Democrats are optimistic about retaking the House, but they worry that the party's polarizing leader is making it harder to win crucial swing districts. At least 27 Democratic House candidates have declined to say whether they'd support her, with many adamant about the need for a new generation of leaders.
T.S. Ellis III's daily spats with the government's attorneys subsided Thursday as he asked jury members to ignore his outburst the day before, in which he excoriated prosecutors pursuing tax and bank fraud charges against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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On Feb. 14, Kyle Laman came face-to-face with a gunman in his high school in Parkland, Fla. He was wounded in the attack that killed 17 others. He and his parents, still learning to navigate the universal trials of adolescence, now also face the lingering horror of a mass shooting.
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Vote-tallying errors have sharply cut into the lead that Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a staunch ally of President Trump, is carrying against incumbent Gov. Jeff Colyer.
The woman is a plaintiff in a lawsuit challenging a Department of Justice policy change that aims to expedite the removal of asylum seekers who fail to prove their cases and excludes domestic and gang violence as justifications for granting asylum.
Up and down the roads of Keswick, an old mining town of 451 residents, the quiet calm of everyday life has been razed. All but two homes were burned down last month by the deadly Carr Fire.
The plan would restrict an innovation in the law intended to improve Medicare and slow spending. Health-care researchers hail the model's promise to improve quality and efficiency, but government data suggest it is not saving enough money.
Authorities used a new three-drug cocktail that includes Midazolam — a drug that is supposed to keep the person from feeling pain but has been at the center of several botched executions in which a prisoner remained conscious.
The decision to halt the discharges temporarily comes amid a raft of legal actions by soldiers who enlisted through the program and have now been discharged, potentially complicating their promised path to citizenship.
The Eagles, Dolphins and Jaguars were among the teams with players kneeling or raising a fist. The NFL said it will not discipline players for protests while it tries to resolve its anthem policy with the players union.
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