- Police want to talk to Jussie Smollett, but they don't know when that'll happenChicago detectives want to speak to actor Jussie Smollett -- but it's not clear when, or if, that will happen. Read more »
- No national park has ever existed in this state. Until nowIndiana may have been the 19th state to enter the United States, but it took until 2019 for the Hoosier State to get its first national park. Read more »
- Oregon may lower the voting age to 16Sixteen-year-olds can drive and pay taxes. Soon, they may also be able to vote in Oregon. Read more »
- Analysis: The calendar is shifting Democratic influence in 2020 to voters of colorAs in every recent Democrat primary race, the 2020 contest will begin in two virtually all-white states, with the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary in early February. But after that the next month of the primary calendar is dominated by states across the Sun Belt where non-white voters comprise a large share, and often an absolute majority, of the electorate. Read more »
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg returns to Supreme Court for oral argumentsJustice Ruth Bader Ginsburg took the bench at the Supreme Court Tuesday morning to hear oral arguments for the first time since she announced she'd undergone surgery in December for cancer. Read more »
- Bernie Sanders lost in 2016. Here's what he needs to do to win in 2020.Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is hoping the second time is the charm in seeking the Democratic nomination for the White House. Read more »
- McCabe book details dysfunction and frenzy in Trump administrationIn the early days of the Trump administration, the national security adviser lied to the vice president about his interactions with a Russian diplomat. The attorney general appeared to confuse news reports with classified information he received from intelligence reports. The White House chief of staff expressed frustration that the FBI wouldn't knock down media reports about Trump campaign associates' communications with Russians known to US intelligence. Read more »
- How three men created a $1 billion salad chainWhen Jonathan Neman, Nathaniel Ru and Nicolas Jammet met as freshman at Georgetown University 15 years ago, they bonded over food. Read more »
- A tired dad and his hungry infant led to a radical new baby bottleIt was the middle of the night and Ayal Lanternari was rushing to warm up refrigerated breast milk for his three-month-old baby. Read more »
- The stock buyback backlash may be misplacedStock buybacks have come under fire lately, with politicians on both sides of the aisle arguing that the only people who benefit when big companies repurchase their own shares are already wealthy CEOs and other executives. Read more »