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Hebrew Israelites See Divine Intervention in Lincoln Memorial Confrontation

Gaining attention is difficult for the Hebrew Israelites, who practice a fringe theology. By confronting a group of Kentucky high school students, they found the spotlight.

Will a New Play Restart a Fire?

Years after the Supreme Court ruled that New Haven unfairly treated white firefighters who were seeking promotion, “Good Faith” checks in on a wounded city.

California Today: California Today: Eric Garcetti on the Teachers’ Strike: ‘I Could Do Things Other People Weren’t Able to Do’

Wednesday: The mayor discusses his role as a mediator; a one-issue White House; and apartment hunting schadenfreude.

Pete Buttigieg, Mayor of South Bend, Ind., Joins Democratic 2020 Race

Mr. Buttigieg has formed an exploratory committee for a run for the White House in 2020, joining an expanding Democratic field.

Young Voters Keep Moving to the Left on Social Issues, Republicans Included

According to a new study, members of Generation Z are more open to social change than older generations, findings that could substantially reshape the nation’s political landscape.

‘It’s Not a Wall,’ but Steel Slats and Barbed Wire Roil a Border Town

Many in Calexico, Calif., were offended when President Trump called improvements to the border fence there “the start of our Southern Border WALL!”

Arrest of Immigrant Suspected in 4 Nevada Killings Draws Trump’s Attention

Wilbur Martinez-Guzman is believed to be in the United States illegally, the authorities said. They say he is responsible for four homicides in nine days.

On Politics: Senate Offers Glimmer of Hope for End to Shutdown

Senate leaders reached a bipartisan deal that could reopen the government for a few weeks, allowing the State of the Union address to move forward as planned.

Russell Baker, Times Columnist and Celebrated Humorist, Dies at 93

Mr. Baker, who won the Pulitzer Prize twice, spent decades at The New York Times and had a second career as the host of “Masterpiece Theater.”

Videos Show a Collision of 3 Groups That Spawned a Fiery Political Moment

Additional videos show a more nuanced picture of an encounter in Washington among high school students from Kentucky, a group participating in the Indigenous Peoples March and Hebrew Israelites.

A Video of Teenagers and a Native American Man Went Viral. Here’s What Happened.

A close look at the videos that have emerged paints a more complete picture of what happened on Jan. 18 — and how an unlikely convergence of Americans became such a firestorm.

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