ICE raids target workers, but few firms are charged
Prosecuting corporations, as opposed to workers or managers, for immigration-related offenses has slowed under the Trump administration, records show.
As his community diversified, El Paso suspect learned to hate
Relatives say he was radicalized online. Classmates and others say that changing demographics might have played a role in his worldview.
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Analysis Trump says Democrats will call ‘anybody’ racist. Here’s a list of times he’s used that label.
President Trump has called at least 22 things and people “racist” in the past two decades.
‘She was shaking’: Court filings describe system Jeffrey Epstein allegedly used to procure girls
Newly unsealed documents lay out disturbing details about the financier’s alleged abuse and the number of people in his orbit who could have observed them.
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Kenya’s Pokomo people ask the British to return what was stolen: Their source of power
The request for their sacred drum comes amid a fierce debate over whether institutions that benefited from colonialism have any right to keep plundered objects.
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As Italy’s populist government appeared to be on the verge of collapse, an Italian daily published an interview in which the pontiff called for a united Europe while describing nationalist rhetoric as “frightening thoughts.”
Joseph Maguire doesn’t have as extensive an intelligence background as previous directors of national intelligence, but he is widely admired for his leadership skills.
Tito Anchondo, who lost his brother and sister-in-law in the El Paso rampage, said he sought to meet the president to share his family’s pain.
The protest movement that began in June has since ballooned into a wide-ranging rebuke of Beijing’s influence. Struggling to keep up with what’s happening in Hong Kong? Here are some key questions, answered.
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Analysis What happens at the Iowa fair can echo through an entire presidential race.
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The Past, Rediscovered It was April 2010, and Blagojevich was braced for what he was about to hear. The disgraced former Illinois governor and his partners were in trouble — and Donald Trump was their judge.
A manager at the restaurant in Maryland told the family that another customer had complained about the noise from their 4-year-old child.
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By The Way
How to survive 12 hours in an airport
The airport is regarded as a parallel dimension, in which normal rules that govern humanity are cast aside. We sent a reporter to observe 12 hours of life inside.
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Perspective
SoulCycle uproar hits close to home because it sells an idealized version of you
The world of fashion and fitness has gone topsy-turvy because the corporate owner of Equinox, SoulCycle and Pure Yoga is fundraising for President Trump.
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‘They’re afraid’: Suburban voters in red states threaten GOP’s grip on power
In Atlanta’s northern suburbs, issues such as gun control and President Trump’s conduct are causing unrest among GOP voters.
