Evening Edition: Mexico hails tariff-averting pact with U.S. even as worries emerge

Pelosi accuses Trump of 'threats and temper tantrums' in Mexico negotiations; U.S. and Mexico reach deal on migrants, avoiding tariffs

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Mexico hails tariff-averting pact with U.S. even as worries emerge Critics wonder if the deal will leave the country open to future tariff threats for more concessions. By Kevin Sieff and Gabriela Martinez · Read more Pelosi accuses Trump of 'threats and temper tantrums' in Mexico negotiations While Republicans celebrated news of the White House deal with Mexico, Democrats denounced it as another example of the president fixing a crisis of his own making. By Colby Itkowitz · Read more   U.S. and Mexico reach deal on migrants, avoiding tariffs The agreement called for the Mexican government to dispatch its National Guard to help with immigration enforcement on its border with Guatemala. By David Nakamura, John Wagner and Nick Miroff · Read more   From the Magazine 'I Felt Like I Was Risking Everything' One year ago, Tanya Selvaratnam — an author, film producer and actor — came forward with allegations that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman had abused her. Her life hasn't been the same since. By Marin Cogan · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Queen Elizabeth II, master of soft power, celebrates her 93rd birthday with a massive military parade  The queen's actual birthday was in April, but because she's the queen, she gets to celebrate twice. By Karla Adam and William Booth · Read more   With 2020 in mind, Trump overruled top health official on fetal tissue His antiabortion record figures large in the political calculus of his reelection campaign. By Amy Goldstein and Josh Dawsey · Read more   White House blocked aide's testimony saying climate change could be 'possibly catastrophic' Officials sought to excise the State Department's comments on climate science, saying it clashed with the administration's stance. By Juliet Eilperin, Josh Dawsey and Brady Dennis · Read more   Retropolis | The Past, Rediscovered How the homophobic media covered the 1969 Stonewall uprising The New York Daily News and the Village Voice used slurs in their reporting about the police raid 50 years ago that galvanized the gay rights movement. By Gillian Brockell · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Detained Russian journalist suffered injuries, doctor says; lawyers say he was beaten Ivan Golunov, who uncovered apparent corruption in the Moscow mayor's office, is charged with drug possession in a case his backers insist is a setup. By Anton Troianovski · Read more   Ashleigh Barty wins French Open with rout of Marketa Vondrousova Barty, the No. 8 seed, topped the unseeded Czech to claim the title, becoming the first Australian woman to win the French Open since 1973. By Liz Clarke and Ava Wallace · Read more   Date Lab Carolyn Hax put these two together. How did she do? Our advice columnist matched them because they had no clear interests in common. And yet ... By Carolyn Hax · Read more

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