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Lens: A Son of the South’s Quiet Photos of a Complex Region

During his travels across the South, the photographer George Etheredge documents the region, with scenes that invite lingering.

On Politics: Trump Says Mueller Should Not Testify

The president said that Robert Mueller’s report was conclusive, and that Congress and the American people did not need to hear from him.

In Tiger Woods, Trump Finds a Hero and a Business Opportunity

The president has long cheered on Mr. Woods, who will receive the Medal of Freedom on Monday. But he has also cultivated the golfer as a celebrity who could add a sheen to his properties around the globe.

Miss America, Miss Teen USA and Miss USA Are All Black Women for the First Time

Each contest has previously had black winners, but the simultaneous wins make for a powerful symbol of how the pageants are evolving.

To Stand Out, the Army Picks a New Uniform With a World War II Look

Army Greens, being field-tested for introduction next year, are designed to evoke a bygone era when America celebrated total victory, and wanted to look sharp.

Trump Objects to Mueller Testifying Before Congress

The stance put the president at odds with Democrats and his own attorney general, setting up another confrontation over presidential authority and the separation of powers.

Will China’s Uighur Detentions Spur U.S. Sanctions? Pompeo Won’t Say

The secretary of state’s remarks were another sign of the administration’s paralysis on imposing sanctions, as some American officials fear jeopardizing trade talks.

Trump Names Mark Morgan, Former Head of Border Patrol, to Lead ICE

Mr. Morgan led the Border Patrol during the last months of the Obama administration, but he has expressed agreement with many of President Trump’s hard-line views.

Trump Says Kentucky Derby Ruling Was ‘Not a Good One’

The president tweeted that to disqualify the first-place finisher and name a different winner could happen “only in these days of political correctness.”

After 40 Years, NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ Changes Its Tune

The program’s new theme song, the result of months of work and debate, will debut on Monday.

Can a Woman Win? 2020 Candidates Offer an Easy Answer: ‘I Have’

While the “must defeat Trump” calculus has largely buoyed male presidential candidates, several women in the Democratic field have a track record of winning over skeptical voters.

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