In a series of votes that frequently fell along rough party lines, lawmakers approved 11 articles of impeachment against all four sitting justices, sending the process on to the State Senate.
“It was a dead-enders event from the get-go.” The alt-right’s sparse turnout at a Washington rally on Sunday illustrated a fracturing within the movement.
Prosecutors say a controversial state law does not prevent them from prosecuting a man who fatally shot another in a parking lot, even though the sheriff had declined to arrest him.
Melissa Howard, a Republican candidate, posted a photo of what she said was a diploma from Miami University of Ohio. The school says she never graduated.
As playful as he is provocative, Darren Bader interrogates the meaning of art itself. Plus, four works he created exclusively for T.
Reporters and news assistants in the Washington bureau have developed a series of tactics to manage the trial’s demands.
In 1985, Billy Ray Irick committed a hideous crime in Tennessee. Last week, the state of Tennessee responded in kind.
Thousands of people confronted a small group of white nationalists near the White House on Sunday. In Charlottesville, Va., a gathering honored Heather Heyer, who was killed there a year ago when a man who espoused white supremacist views rammed h...
There was talk of money and power in messages between the mayor’s office and the would-be schools chancellor, but no indication that Alberto M. Carvalho would change his mind.
An expert on voter suppression, he will help keep Georgia red.
Trump administration officials say they will still allow states to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries, despite a federal court ruling that blocked such requirements in Kentucky.
The shooting in Parkland, Fla., spurred school districts into reinforcing buildings, hiring armed guards and training staff to handle mass casualty events.
The senator’s vague allusion to potential Russian interference caused a political maelstrom ahead of the state’s primary election.
What should replace statues celebrating the Confederacy? Six artists imagine a way forward.
Representative Dave Brat’s stunning victory in 2014 showed the power of insurgency. But he is facing an uprising of his own among Democratic women in his Virginia congressional district.
Candidates in different states are testing out the electoral power of the left and the center.
Are we locked in a worldwide pattern of persistent and catastrophic wildfires?
Fifty years ago, the former vice president executed the greatest reversal of fortune in American political history.
Seven weeks after the shooting, the fourth suspect indicted in the rapper’s shooting death has surrendered in Florida.
A foster parent of a child found last week at a New Mexico compound told the authorities that adults there had trained the child to use an assault rifle to carry out school shootings.
Paul Manafort, the former campaign chairman for President Trump, is being tried on charges of bank and tax fraud in a case stemming from the special counsel’s investigation.
Human visitors scared away least terns, which are considered a threatened species in the state, and used their eggs to decorate the sand.
Though he has served three terms, Bill Nelson, a Democrat, has less name recognition and less campaign money than his Republican challenger, Gov. Rick Scott, and some Democrats worry that he could lose his seat.
Four gunshots were fired into a sign on the banks of the Tallahatchie River in Mississippi, where Emmett’s mutilated corpse was found in 1955.
The Times is printed at 27 locations and takes a trip — by truck or by plane, sometimes thousands of miles — to get to you. Timing is everything.
The Republican nominee for Senate in Virginia likes to engage the racial fringes of his party, creating a dilemma for mainstream G.O.P. leaders wary of his views.
In this week’s Race/Related newsletter: An interview with the correspondent Jack Healy about “illegal voting,” and some secrets of Harvard’s admissions process.
A report commissioned by the school district in Parkland, Fla., said Nikolas Cruz generally received the help he needed but lost access to it by mistake.
Diane Black lost despite showing fealty to the president. Marsha Blackburn and Phil Bredesen won the nominations for the open Senate seat.
Twelve people in a North Carolina county have been charged with voting illegally in the 2016 election. They face up to two years in prison.
The key races in the state, which President Trump won by 26 points in 2016, are for the governorship and the Senate seat being vacated by Bob Corker.
A Spanish-style house in Los Angeles, a modernist home in Anchorage and a renovated 19th-century house in New Orleans.
The case is the latest example of violence against dolphins in the northern Gulf of Mexico, which experts say is becoming increasingly common.
A Spanish-style house in Los Angeles, a modernist home in Anchorage and a renovated 19th-century house in New Orleans.
The special counsel has referred investigations into lobbying by Washington insiders to the federal prosecutors in New York handling the case against Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer.
The president called himself “the most popular person in the history of the Republican Party” — a debunked claim — and took shots at his usual list of piñatas, boogeymen and political targets.
The sheriff continues to defend his decision not to make an arrest in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man.
Scenes from an annual “vent” gathering in Kentucky, where puppets rule and their masters crave respect for an unappreciated art form.
Magazine Street has some of the best antique stores, art galleries and one-of-a-kind shops to be found anywhere in New Orleans.
The president’s endorsement of Ron DeSantis in the Republican primary has tipped the race in his favor and shown how unwavering support of Mr. Trump can be crucial.
Monster-themed pornography does exist. But Denver Riggleman, a Republican, said his writing on Bigfoot has not been pornographic.
Toxic algal blooms are not unusual off the state’s coast, but the current episode is the longest in more than a decade.
Questions about Russian involvement in President Trump’s 2016 campaign are not on the docket but hang heavily over the proceedings.
The mother questioned whether race placed a role in how her daughter was treated. Four emergency medical workers have been placed on paid leave and face a hearing this week.
Democrats and Republicans alike believe that when Georgia chooses between Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp, they will be signaling what the Deep South powerhouse stands for.
