Senate GOP accused of violating oath to be impartial jurors
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said last week that he was working in “total coordination” with the White House — something a top Democrat said was akin to “the foreman of the jury saying he’s going to work hand in glove with the defense attorney.”
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.
North America trade deal faces setback as Mexico objects to U.S. labor inspectors
Mexico’s Senate overwhelmingly approved the treaty on Thursday, but the labor issue has since blossomed into a political controversy.
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Fact Checker
Analysis Our roundup of the most outlandish claims of 2019
There were a lot of Pinocchios to give out this year, but these are the 13 that stood out the most.
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.
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.
Investigators said they were tipped off by a handwritten note in the pocket of one of the gunmen.
Perspective
Wallace’s tough and knowledgeable interview style can seem like a hallucination to regular viewers of the pro-Trump network that frequently serves as an extension of the White House communications staff.
The move was a victory for a conservative group that petitioned against the commercials, but astonished LGBTQ advocates who viewed it as a step backward.
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 6
A Secret History of the War | Part 6 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.
Analysis
The result was one of the funniest cold opens in recent years.
NFL Week 15
The Raiders' devoted — and infamous — fan section faces an uncertain future with the team's impending move to Las Vegas.
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