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Demand for Long-Acting Birth Control Rose After Trump’s Election Amid Insurance Concerns, Study Shows

The study found a nearly 22 percent increase in the demand for long-acting reversible contraceptive methods in the 30 days after the 2016 election.

California Today: California Today: Lunar New Year in the Golden State

Monday: A shopping holiday makes its way to the United States, a plane crash kills five in Yorba Linda and making banh chung for Tet.

Critic’s Notebook: The Governor Who Partied Like It’s 1884

Mr. Northam moonwalked, dressed as Michael Jackson, for a 1980s dance contest. He wore a minstrel’s blackface, but showed no sense of history and little shame.

Sidebar: Attacking a Pay Wall That Hides Public Court Filings

The federal judiciary charges 10 cents a page to see electronic court records. Retired judges and civil rights groups say access should be free.

lens: The Unseen Robert Frank: Outtakes From ‘The Americans’

Thousands of Robert Frank’s unpublished photographs taken during and after his journeys that led to “The Americans” have never been seen before by wide audiences.

American Conflict Experts Used to Going Abroad Turn to Their Own Country

A growing group of conflict prevention experts, many from war zones abroad, are beginning to apply their peacemaking skills to the American political divide.

On Politics: Virginia Governor’s Racist Yearbook Photo Revealed

Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, defied calls from his own party to resign over the photo. He has denied that he is pictured in it.

Plane Crashes Into Southern California Home, Killing 5

The pilot was killed, along with four people in a house in Yorba Linda. Two people were injured, and debris from the plane was discovered throughout the neighborhood.

Trump Calls for Keeping Troops in Iraq to Watch Iran, Possibly Upending ISIS Fight

The president’s remarks could inflame fears among the Iraqis that a shift of troops there from Syria would be a guise to check Iran, undercutting delicate negotiations.

As Calls Mount for Ralph Northam to Resign, Some Virginians Mull a Second Chance

For many in Mr. Northam’s state, grappling with the fallout over the picture is as complicated as Virginia’s tragic racial history.

Before Trump’s State of the Union, a Look at How Last Year’s Promises Fared

President Trump vowed in last year’s speech to pass an immigration overhaul, bring down drug prices and revamp the United States’ infrastructure. How much progress has he made?

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