STEPHEN CROWLEY/THE NEW YORK TIMES Justices Side With Immigrant Who Got Bad Legal Advice
The Supreme Court ruled on Friday in favor of Jae Lee, who sought to go to trial after his lawyer had falsely told him that pleading guilty to a drug charge would not lead to deportation.
AL DRAGO FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES Senate Health Plan Falls Short of Promise for Cheaper Care, Experts Say
Republicans and President Trump have said a new health law would make it easier and more affordable to get care. But the opposite may be true.
DYLAN MARTINEZ/REUTERS Johnny Depp Flirts With Idea of Trump Assassination, Then Apologizes
“It’s been awhile, and maybe it’s time,” the film star said, after asking, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”
POOL PHOTO BY CARA OWSLEY Mistrial in Cincinnati Shooting as Officer Is Latest Not to Be Convicted
It was a second hung jury for Ray Tensing, the ex-officer charged in the death of Samuel DuBose during a botched traffic stop in 2015 in Cincinnati.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas Nurse Suspected of Killing Up to 60 Children Is Charged With Murder
The nurse, Genene Jones, is currently serving concurrent sentences in the death of a girl and injury to a child in 1984. The new charges come ahead of her planned release from prison next year.PRIDE 2017
CELESTE SLOMAN FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES Same-Sex Parents Still Face Legal Complications
Laws covering parenting can be contradictory around the country, especially with adoptions. Custody issues can emerge even years after a child is born.
MARY F. CALVERT FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES Planned Parenthood Battle Could Sway Fortunes of G.O.P. Health Bill
Planned Parenthood, threatened with a cutoff of more than 40 percent of its funding, is mobilizing to bring down the Republican health care bill.
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