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Video of Altercation Between Larry Baer, San Francisco Giants’ C.E.O., and His Wife Is Under Investigation

The police and Major League Baseball said they were each looking into the episode, which happened on Friday and parts of which were captured on video.

A Right Hook in Berkeley Revives Debate Over Campus Speech

A suspect was arrested, accused of punching a conservative activist in the face. The assault revived a debate over tolerance of conservative views on college campuses.

Jean Fairfax, Unsung but Undeterred in Integrating Schools, Dies at 98

At the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, she was an organizer in the civil rights struggle, in one case escorting a brave 6-year-old to school.

‘We Are Not Going Anywhere’: Progressive Methodists Vow to Fight Ban on Gay Clergy

As their conservative brethren celebrate, churches like Foundry United Methodist in Washington are faced with difficult decisions on whether to remain in their denomination.

Ilhan Omar’s Latest Remarks on Israel Draw Criticism

She spoke of “allegiance to a foreign country,” a phrase that her critics said invoked an anti-Semitic trope. Her spokesman called that an “inaccurate reading.”

South Koreans in New York Celebrate a 100-Year-Old Independence Movement

About 200 people gathered in Midtown Manhattan on Friday to commemorate a movement against Japanese rule that helped to unify Korea.

Studies of Deadly Flu Virus, Once Banned, Are Set to Resume

The government will allow research on bird flu that had been halted over safety concerns. But officials have not publicly announced the decision nor explained how it was made.

White House Memo: Mark Penn, Ex-Clinton Loyalist, Visits Trump, and Democrats Are Not Pleased

As the Democratic Party has moved to the left, Mr. Penn, with his centrist politics, has become alienated from the party in which he once reigned as a winning pollster.

House Democrats Demand Information From White House About Security Clearances

After the revelation that President Trump had ordered that his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, be granted a top-secret clearance, two committees are now seeking documents and interviews with officials.

Bernie Sanders Is Making Strategic Changes, but His Desire for Control Remains

His aides are urging him to talk more about himself. But Mr. Sanders charts his own course. Already there has been a dispute that led to the departure of top consultants.

Woman Sentenced to 15 Years for Attacking Man, 92, With a Brick in California

The woman, Laquisha Jones, will serve prison time for what the authorities said was an unprovoked attack last year in the Los Angeles area.

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