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Trump Lashes Out After Mueller Agrees to Testify to Congress

Mr. Trump repeated false accusations that the special counsel had destroyed text messages by F.B.I. officials critical of the president.

Waitress Spit on Eric Trump at Chicago Bar, Trump Organization Says

Mr. Trump, one of the president’s sons, had been having dinner in Chicago when a waitress spit on him, his company said. He declined to file charges.

Grandmother and Grandfather Among 4 Endangered Whales That Died This Month

The North Atlantic right whales all were found in the Gulf of St. Lawrence recently, dealing a setback to the shrinking population.

In a Changing San Francisco, Keeping L.G.B.T.Q. Communities Alive

Wednesday: Community members are facing tough questions. Also: New details about Representative Duncan Hunter, and Charo.

​Wednesday’s Democratic Debate: When Is It and What to Watch For

Everything you need to know about the presidential primary debate on NBC.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Vows Never to Give In to U.S. Sanctions

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei made the remarks as an Iranian official reiterated that Iran would begin speeding up its enrichment of uranium by Thursday.

Enslaved People Lived Here. These Museums Want You to Know.

Tours of historic houses in the South used to focus on the fine furniture and design. Now, some are talking about who built them.

A 2020 Cheat Sheet: How 21 Democrats Answered Our Questions Before the Debates

Which candidates believe the next president can stop climate change? How do they see the future of health care, handguns, the Supreme Court and other issues? Here’s a quick look at their answers.

Do the Police Belong at Pride? Marches Face a Difficult Question

Pride parades were inspired by the 1969 Stonewall riots, which pitted L.G.B.T. people against the police.

How Horse Racing Went Horribly Wrong at Santa Anita

There were 30 horse deaths in six months. Many blame a culture of chasing profits and a racing surface trainers say was unsafe.

As Coal Fades in the U.S., Natural Gas Becomes the Climate Battleground

Utilities are facing a choice: embrace natural gas, or shift more aggressively to renewable power? The decision will have a major climate impact.

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