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Critic’s: The Museum Is Closed? These Paintings Have a Digital Life

The government shutdown means you can’t see Charline von Heyl’s first-class retrospective at the Hirshhorn. But consider this substitute: the double life her paintings live online.

California Today: California Today: The Shutdown’s Lasting Damage to Joshua Tree

Thursday: Why the government shutdown is heightening broader debates about the outdoors; L.A. teachers’ strike postponed; and where to hike now

Trump Heading to Texas Border Town to Press His Case for a Wall

The partial government shutdown is nearing the end of a third week, and President Trump was scheduled to head to Texas with no additional negotiations scheduled.

Before Trump, Steve King Set the Agenda for the Wall and Anti-Immigrant Politics

The Iowa congressman, who has used racist language and been denounced as a white supremacist, wrote the playbook on white identity politics and many of the issues that are ascendant in the G.O.P.

Before Trump’s Identity Politics, There Was Steve King

Building a border wall, ending birthright citizenship and disparaging undocumented immigrants. Representative Steve King championed anti-immigration views years before President Trump made them a focal point of his administration.

Your Thursday Briefing

Border, Congo, ‘Baby Shark’: Here’s what you need to know.

Are Floppy-Eared Dogs Actually Friendlier? Science Says Maybe

The T.S.A. said it favors floppy-eared dogs over pointy-eared dogs in airport jobs because floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less aggressive. There is a scientific explanation behind the perception.

Democrats Find a Foil for 2020 Primary: Billionaires. (Even Liberal Ones.)

With populism making a strong comeback on the left, candidates like Elizabeth Warren are decrying billionaires who might self-finance campaigns, like Michael R. Bloomberg.

Lens: The Strange, the Surreal and the Downright Scary

Photos in the New Orleans Museum of Art’s collection capture the oddities and horrors conveyed by everyday life in the world.

On Politics: Trump Still Considering Emergency Plan for Border Wall

The president also stormed out of a White House meeting with congressional leaders after Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would not fund the wall.

Doug Jones Seeks Inquiry Into Misinformation Efforts in Alabama Senate Race

The Alabama Democrat said “deceptive tactics have no place in American politics and must be repudiated by those involved in our political system.”

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