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Small Plane Crashes Off Florida Coast After Losing Communication

The pilot of the Cessna Citation V is the only person believed to have been aboard the plane, which was approached by fighter jets.

In Shift, Trump Will Pick Kenneth Cuccinelli to Oversee Legal Immigration

Mr. Cuccinelli, who was expected to coordinate immigration policy, will instead be chosen to take over for the embattled head of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

E.P.A. Experts Objected to ‘Misleading’ Agency Smog Decision, Emails Show

One agency scientist expressed “disbelief” over a 2018 decision to exempt most of southeastern Wisconsin from federal limits on smog.

Man Convicted in Deadly Tennessee Church Shooting

Emanuel K. Samson, 27, was found guilty of first-degree murder and more than 40 other criminal counts related to a 2017 shooting that left one person dead and seven others wounded.

Flooding in the Midwest: 4 Rivers Surge, Along With Residents’ Worries

The threat of flooding has been relentless along four Midwestern rivers. With more crests coming, residents pile sandbags, watch levees and wait.

Aretha Franklin’s Sons Debate Whether New Will Is Valid

When the singer died last year, her family thought she had no will. But documents have surfaced that detail a specific plan on how to distribute her estate.

June Dobbs Butts, Sex Therapist Who Preached Frankness, Dies at 90

By many accounts the first African-American to train with William Masters and Virginia Johnson, she brought their uninhibited view of sex therapy to black patients.

Federal Judge Blocks Mississippi Abortion Law

Judge Carlton Reeves issued a preliminary injunction against Mississippi’s so-called fetal heartbeat law.

Jayme Closs’s Kidnapper Gets Life in Prison Without Parole

“I was smarter,” Jayme said in a statement at the sentencing hearing for Jake Patterson, who pleaded guilty to abducting her and killing her parents.

Barr Got More Power to Review the Russia Inquiry. Here’s What We Know About Its Origins.

The attorney general has the power to declassify intelligence agencies’ secrets as he examines the investigation into Russia’s election interference and ties to Trump associates.

Older People Are Contributing to Climate Change, and Suffering From It

Growing numbers of seniors are using more energy. They also are most likely to suffer in extreme weather, which has become more common as the planet warms.

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