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Trump, in Interview, Says He Prefers Talk to Military Action on Iran

In a wide-ranging discussion with the British journalist Piers Morgan, the president also defended his lack of military service in the Vietnam War.

Cory Booker’s Housing Plan Offers Tax Credit to Millions of Renters

The program would ensure that renters would not spend more than 30 percent of their income on rent, Mr. Booker said.

Teacher, Now Fired, Thought Tweets to Trump About Immigrants Were Private

Georgia Clark, a teacher in the Fort Worth Independent School District, had implored the president in public Twitter posts to rid her school of undocumented immigrants.

The Man Who Told America the Truth About D-Day

Ernie Pyle’s dispatches offered comfort to readers back home. Then the Normandy landings — 75 years ago this week — changed his perspective on the war’s costs.

‘Swinging at Every Pitch’: California’s Governor Has Big Plans. Critics See Big Risks.

Critics say Gov. Gavin Newsom’s agenda is so broad as to be unfocused. And his ambitions could be challenged if the economy tumbles.

Developers Built a 30-Story High-Rise. They Might Have to Chop Off 5 Floors.

The Manhattan borough president asked prosecutors to investigate the condo tower, which she said was taller and larger than allowed.

On Politics: Senate Says No to Mexico Tariffs

In a contentious meeting at the Capitol, Senate Republicans said they were prepared to overturn tariffs on Mexico if President Trump pushed forward.

Leader of Mexican Church La Luz Del Mundo Charged With Sex Crimes in Los Angeles

A complaint filed by the California attorney general’s office accuses Naasón Joaquín García, 50, of raping a child, among more than a dozen other crimes.

Senators Look to Force 22 Votes Blocking Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia

A bipartisan group of senators will try to force votes rebuking the White House’s decision to circumvent Congress to sell munitions to Saudi Arabia.

Federal Prosecutors Don’t Have to Disclose Secret Flynn Transcripts, Judge Says

The federal judge’s order means that prosecutors will not be required to make public highly classified conversations between Michael T. Flynn and a Russian diplomat.

After Another Mass Shooting, Another Virginia Governor Tries to Change Gun Laws

Gov. Ralph Northam called a special legislative session to address gun violence after a gunman killed 12 people on Friday at the municipal center in Virginia Beach.

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