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Amanda Kyle Wiliams, Crime Writer, Dies at 61

Ms. Williams, who was dyslexic, didn’t read her first novel until she was 23. Then she landed a $1 million contract to write a mystery series.

The Story of the 25th Amendment, According to the People Behind It

We asked three men who were involved in the design or enforcement of the 25th Amendment about how it came to be and when they believe it should be invoked.

Answers to Your Questions About the Kavanaugh Hearings

We have received lots of questions from our readers about abortion, classified documents and other issues raised during the confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh. The Times’s Supreme Court reporter, Adam Liptak, provides some answers.

Fact Check of the Day: Trump Falsely Claims He’s Saving Medicare and Social Security, Which He Says Democrats Are ‘Killing’

President Trump has accused Democrats of trying to “raid,” “rob” or “hurt” Medicare and Social Security, while suggesting he has made both programs “stronger.” Neither claim is true.

Florida Must Provide Election Materials in Spanish, Judge Says

In an acerbic order, a federal judge said 32 counties with Puerto Rican populations were obligated to provide Spanish-language sample ballots.

Victims of Sexual Violence Often Stay in Touch With Their Abusers. Here’s Why.

Asia Argento stayed close with Harvey Weinstein. Jimmy Bennett stayed in touch with Ms. Argento. The dynamic is not uncommon, the National Domestic Violence Hotline says.

Excerpts From the New York Times Interview With George Papadopoulos

Mr. Papadopoulos said he lied to federal investigators because he wanted to protect himself and the Trump campaign from “what was probably an illegal action or dangerous information.”

George Papadopoulos, Trump Campaign Adviser, Is Sentenced to 14 Days in Jail

In an interview, the former campaign adviser said he lied to the F.B.I. to distance himself and the Trump team from “what was probably an illegal action.”

A ‘Faustian Bargain’: Republicans May Wince, but the Payoffs From Trump Have Been Rich

This week has illustrated why Republicans put up with the chaos: As President Trump raged, his party moved toward an ideological shift in the Supreme Court that will last for decades.

Dallas Officer Kills Neighbor in His Apartment, Saying She Mistook It for Her Own

The officer told the police that she shot Botham Shem Jean, 26, after mistaking his apartment for her own and believing he was an intruder.

Trump Wants Attorney General to Investigate Source of Anonymous Times Op-Ed

Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, President Trump called the issue a matter of national security. Prosecutors said an investigation by the Justice Department would be inappropriate.

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