He calls the signature achievement of President Barack Obama ‘a joke.’
Allison Busemeyer
Young novice protest leaders help drive U.S. wave of dissent
They hope their voices are helping create a historic turning point in dismantling racism and inequity.
Young people urged to take virus more seriously as pandemic worsens in U.S.
Cases among them are spiking as many red states that were slow to shut down reopened.
Mississippi moves to strip Confederate battle emblem from state flag
The Republican governor says for the first time that he would sign the bill if the Legislature sends him one.
Bar owners worry as virus surges in their workplaces
They’re struggling financially and with tough decisions.
William Sessions, FBI head fired by President Clinton, dies at 90
His most enduring legacy may have been his commitment to affirmative action.
Ten dead, 117 hurt as tanker truck explodes on highway in China
Some nearby houses and factory workshops collapse and rescuers are looking for people in the debris.
Queen Elizabeth’s birthday marked with smaller ceremony
The annual Trooping the Color parade is canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Polish president calls LGBT ‘ideology’ worse than communism
Andrzej Duda makes his comments as he campaigns for re-election.
Massachusetts man charged in machete attacks on hikers declared competent for trial
James Jordan, 31, of West Yarmouth was arrested in May 2019 and charged with murder and assault.