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Trump’s Pick for Interior Dept. Continued Lobbying After Officially Vowing to Stop, New Files Indicate

An invoice and other documents indicate that the nominee, David Bernhardt, continued to lobby after he filed official papers promising that he would no longer do so.

At War: I Followed My Father Into the Marines. But It Was Different for a Woman.

I faced constant sexual harassment in the corps. It was a side of the military neither of us wanted to see.

36 Hours: 36 Hours in St. Louis

The city, with its once-quiet, now-vibrant downtown, offers new restaurants, microbreweries and a rich array of cultural venues, including a museum that pays tribute to the blues.

Wisconsin, Ground Zero for 2020 Politics, Looks Like a Tossup Again

For Democrats, an intense effort to rebuild their Midwestern “blue wall” for 2020 is showing gains in Michigan and Pennsylvania. But Wisconsin looks up for grabs.

They Thought It Was Their Uber. But the Driver Was a Predator.

A South Carolina college student was killed last weekend by a man posing as a ride-share driver, the police said. Across the country, women have reported dozens of similar attacks in recent years.

Taking Uber? Here Are Tips for Staying Safe

The death of a college student who got into a car she mistook for an Uber has emphasized the need to use caution when hailing a ride.

The Streets Were Never Free. Congestion Pricing Finally Makes That Plain.

The policy could change not just traffic, but also how we think about the infrastructure cars require.

On Politics: Investigators for Mueller Say Barr Underplayed Report

Some members of the special counsel’s team say the attorney general failed to adequately portray their findings.

PG&E Reveals New C.E.O. and a Revamped Board of Directors

Bill Johnson, most recently the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority, will fill the chief executive position held by Geisha Williams, who left in January, just before PG&E filed for bankruptcy.

Malware Arrest Exposes Security Gaps at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club

The arrest of a woman with a malware-laced device revealed the challenge of protecting a president who prefers a resort over Camp David.

We Checked President Trump’s Dubious Claims on the Perils of Wind Power

It’s no secret that Mr. Trump dislikes wind power. But he’s stepped up his attacks lately with new false claims.

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