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Jessica Biel Opposes California’s Vaccine Bill. Here’s What It Would Do.

Lobbying by celebrity opponents has drawn national attention to a measure that would make medical exemptions to vaccination harder to get.

Pompeo Says Intelligence Points to Iran in Tanker Attack in Gulf of Oman

The secretary of state offered no evidence, but said the actions fit into a pattern. The assertion is certain to fuel tensions between the Trump administration and Iranian leaders.

Flint Water Prosecutors Drop Criminal Charges, With Plans to Keep Investigating

Prosecutors abruptly dismissed cases against state and local officials in the drinking water crisis that has plagued Flint for years.

Trump Is Urged to Fire Kellyanne Conway for Hatch Act Violations

The agency that enforces federal law barring partisan politics in the government called Ms. Conway a “repeat offender” and recommended she be dismissed.

These Animal Migrations Are Huge — and Invisible

Swarms of insects move across continents each year. Scientists used radar to track one species and discovered a vast ecological force.

Trump Assailed for Saying He Would Take Campaign Help From Russia

The president said it was no different than meeting with the queen of England, but Republicans joined Democrats in condemning his willingness to collaborate with a hostile foreign power.

Memphis Unrest: Dozens Injured After Man Is Killed by Marshals

Federal marshals opened fire on Wednesday night, killing a man, and more than two dozen police officers were injured in confrontations later.

Michael Flynn and Rick Gates Subpoenaed to Testify by House Committee

The subpoenas are tied to the Intelligence Committee’s investigation of Russia’s attempts to influence U.S. politics and whether foreign interests could influence Mr. Trump, his family or associates.

California Today: Behind the Untold Story of the Universal Music Fire

Thursday: How a Times journalist uncovered a massive loss of American art; the first college admissions case sentencing; and the Sea Ranch.

Who’s In and Who’s Out of the First Democratic Debates

The Democratic National Committee is excluding three candidates from the June debates. Some who have been left out, like Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana, are not happy.

Women and Power: Live Updates From the New Rules Summit

Dozens of leaders are gathered at the New Rules Summit, an annual New York Times conference, to explore the challenges women face in the workplace.

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