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China’s Wolf Warrior policy

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Zooming to the White House?

Elections | As COVID-19 upends the traditional campaign season, candidates go off the trail in a reality-show era fit for a pandemic

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Reshaping the courts

Judiciary | Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell have made court appointments a high priority, and their work is showing results

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California grasps for coronavirus prevention among the homeless

Homelessness | Advocates fear crowded shelters turning into outbreak hot spots

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Could vitamin D reduce severe COVID-19?

Health | New research suggests patients with vitamin D deficiency fare worse

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Protests strike a calmer tone

Protesters in U.S. cities defied curfews again on Tuesday night, but most of the gatherings remained calm. After 7 p.m.

Minnesota files complaint in Floyd death

The Minneapolis Police Department is facing a human rights complaint in the death of George Floyd. Minnesota Gov.

Protests rage for seventh night

Police used tear gas, flash-bang grenades, and low-flying military helicopters to clear out protesters who defied curfews across U.S.

Independent autopsy says Floyd asphyxiated

Attorney Ben Crump, who represents the family of George Floyd, is pushing to upgrade the charge against former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Cha

Battle over sanctuary cities for the unborn cools down

Life | Pro-abortion and pro-life groups each claim to have the upper hand

Louisville suspends no-knock warrants

Police in Louisville, Ky., will stop entering homes to search them without first notifying the residents, at least for now.

Protests continue across the U.S.

Despite curfews and mass security deployments, demonstrators in several cities across the country continued to set fires, throw rocks, and break in

Rage engulfs U.S. cities

Mayors and governors across the United States declared states of emergency, deployed National Guard troops, and set curfews Saturday, but people st

Protecting innocence

Family | Families push back against so-called “comprehensive” sex-ed in schools

Trump signs order promoting religious freedom abroad

WASHINGTON—Advancing America’s “first freedom” around the world is a “moral and national security imperative” that is fundamental to human flourish

Trump seeks new state to host GOP convention

The 2020 Republican National Convention will no longer take place in Charlotte, N.C., after the state’s governor failed to guarantee a full-capacit

Officials clash over use of troops

New York Gov.

Primaries proceed across the country

Many voters sent in mail-in ballots as eight states and the District of Columbia forged ahead with primary contests on Tuesday.

Trump orders states to send in troops

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump said on Monday that if governors refuse to deploy National Guard troops, he would then send in U.S.

Justices make persecution exception to deportation rule

WASHINGTON—A federal appeals court can review the deportation case against a man who fled to the United States from Lebanon, the U.S.

Trump targets social media protections

President Donald Trump has acted on concerns that social media platforms discriminate against certain political views.

Biden’s blunder and Trump vs. Twitter

Politics | A grab-bag of politics, religion, and other news ahead of the 2020 election

Mail-in voting war escalates

Politics | The pandemic sparks a debate over the pros and cons of different polling methods

Getting back to school

Education | Large facilities will require significant changes, but it will be business as usual for most small schools

Parents to plead guilty in college scam

Full House actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli will serve prison time as part of a plea deal in their

Pushing for due process on campus

Education | Updated rules about sexual assault in schools receive a mixed response

Seniors mark socially distanced graduations

The coronavirus has canceled traditional graduation ceremonies for high school and college seniors across the country, but that hasn’t stopped stud

Cal State campuses to stay closed in the fall

The largest four-year public university system in the United States will not allow students back on campus after the summer break.

Lawsuits threaten post-pandemic longevity of colleges

Education | Students demand refunds for lost in-person instruction

Education in a quarantine is full of sharp learning curves

Education | Parents, students, and teachers are helping each other grapple with coronavirus classrooms. But it’s more challenging for some than others

What does Harvard know about homeschooling?

Education | The Ivy League school draws fire from alumni for an article that calls for a home education ban

Public school exit strategies

Education | The coronavirus complicates the switch to homeschooling for some