Evening Edition: Defiance, resistance: The front lines of California’s war against the Trump administration
U.S. made no concessions to North Korea in exchange for talks, White House says; Defense secretary declines to answer questions on meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un
The federal government is suing the most-populous state, escalating an all-out war over immigration policy. The stakes are high for the Trump administration because if California defies the White House on sanctuary cities, then others can, too.
The administration left open the possibility that the talks between President Trump and Kim Jong Un could ultimately not occur — particularly if the North Koreans conduct nuclear or missile tests in coming weeks.
Pentagon chief Jim Mattis, a retired Marine general known to have influence with President Trump, has repeatedly stressed looking for ways to avoid war with North Korea.
Listening to music on streaming platforms ultimately reminds us that there are lifetimes upon lifetimes of recorded sound that we won't live long enough to hear.
The president has long portrayed himself as a visionary who can achieve things no one else is capable of achieving. But as he hit the campaign trail to stump for a Republican candidate in a tight race, Trump has made it difficult to persuade his followers to believe in anyone but him.
The Democratic senator from Massachusetts has faced public questions and attacks from President Trump over her citing of family stories to claim that she has Cherokee and Delaware Indian heritage.
The Russian president's remarks came during an occasionally surreal interview with NBC News in which he speculated that nearly anyone other than the Kremlin could have been to blame.
If there's a drumbeat in all these projections, it's about how borderline tournament teams with poor nonconference schedules are routinely punished by the selection committee.
The joy of the basketball tournament is complicated by the rot exposed from the ongoing FBI probe. But the event will prove, once again, that this is a sport worth saving.
The Shot. The Perfect Game. The Timeout. Every March Madness we celebrate the victories. We replay the "One Shining Moment" highlight reel on our screens and in our minds. Ultimately there can be only one winner; for the rest, it will end in defeat. But those losses can be every bit as meaningful as the victories.
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