The Washington Post

Trump, the first former U.S. president to face a criminal trial, spent his day in the Manhattan courtroom fighting two pitched battles.

In an emotional hearing Tuesday, Marshella Marie Chidester was charged with with two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of two young siblings.

Columnist Robin Givhan writes that Trump, who loves buildings with sweeping views framed in shiny gold, must settle into a space that exudes musty claustrophobia.

A year after six people were killed at Nashville’s Covenant School, a Republican supermajority voted to arm educators.

The owner and operator of the ship that took down the Key Bridge should not be allowed to skirt liability because the vessel was “unseaworthy,” Baltimore claimed.

The New York City papers gave him the headlines he craved; the National Enquirer buried the ones he didn’t.

Donald Trump could be held in contempt of court and fined if the judge rules he violated a gag order. Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker is then expected to continue his testimony.

Students at Cal Poly at Humboldt barricaded themselves in a building and an NYU encampment was cleared as anti-war campus protests continued to spread.