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Toxics From Manufacturing Turn Up In Public Water Systems

The Environmental Protection Agency is being urged to do more about contaminants turning up in public water systems in dozens of states.… Continue Reading

Security Experts, Trump Allies Alarmed By Omarosa Recordings

Manigault Newman said she viewed the conversation as a “threat” and defended her decision to covertly record it and other White House conversations.… Continue Reading

Rival Korea Leaders To Meet In Pyongyang In September

The push for what would be the leaders’ third summit since April comes amid renewed worries surrounding a nuclear standoff between Washington and Pyongyang.… Continue Reading

Friendly Tone Belied Desperate Acts Of Seattle Plane Thief

The Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Sunday that Russell had died in the fiery wreckage, but whether the crash was deliberate or accidental was one of several topics remaining for investigators.… Continue Reading

Charlottesville Anniversary: Peaceful Protests, Few Arrests

Jason Kessler, the principal organizer of last year’s “Unite the Right” event, led the Sunday gathering he called a white civil rights rally in Lafayette Square. … Continue Reading

Bus Hits Overpass At Newark Penn Station, Dozens Injured

A bus hit an overpass at Newark’s Penn Station, peeling back part of its roof and injuring dozens of passengers.… Continue Reading

Death Penalty Trial Begins In 2016 Killing Of Police Officer

Thirty-four-year-old Ronald Hamilton of Woodbridge is facing a possible death penalty when his trial begins Monday in Manassas with three weeks of jury selection.… Continue Reading