Kamala Harris has had a galvanizing effect on Indian-American voters — but she’s not the only reason they support the Democratic ticket. Continue reading Indian-Americans Overwhelmingly Support Joe Biden, New Poll Shows

Berlin’s patience seems to be wearing thin. Continue reading Is Germany Turning Against Russia?

Brunch, a major part of homecoming at historically Black colleges and universities, is still on for this year, even if it has to be virtual. Continue reading H.B.C.U. Homecomings Are Canceled, but Students and Alumni Will Feast Anyway

The lawsuit was the third in recent months where the government has taken on a perceived foes of the White House. Continue reading Justice Dept. Sues Ex-Aide Over Book About Melania Trump

Steven D. Pankey was arrested on Monday in Idaho and charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping in the death of Jonelle Matthews, whose disappearance drew national attention. Continue reading Man Charged With Murder in 1984 Killing of Colorado Girl Taken From Home

The Jets released the running back, their marquee free-agent signing from 2019, not even halfway through his four-year, $52.5 million contract. Continue reading Jets Cut Ties With Le’Veon Bell

At a rally in Johnstown, Pa., the president’s aides nudged him toward a populist script. But he also had other issues in mind. Continue reading Trump, Trailing in Pennsylvania, Launches Familiar Attacks on Biden

New accounts from the scene raise questions about whether Michael Reinoehl, suspected of killing a far-right Trump supporter, pulled out a gun before officers fatally shot him. Continue reading ‘Straight to Gunshots’: How a U.S. Task Force Killed an Antifa Activist

A U.S. Department of Labor review of staff wages from 2012 to 2014 found disparities between male and female professors. Continue reading Princeton to Pay Nearly $1.2 Million to Female Professors to Address Inequity

The hurdles to early voting in places like Georgia and Texas resulted from a combination of intense voter interest that stressed local capacity and the sort of messiness long common to American elections. Continue reading Eight-Hour Waits. Machine Glitches. Why Early Voting in Some States Has Had a Rough Start.