Jonathan Kozol Fought School Inequality for Decades. Here's One Final Plea.
With his latest, and last, book, the 87-year-old writer refuses false optimism.
Beach Town Residents Paid $600,000 for Sand. It Lasted a Few Days.
Residents who live on Salisbury Beach, a seaside community in northern Massachusetts, paid for the sand dunes to protect their beachfront homes from storms. Then a storm came.
Judge Delays Trump's Manhattan Trial Until at Least Mid-April
The judge scheduled a hearing for March 25, the day the trial had been scheduled to begin, to consider Donald J. Trump's request to further delay or dismiss the case.
Mainstream G.O.P. Group to Target Bob Good as It Shifts Mission and Members
An organization founded to support Republican moderates is taking aim at the Virginia lawmaker and backing a different hard-right candidate who aligns with its new focus: purging Congress of G.O.P. rebels.
When Debuts Flop: Katie Britt Is the Latest in a Long Line of Botched Opening Acts
The Republican senator, whose State of the Union response drew savage criticism, is not the first novice lawmaker from the South to see her introductory event veer off the rails.
Highlights of the Judge's Decision in the Georgia Trump Case
The district attorney, Fani T. Willis, was given two choices: have her ex-boyfriend withdraw from the prosecution team or step aside herself.
Here's How the Decision in the Trump Case Could Be Appealed
The defendants could ask the judge to go straight to an appeals court before trial, delaying the prosecution of the former president and his allies.
Supreme Court Sets Rules for Blocking Citizens From Officials' Accounts
In two unanimous rulings, the justices tried to distinguish between private conduct, which is not subject to the First Amendment, and state action, which is.
Three Killed and Several Injured After Reports of Tornadoes in the Midwest
A storm ripped through a mobile home community in eastern Indiana. Tornadoes were also reported in Ohio and Kentucky.
Supreme Court Stays Out of Dispute Over Drag Show at Texas University
An L.G.B.T.Q. student group had asked the justices to intercede, saying the performance was protected by the First Amendment.
Families Are Moved From Shelter Where Police Fired Stun Gun at Migrant
Several families, including that of the man who recorded a video of officers using a stun gun on a migrant holding a toddler, were transferred to other shelters with little explanation.