In Illinois, ‘Crime-Free Housing’ Laws May Evict Some for Minor Offenses
In some Illinois cities, shoplifting, calling 911 too many times or even being a victim of a crime can get you kicked out of your home.
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Inside a Google Street View Car: A Celebrity on Wheels
Joe McCallen, 62, has mapped 100,000 miles of road for Google’s immersive map. He has no plans to stop.
Long Effort to Ban Shocks as an Autism Treatment Faces Uncertainty
Regulators seeking to end the use of electric shock devices on people with disabilities have been swept into the government upheaval under President Trump.
The Menendez Brothers May Be Resentenced. Here’s What to Know.
Proceedings are underway this week to determine whether Lyle and Erik Menendez could eventually be set free after spending decades in prison for killing their parents.
The U.S. Army Is Finally Pivoting Toward Future Threats
A new doctrine will transform the kinds of weapons America uses, how they are purchased and how fast they get into the hands of soldiers.
New Jersey Is Facing a Possible Transit Strike. Here’s What to Know.
The union that represents the engineers who drive New Jersey Transit’s commuter trains has threatened a walkout as soon as Friday if a contract deal is not reached.
Colbert Thinks the Nickname ‘Lady Giuliani’ Suits Jeanine Pirro
Colbert said President Trump’s latest appointment from the Fox News roster “drank a whole bottle of champagne, and then someone told her the news.”
There Are Two Chinas, and America Must Understand Both
The technological success that has captured the attention of many in the United States is one aspect of the Chinese economy. There’s another, gloomy one.
Biden Is Being Evaluated for a ‘Small Nodule’ in His Prostate
It is common for a man of Mr. Biden’s age to experience prostate issues. His spokesman declined to elaborate on any details about his care.
Trump’s Plan to Accept Luxury Jet From Qatar Strains Bounds of Propriety
The second Trump administration is blowing through limits on the mixing of public office and personal benefits.