Rep. Schiff: ‘Circumstantial Evidence of Collusion’ Between Trump Campaign, Russia  —  WASHINGTON — Despite denials from some top intelligence officials that there was any evidence of collusion between associates of Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russian operatives while Moscow tried …

A California waiter refused to serve 4 Latina women until he saw ‘proof of residency’  —  It was girls' day out, and Diana Carrillo had abandoned her desire to eat healthy well before she, her sister and two friends got to the Southern California restaurant.

In China debut, Tillerson appears to hand Beijing a diplomatic victory  —  BEIJING — While his boss was goading China over Twitter, new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been trying to build a constructive and “results-oriented” relationship with the leadership in Beijing.

Hawaii judge declines to narrow travel ban injunction  —  A federal judge in Hawaii who issued a temporary restraining order against key parts of President Donald Trump's revised travel ban last week has turned down a Justice Department request to narrow the injunction.

Ryan announces major changes to Trumpcare, wants vote before Congress learns its impact on Americans  —  Passing a bill of this size before letting the CBO assess it is unprecedented.  —  Speaker Paul Ryan announced Sunday he would be willing to make major changes to the Republican health care bill …

Details of my CBP Detention at JFK Int.  Airport:  —  After spending a lovely weekend in Paris celebrating my mom's 80th birthday, I happily boarded my flight to return to the United States-something I have done countless times for 42 years after becoming a U.S. citizen.

G.O.P.'s Health Care Tightrope Winds Through the Blue-Collar Midwest  —  DEFIANCE, Ohio — James Waltimire, a police officer on unpaid medical leave, has been going to the hospital in this small city twice a week for physical therapy after leg surgery, all of it paid for by Medicaid.

Democrats: Don't Use Republican Playbook on Gorsuch  —  Democrats long complained about the way Republicans treated President Barack Obama.  When Republicans refused to cooperate on legislation, when they threatened to shut down the government, when they stonewalled his Supreme Court nominee …

What the Senate Should Ask Judge Gorsuch  —  When Judge Neil Gorsuch faces the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, will we see a series of crisp, clear exchanges on the nature of the Constitution, the role of precedent, the limits of presidential power?  Or will we see what one legal scholar called …

The Denationalization of American Muslims  —  On March 6, the zoning board in Bayonne, New Jersey, turned down a request to convert an old warehouse into a mosque.  Such denials are happening with increasing frequency in the United States.  In the 10 years between 2000 and 2010 …

Anti-Trump billboard artist receives death threats  —  Artist Karen Fiorito knew backlash was bound to come.  And it has.  —  Commissioned by a downtown Phoenix art gallery in January to create a billboard art piece that would comment on President Donald Trump's administration …

Guy wearing Trump hat sues bar for refusing to serve him  —  Greg Piatek says his pro-Trump hat got him bounced from The Happiest Hour in the Village.  —  Angel Chevrestt  —  Bartenders at a West Village hot spot served up discrimination — with a liberal twist — refusing to serve …

Mulvaney: 'The only way to get truly universal care is to throw people in jail if they don't have it' … White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said Sunday there is only one way to have universal healthcare in the country.  —  “The only way to get truly universal care is to throw people …