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Flynn Was a Key Cooperator and Deserves Little Prison Time, Mueller Team Says

Mr. Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the United States during the presidential transition.

Troops to Remain at Border Through New Year

The White House and the Department of Homeland Security had requested to continue using American forces as an additional bulwark.

Maryland and District of Columbia Seek Business Records Related to Trump Hotel

The two governments issued subpoenas in their case claiming President Trump has conflicts of interest that violate the Constitution’s emoluments clauses.

For George Bush and His Eldest Son, a Relationship Unique Among American Presidents

In retirement, the 41st and 43rd presidents could finally focus on the things that parents and children focus on when the parents grows older.

On Washington: A Funeral for a President, and a Fleeting Unity for a Nation

The highly choreographed spectacle, a fitting bookend to the heavily scripted inaugural ritual, offers Americans a welcome chance for reflection.

fact check : George Bush’s Legacy: Revisiting Past Claims

As the nation remembers the former president, we assess some popular anecdotes about him, including his reaction to a grocery store scanner and whether Ross Perot cost him a second term.

Bloomberg, Focusing on Climate Change, Says He Would Battle the Coal Industry

The billionaire philanthropist, appearing in Iowa as he mulls a presidential run, called climate change “the issue’’ for 2020.

Digital Divide Is Wider Than We Think, Study Says

New research from Microsoft says that far fewer people have broadband internet access than government statistics have shown.

Attack on Latinos Shines Spotlight on Utah’s Hate Crimes Law

Before attacking a father and son, a suspect said he wanted to “kill Mexicans.” But under Utah law, he can’t be charged with a hate crime.

E.P.A. to Roll Back a Restriction on New Coal-Burning Plants

The move will make it easier to build new coal plants in the United States, the latest signal that the federal government is embracing the industry.

Trump Said Amazon Was Scamming the Post Office. His Administration Disagrees.

A task force concluded that package delivery, including for the online retailer, was subsidizing other parts of the service. But its report included recommendations that made online retailers uneasy.

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