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Trump Says He Is ‘Considering’ Hosting G7 Summit at Camp David

In a tweet, the president said that gathering world leaders in person would be a sign of “normalization.” None immediately rejected the idea.

Health Agencies Offer Tips on Sex During the Pandemic

Countries around the world are taking different approaches as they give guidelines on reopening — from work to play.

Can Michigan Mail Absentee Forms? Yes. Can Trump Withhold Funds? Unlikely.

The president falsely claimed that sending out ballot applications was illegal, repeated his false assertion about voter fraud and suggested he could withhold funding to the states over how they run elections.

Abbas, Cornered by Israeli Annexation, Opts for ‘Judgment Day’ Scenario

The Palestinian leader has promoted security cooperation with Israel in his quest for a Palestinian state. That strategy may have hit a dead end.

Trump’s Dilemma: Reject DeVos Debt Forgiveness Rollback or Anger Veterans

Nancy Pelosi sent the president a bipartisan resolution to reverse his education secretary’s tightening of student debt forgiveness rules. He must decide whether to sign it during an economic crisis.

Senate Panel, Urged On by Trump, Subpoenas Biden-Related Material

Republicans are using their Senate majority to try to uncover evidence of wrongdoing that President Trump believes is pivotal to his re-election chances in November.

Supreme Court Blocks Release of Full Mueller Report for Now

The court put the case on a fast track, calling for the Justice Department to file a petition seeking review by June 1.

Child Vaccinations Plummet 63 Percent, a New Hurdle for N.Y.C. Schools

Parents have hesitated to take children to doctors’ offices, but students will have to meet immunization requirements to attend school in the fall.

What Does It Mean to You That Pride Is Called Off?

With Pride canceled or postponed this year because of the coronavirus, many in the L.G.B.T.Q. community are missing out on an important moment of visibility and acceptance. We want to hear from them.

How Women are Getting Squeezed by the Pandemic

The virus has exposed gender fault lines in myriad ways. Nahla Valji, senior gender adviser at the UN, unpacks them.

Coronavirus Shut Down the ‘Experience Economy.’ Can It Come Back?

Large-scale gatherings are on hold for the foreseeable future. That is taking a toll on the live events industry and society at large.

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