Washington Girds for Battle Over Kennedy’s ReplacementDemocrats and liberal advocacy organizations face enormous challenges if they hope to prevent President Trump from installing a conservative justice.Many vowed to fight like they have not in years in the hopes of preserving decades of liberal court precedents. Share Article: "Washington Girds for Battle Over Kennedy’s Replacement"
Eric Thayer/Getty ImagesThe Times’s Supreme Court correspondent, Adam Liptak, looks at many of Justice Anthony Kennedy’s most consequential votes.Share Article: "From Gay Rights to Bush v. Gore: Anthony Kennedy’s Legacy"
Departure of Kennedy, ‘Firewall for Abortion Rights,’ Could End Roe v. WadeJustice Anthony M. Kennedy has been seen as the deciding force on a polarized Supreme Court who weighed in at key moments to preserve the core of Roe.Share Article: "Departure of Kennedy, ‘Firewall for Abortion Rights,’ Could End Roe v. Wade"
Tom Brenner/The New York TimesRetirement Injects Inflammatory New Issue Into Midterm ElectionsThe summer and fall will be consumed by the fight over Mr. Trump’s proposed replacement, and inject a new set of high-stakes issues into the campaign.Democrats will focus on Justice Kennedy’s replacement in an attempt to motivate voters, while conservatives will pressure vulnerable Democratic senators in red states.Share Article: "Retirement Injects Inflammatory New Issue Into Midterm Elections"
Elated v. Scared: Court Vacancy Divides AmericansFor many conservatives, the chance to replace the centrist justice amounts to a kind of judicial grand prize. For liberals, the departure was almost too much to bear.Share Article: "Elated v. Scared: Court Vacancy Divides Americans"
For Survivors of Japanese Internment Camps, Korematsu Ruling Is ‘Bittersweet’Japanese-Americans who lived through internment camps in the 1940s lamented that it came as part of an order upholding Mr. Trump’s travel ban.Share Article: "For Survivors of Japanese Internment Camps, Korematsu Ruling Is ‘Bittersweet’"
Stephen Crowley/The New York TimesTrump and Putin Choose Helsinki for First Summit MeetingPresident Trump will meet President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in Finland on July 16 for one-on-one talks.It’s a politically sensitive meeting that will take place while the special counsel continues to investigate the Trump campaign’s possible ties to Russia.Share Article: "Trump and Putin Choose Helsinki for First Summit Meeting"
House Passes Resolution Demanding Justice Dept. Turn Over DocumentsAs Judiciary Committee Republicans battered the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, a House Republican resolution intensified the war on the Russia investigation.Share Article: "House Passes Resolution Demanding Justice Dept. Turn Over Documents"
Annie Tritt for The New York TimesWith One Win, Ocasio-Cortez Emerges as a Political StarAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez stunned the Democratic establishment by beating one of the senior leaders in the House, Joseph Crowley, in a New York primary.She has been a waitress, a community activist and a campaign organizer for Bernie Sanders. She spoke with us about her mission.Share Article: "With One Win, Ocasio-Cortez Emerges as a Political Star"
Lesson of the Blue Wave Primaries? We’re All Struggling NowThe results of local races, including Ms. Ocasio-Cortez’s win, reveal a coalition fueled by the same economic anxieties that supposedly drove Trump voters.Share Article: "Lesson of the Blue Wave Primaries? We’re All Struggling Now"
How The Times Is Covering the ElectionsOur Politics editor, Patrick Healy, answered readers’ questions on The Times’s political coverage and plans for the midterm and 2020 elections.Share Article: "How The Times Is Covering the Elections"
How Saying #MeToo Changed Their LivesMonths after accusing powerful men of sexual abuse and harassment, Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow and 18 others reveal what happened afterward.Share Article: "How Saying #MeToo Changed Their Lives"
The ripple effect: Small networks of women are helping to lay the groundwork for legal and institutional change.
Michael Sohn/Associated PressEngland vs. Belgium: Live UpdatesEngland takes on Belgium in a heavyweight battle between two teams that might be better off losing. Stay here for live scoring, updates and analysis from Russia.Share Article: "England vs. Belgium: Live Updates"
Why England or Belgium Will Win the World Cup (and Why They Won’t)England and Belgium have a largely meaningless match on Thursday, since both have clinched advancement. Will they meet again in the World Cup final? Share Article: "Why England or Belgium Will Win the World Cup (and Why They Won’t)"
Germany’s World Cup loss meant Mexico would live to fight another day — and fans had South Korea to thank.
Tom Brenner/The New York TimesAlec MacGillisThis Is the World Mitch McConnell Gave UsDonald Trump dominates our universe. McConnell made it all possible.Share Article: "This Is the World Mitch McConnell Gave Us"
Gabriella Demczuk for The New York TimesMichael TomaskyThe Right Has Won the Supreme Court. Now What?Three lessons the Democrats need to embrace, right now, if they have any hope of pushing back.Share Article: "The Right Has Won the Supreme Court. Now What?"
Illustration by Hsiao-Ron ChengThe Artist Is Not PresentAdrian Piper’s singular work on race and identity in America is the subject of a sprawling retrospective at MoMA — one the artist, though alive and well, has never seen.MagazineShare Article: "The Artist Is Not Present"
Right, Ethan James GreenHow I Learned to Stop Complaining and Love the Cruise CollectionsOur fashion critic has whined about this long disorganized season. But it has a kind of fun that is catching, she writes.StyleShare Article: "How I Learned to Stop Complaining and Love the Cruise Collections"
A New Home Ready-Made for ArtDevoted to experimental work by emerging artists, the Swiss Institute is now in the chill East Village, with a forward-thinking mission.Art & DesignShare Article: "A New Home Ready-Made for Art"