Wednesday's Headlines: Leading contender to be Trump’s Supreme Court pick faces scrutiny from social conservatives
'Abolish ICE' demands from Democrats draw sharp White House rebuke; Trump likens immigration enforcement to 'liberating a town' in combat; Why your pool's lifeguard is more likely...
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The squabbling among Republicans over the conservative bona fides of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh highlights the challenges facing the president as he races to meet his self-imposed July 9 deadline for picking a successor to retiring Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
Calls to dismantle the federal immigration enforcement agency have divided Democrats and triggered an onslaught of criticism from Republicans, led by President Trump and the White House.
By Felicia Sonmez, John Wagner and Elise Viebeck • Read more »
Across the country, older adults and retirees are climbing into the lifeguard chair as fewer young people seek what was once a rite-of-passage summer job for high schoolers and college students.
In a year when a record number of women are running for political office — often in their first campaigns — many are overcoming disadvantages in cash and name recognition with well-produced online videos that tell their personal stories.
New videos show the boys in apparently good spirits, introducing themselves to the camera, with their palms pressed together in the traditional Thai greeting.
A video appears to show the Rev. Michael Briese exploding at mourners waiting in the sanctuary for a funeral, feet away from an open casket. He reportedly told them to "get the hell out of my church."
"American Idol" contestants (not winners), a classical pianist and a singer best known in the early 2000s round out the entertainment for this year's celebration on the South Lawn.
By Helena Andrews-Dyer and Emily Heil • Read more »
The famed lawyer and Harvard professor wrote that some people have ostracized him because of his unrelenting defense of President Trump's civil liberties.
Hayden Hatfield donated her bone marrow to help Skye Savren-McCormick fight a rare form of childhood leukemia. Their families stayed in touch, and when Hatfield married, she wanted the 3-year-old by her side at the wedding.
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