Today's Headlines: Government Watchdog Finds Squalid Conditions in Border Centers

2019年7月3日星期三

Today's Headlines: Government Watchdog Finds Squalid Conditions in Border Centers

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Government Watchdog Finds Squalid Conditions in Border Centers

By ZOLAN KANNO-YOUNGS

A Department of Homeland Security inspector general's report detailed overcrowding and children without showers or hot meals, and lawmakers demanded answers.

2020 Census Won't Have Citizenship Question as Trump Administration Drops Effort

By MICHAEL WINES

A Supreme Court decision last week had temporarily blocked the administration's effort.

Lee Iacocca, Visionary Automaker Who Led Both Ford and Chrysler, Is Dead at 94

By ROBERT D. McFADDEN

Mr. Iacocca helped create the Ford Mustang, saved the failing Chrysler Corporation and came to personify the American auto industry.

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World

Princess Haya, Wife of Dubai's Ruler, Seeks Refuge in London

By VIVIAN YEE and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK

The princess, the most visible and glamorous wife of the ruler of Dubai, became at least the third woman to flee his household.

Opinion

Oh, to Be Ivanka!

By FRANK BRUNI

So many hot spots, so little time.

Today's Videos

Video: On the Streets With Hong Kong's Protesters

By AUSTIN RAMZY, CORA ENGELBRECHT, ORLANDO DE GUZMAN and SHANE O'NEILL

We saw scenes of violence, as well as hundreds of thousands of peaceful demonstrators. There is still some unity in the face of mainland China's encroaching influence, but it is less clear how this leaderless protest movement will advance.