proposal to ask respondents to the 2020 Census whether they are citizens.
President Trump stressed that he has been "busy" and that it has taken some time to complete them, but he also expressed his concern about Robert S. Mueller III’s purpose in obtaining them.
U.S. District Court Judge Timothy J. Kelly ruled that Acosta could return to the White House, pending a trial, a week after President Trump suspended his access following a fiery exchange with the reporter at a news conference.
A worker walks a greyhound to the track before a race in West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP)
The National Greyhound Association, which fought the recently passed ban in Florida, said it won't work with any adoption groups that supported it. It's part of a broader question in animal welfare politics: Can you do more good by working with the animal industry, instead of fighting it?
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The Judiciary Committee chair has just a few weeks left to order witnesses to appear in the inquiry of how law enforcement conducted its Trump investigation.
The defense and the U.S. attorney’s office asked to postpone litigation until mid-December.
The Fix
Analysis It's not clear that House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi has the votes to win the position.
Democrat Stacey Abrams's long-shot strategy comes as election officials appear close to certifying a win to Republican Brian Kemp.
Fact Checker
Analysis The president's interview with the Daily Caller covered many topics and produced several dubious statements.
Murder With Impunity
Cynthia Glover’s children were killed outside her home in New Orleans, a city where police make an arrest in only one-third of murders, according to a Post review. People in her community know who killed them, she said, but feel torn about what to do.
As wildfires rage in California, smoke has made the air quality unhealthy.
