Justices say federal courts have no role in claims of partisan gerrymandering
The action puts a stop to recent decisions by federal courts across the country that have found extreme partisan gerrymandering went so far as to violate the constitutional rights of voters.
Supreme Court puts census citizenship question on hold
The court said the Trump administration had provided a “contrived” reason for wanting the information from households.
Trump says he’s asked lawyers if census can be delayed
The president called the Supreme Court decision “totally ridiculous.”
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The Daily 202
Analysis Four moments that put Democrats’ leftward drift in stark relief
The candidates offered a reminder that the 2020 election will probably shape up more as a choice between two radically different visions of America’s future than a referendum on the incumbent’s performance.
The Trailer
Analysis Assessing 10 candidates on last night’s stage (and one who wasn’t)
Trump was mentioned a mere 20 times over two hours. His two tweets about the debate were so rote that Democrats could ignore them.
Tillerson says Kushner left him in the dark on talks with foreign nations
In a transcript of his testimony to a House panel, the former secretary of state also described the challenge of briefing a president who does not read briefing papers.
Twitter will deprioritize, label politicians’ tweets that break its rules
The changes to the social media site could affect President Trump.
Trump arrives at G-20 summit with a full agenda, list of grievances
The president’s arrival in Japan was trademark Trump as he used the days and hours before his visit to ratchet up his rhetoric against allies and even his hosts.
Without action, the agency responsible for caring for unaccompanied children who have flooded the border will run out of money within days, and conditions for minors in U.S. custody would worsen.
Perspective
The Department of Veterans Affairs moved to fire a psychologist one day before she testified at a hearing about alleged misconduct at the agency.
Our tech columnist answers your questions about how to protect your privacy while using Chrome, the most popular Web browser.
After the Federal Aviation Administration found falsified documents and improperly installed parts, a 2015 settlement sought to end the company’s “failures of corrective action.”
Retropolis
The Past, Rediscovered The site of the 1973 alleged abduction just received a historical marker.
Police said that Marshae Jones, who was five months pregnant, instigated the altercation that ended with her being shot.
The Southern California woman was snorkeling with her family near Rose Island. Her family members yelled to warn her about the sharks, but she didn't hear them in time, a report said.
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A look at the wisdom readers receive when they pick up the right book at the right time.
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Offended social media users used the hashtag #KimOhNo to express their outrage, accusing her of appropriating an item — and an idea — central to Japanese culture.
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Perspective
The U.S. women’s soccer star is just a person unafraid to express the good, bad and unflinchingly ugly in our diverse and complicated country, and that allows her to be a mirror.
