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Federal Workers’ Children Born Abroad May Not Receive Automatic Citizenship

Under a Trump administration policy, certain service members and other federal employees will have to apply for citizenship on the children’s behalf before they turn 18.

Democratic Candidates Jostle, and Gripe, as Debates Winnow the Field

A set of qualifying rules created a few final hours of uncertainty over who would qualify and whether the next debate would be held on one night or two. There was plenty of complaining.

International Students Face Hurdles Under Trump Administration Policy

Unexpected denials and long delays have become increasingly common for international students and scholars seeking visas.

Hurricane Dorian Spares Puerto Rico as Florida Prepares for Landfall

Puerto Ricans had anxiously braced for the first big storm to threaten the island since Hurricane Maria devastated it two years ago.

F.B.I. Raids U.A.W. Chief’s Home as Financial Inquiry Widens

Other searches also appeared related to an investigation that has implicated senior officials from the union and auto-industry executives.

Jessi Combs, TV Host and Racecar Driver, Dies in Attempt at Land Speed Record

Ms. Combs died while operating a powerful jet-shaped car as she sought to claim a world record.

Kirsten Gillibrand Drops Out of Democratic Presidential Race

The New York senator anchored her candidacy in issues of women’s equality, but she was unable to gain traction and her failure to qualify for the next debate convinced her to withdraw.

Montana Men Must Hold ‘I Stole Valor’ Signs for Misrepresenting Military Service

In an unconventional sentence, the two men must also write out the names of thousands of Americans killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Barr Plans to Throw $30,000 Holiday Party at the Trump Hotel in Washington

The attorney general made his plans as the Justice Department defends President Trump in lawsuits accusing him of trying to profit from the presidency.

Guantánamo Prison Commander Was Fired for Mishandling Classified Information

A prosecutor disclosed that the commander’s dismissal in April wasn’t related to his campaign to build a new prison for former C.I.A. detainees.

Senators Ask for Antitrust Probe in Concert Ticketing

Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut say that Live Nation’s dominance in the industry is “virtually unchallenged.”

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