With stilettos and magenta-hued burnouts, the Caramel Curves are hard to miss on the riding scene.
The award-nominated Anchorage has a firm focus on vegetables — though fish and pork do make appearances.
The congressional Democrats asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions to open an inquiry into the killing of a man during an argument over a parking space.
One of only two female U.S. senators from Alabama, she was picked to fill a suddenly vacant seat but lost a bid to keep it, undone perhaps by her outspokenness.
When they competed for the presidency, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky held Donald J. Trump in contempt. Now the senator is the president’s loudest Russia defender.
Robert Allen, 22, was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in Georgia on Wednesday, after being indicted in the shooting of the 20-year-old rapper.
Also: Digging in to the Georgia governor’s race.
Ms. McBath became an activist after her son was fatally shot during a dispute over the volume of his music. She’ll face Karen Handel, the incumbent.
Mr. Kemp won the Republican nomination for Georgia governor on Tuesday night. We analyzed his acceptance speech.
Two days after footage showed him yelling racial epithets on Mr. Cohen’s series “Who Is America?,” Mr. Spencer has decided to step down from office.
Brian Kemp, who ran as a “politically incorrect conservative,” was aided by a well-timed endorsement from President Trump. He’ll face Stacey Abrams this fall.
See full results and maps from the Georgia primary runoffs.
An endorsement from President Trump has electrified the Republican primary for governor, which will decide who faces Stacey Abrams in November.
The men were found guilty of bribing a former state representative to oppose Environmental Protection Agency plans that could have made the coal company help pay to clean up a polluted Superfund site.
The world is on fire, but the tiny creature in my family room is a balm against the human chaos outside.
The Trump Organization has struck just one new hotel deal since the president took office. It’s with two brothers doing business in rural Mississippi.
Many have made substantial academic progress. They also have downsides. It’s worth talking about both.
Mr. Spencer, a state lawmaker who proposed a bill that could have banned facial veils in public, was duped into an embarrassing appearance in “Who Is America?”
Emelia Holden, 21, said the encounter, which went viral on social media, prompted women to reach out to her and other servers to tell their stories of harassment.
At a rally, Vice President Mike Pence urged Republicans to vote for Brian Kemp in a runoff on Tuesday. Mr. Kemp has said he would be a “politically incorrect” governor, worrying some Republicans.
Mr. Cantwell pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and battery relating to his use of pepper spray at last year’s protests in Charlottesville, Va., prosecutors said.
Nearly a year after the rally, the city’s first black female mayor has vowed to address centuries of racial and economic disparities.
The sheriff said his office would not charge Michael Drejka, who fatally shot another man, Markeis McGlockton, during a dispute about a parking space.
The president’s out-of-the-blue tweet in support of Brian Kemp was the latest example of him intervening in races with no warning to the party infrastructure.
Five months after two of his children escaped the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, Ayub Ali was a victim of gun violence.
Party officials voted unanimously on Friday to select Charlotte, which approved the gathering amid concerns over protests and damage to its reputation.
Mississippi, which has only one abortion clinic, requires many more steps to undergo a procedure than California, which has 152 clinics and no major restrictions.
Childhood memories of summers in Atlantic Beach, N.C., inspired this no-frills lemon pie, sweetly creamy and salty all the same.
In a lawsuit filed this month against the podcast’s creators, lawyers for John B. McLemore’s estate allege that his personal information was exploited for profit.
The automaker became the No. 1 exporter of American-made cars, transforming Spartanburg. Now it is weighing the impact of an escalation of the trade fight.
Charlotte’s Democratic mayor will, too.
Maria Palacios, brought to the United States from Mexico, became a legal Georgia resident in 2009 and a citizen in 2017. But a judge has deemed her ineligible to run for the State House.
Either Mr. Kemp, Georgia’s secretary of state, or Mr. Cagle, its lieutenant governor, will face Stacey Abrams in the November election.
You might want to forget that a stranger once owned that jacket you bought — but you shouldn’t.
Ms. Roby, a Republican congresswoman, defeated a primary challenger who assailed her for withdrawing her support for President Trump in 2016.
The government has just made it easier for terrorists and criminals to produce deadly weapons with an inexpensive 3-D printer.
President Trump’s former campaign chairman will be tried in Alexandria, Va., in what is scheduled to be the first of two criminal trials.
See full results and maps from the Alabama primary runoffs.
Richard Ojeda, a populist Democrat riding a wave of labor activism, is making a deep-red House district look flippable, and may show his party a way to win in Trump country.
Ms. Roby, who has held her seat in Congress since 2011, came up short during a June primary. She faces Mr. Bright, a former mayor of Montgomery (and a former Democrat) in a runoff on Tuesday.
While rural areas offer manufacturers some advantages, they can no longer count on lower salaries for workers or finding employees with the skills they need.
North Carolina’s largest city has not been eager to embrace a bid for the Republican National Convention in 2020. The main reason? President Trump.
Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn wants to ride the president’s coattails to the Senate. But will her plan backfire?
The little-visited Congaree National Park in South Carolina has been called “Redwoods East.” A kayak will take you deep into its quiet forest.
A plan underway to preserve some of the buildings where the flight pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright built their Wright Flyers is falling apart.
The New Orleans turnaround shows the power of giving more freedom to teachers and principals — and then holding them accountable for their performance.
His opponent has recorded ads with a chain saw, shotgun and “big truck” that he says he’ll use to round up “illegal immigrants.” It seems to be working.