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On Politics With Lisa Lerer: For G.O.P., Kavanaugh Is a No-Win Situation

Brett Kavanaugh’s transformation from conservative beacon to #MeToo missile, plus Michael Bloomberg’s efforts to sway the midterms.

Chicago Searches for a New Mayor, and a Familiar Name Crops Up: Daley

With Mayor Rahm Emanuel not seeking re-election, the contest to run Chicago is growing by the day. Along with others, William M. Daley now wants the job.

Fans of Ranked Voting See an Opportunity in Massachusetts

After a recount, Lori Trahan won a 10-person primary with less than 21 percent of the vote, far from a majority, which some say is undemocratic.

Before and After Florence: See the Impact of the Storm

These videos and photos show the toll of the hurricane-force winds and heavy rains across North Carolina.

Trump Says Tariffs Will Save American Factories. History Shows Otherwise.

After the United States imposed tariffs on Chinese tires in 2009, Chinese companies started building plants in the United States.

Trump to Cap Refugees Allowed Into U.S. at 30,000, a Record Low

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the further cuts to an already scaled-back program reflected a “daunting operational reality.”

Bill Cosby’s Wife Asks Panel to Investigate Trial Judge

Camille Cosby told the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board in a letter that she views the judge who presided over her husband’s trial to be unethical.

Mueller and Defense Lawyers Ask for Flynn Sentencing to Be Scheduled

The request signals that Mr. Flynn’s cooperation with prosecutors for the special counsel has been exhausted.

Trump Defends Kavanaugh

President Trump defended the qualifications of his Supreme Court nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, after a woman accused him of sexual assault.

Terry Crews Shares ‘Apology’ Letter From the Man He Accused of Groping Him

Mr. Crews said that the Hollywood executive, Adam Venit, had groped him at a party. A civil settlement was reached this month.

Chicago Prosecutors Paint Officer as Reckless in Shooting of Laquan McDonald

Officer Jason Van Dyke, who fatally shot the 17-year-old in 2014, is on trial for murder. Jurors heard opening statements in the case Monday morning.

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