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Education Dept. Reopens Rutgers Case Charging Discrimination Against Jewish Students

The civil rights chief at the department, defining Judaism as an ethnicity, has reopened a civil rights case closed four years ago by the Obama administration.

Molly Kelly Wins in New Hampshire and Will Face Sununu for Governor’s Seat

Ms. Kelly easily won the Democratic nomination but faces a tough race in the fall. In a key House district, Chris Pappas defeated a newcomer to the state, Maura Sullivan.

Donald Trump Jr. Complains His Father Is Served by Few He Can Trust

His complaint came as two former aides publicly disputed Bob Woodward’s account of life in the Trump White House.

In Texas, Ted Cruz Has ‘A Dogfight on His Hands,’ Some Republicans Admit

Ted Cruz is facing an increasingly powerful challenge from Democrat Beto O’Rourke, and even some Republicans are saying he faces a tough challenge.

As Florence’s Power Nears the Carolinas, Residents Brace for the Worst

A powerful Category 4 hurricane could linger along the coasts of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, and deliver a huge life-threatening storm surge.

Trump Calls Storm Response in Puerto Rico, Where 3,000 Died, ‘One of the Best’

“I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success,” the president said while touting preparations for another hurricane.

‘We Don’t Need This’: The Carolinas Brace for Hurricane Florence

As a Category 4 storm made its way toward the Southeastern United States, residents evacuated their homes and prepared for the worst.

Interest Groups Turn Up Pressure on Senators Before Kavanaugh Vote

Last week’s confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh injected new energy into efforts to block his ascent to the Supreme Court.

Cosby’s Lawyers and Wife Seek Judge’s Recusal Before Sentencing

The lawyers and Camille Cosby argued that the judge should have previously disclosed a feud he had with a key witness in the case.

These 3 Hurricane Misconceptions Can Be Dangerous. Scientists Want to Clear Them Up.

Some experts say that storm forecasts and risk assessments, like the “cone of uncertainty,” could be more clearly communicated to the public.

What Is a Category 3 Hurricane? How the Storms Are Classified

If Florence, now a Category 3 storm, turns into a ‘Cat 4’ or ‘Cat 5’ storm, what would that even mean?

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