Black Voters Turn to Mike Bloomberg

By Christina Greer

His belated and convenient stop-and-frisk mea culpa might be good enough for voters concerned with beating Trump, and protecting the fraught gains of the past half-century.

By Kevin Fallon

Becoming the first foreign-language film to win Best Picture is just one of many milestones “Parasite” achieved Sunday night. But the most significant might be what comes next.

By Betsy Swan

While President Trump maintains his friendly rhetoric toward Vladimir Putin, Trump’s Secretary of State quietly made a move that drove the Kremlin nuts.

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By Andrew Kirell

The phrase "all-inclusive" has almost become pejorative, but a new hotel in Antigua is trying to change that while taking advantage of its spot on the edge of a dramatic park.

By Olivia Messer

A surge of new cases on a cruise ship has multiplied the number of U.S. citizens with symptoms of the disease that just killed almost 100 people in a day.

By Pilar Melendez

Under subpoena, former roommate Talita Maia said Weinstein accuser Jessica Mann never spoke about the mogul’s alleged abuse and called him “a wonderful person.”

By Laura Bradley

When Jessica Dimmock first began her campaign to amend the directors’ guild insurance policies, she worried she was fighting a battle of one. As it turns out, she’s far from alone.

By Clive Irving

As Boeing fails and Trump pushes his great vanity project—Americans back on the moon by 2024—he tells us pointedly Elon Musk “is one of our very smart people we want to cherish.”

1. NOT OVER YET

Both campaigns called for a recanvass in specific precincts, with Sanders’ campaign claiming it would result in an “extra national delegate” for the Vermont senator.

2. LOOKING INTO IT

The attorney general said he’d created an “intake process in the field.”

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4. DEEP CUTS

The plan, unlikely to be approved by the Democratic-controlled house, includes deep cuts to environmental protection, Medicaid, and student loan assistance.

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