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A Kennedy-Markey Primary? Massachusetts Is Jolted

With the state gripped by the possibility of another Kennedy campaigning for Senate, the incumbent is not backing down: “Oh, I’m running.”

‘It’s Gratifying’: Jay Inslee Finally Gets His Moment

The Washington governor and self-described climate candidate told us what it was like to achieve national recognition — after leaving the presidential race.

This U.S. Warship Threatens Iran (From 600 Miles Away)

“We recognize that tensions are high, and we don’t want to go to war,” said Capt. William Reed, a fighter pilot who commands the ship’s air wing.

Barr Seized on Epstein Case as Doubts Mounted About Justice Dept.

The attorney general has been unusually personally involved in the investigations into the jailhouse suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the high-profile financier accused of sex trafficking.

World Leaders’ G7 Expectations: A Nice Chat, Some Good Wine, No Unity With Trump

America’s closest allies meet this weekend and have all but given up on producing the kind of consensus about global issues that has been the summit’s hallmark for decades.

Dan K. Webb Is Named Special Prosecutor in Jussie Smollett Case

Mr. Webb, a former United States attorney, will consider whether renewed charges against the actor are warranted.

In Defense of Sea Gulls: They’re Smart, and They Co-Parent, 50/50 All the Way

Besides, if people weren’t such slobs, gulls would never have learned about French fries.

Seth Moulton Ends 2020 Presidential Campaign With a Warning

Mr. Moulton, a congressman from Massachusetts, had focused his campaign on national security. He hinted at potentially supporting Joseph R. Biden Jr.

At Camp Tawonga, Near Yosemite, an All-Gender Cabin Offers Respite

Friday: A Times reporter returns to Jewish sleepaway camp. Also: Wildfire prevention and the story of a formerly $1 billion property in L.A.

Keystone XL Pipeline Plan Is Approved by Nebraska Supreme Court

The pipeline has been the subject of litigation for years, and became a proxy for a national debate between environmentalists and the energy industry.

David H. Koch, Industrialist Who Fueled Right-Wing Movement, Dies at 79

A man-about-town philanthropist, he and his brother Charles ran a business colossus while furthering a libertarian agenda that reshaped American politics.

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