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Republican in Disputed North Carolina Race Is Favorite of Christian Right

Religious leaders are rallying around Mark Harris, a pastor turned politician whose victory is under scrutiny as the state conducts an investigation into possible voter fraud.

‘A Witness That They Were Here’: Los Angeles Honors 1,457 of Its Unclaimed Dead

In an annual tradition that began in 1896, Los Angeles holds a mass burial for its unclaimed dead. This year, 1,457 of the city’s forgotten — homeless, poor, newborn babies — were honored.

Lean In’s Sheryl Sandberg Problem

The movement that Facebook’s chief operating officer started is trying to leave her, and her scandals, behind.

North Carolina Republican Says He Would Support New Election if Fraud Occurred

The campaign of Mark Harris, the G.O.P. nominee in a disputed House race, also disclosed that it owed more than $34,000 to a consulting group that used a controversial operative.

On Politics: Arrest of Chinese Executive Endangers U.S.-China Trade Truce

The arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer at the flagship tech company Huawei, could be seen as an embarrassing loss of face for President Xi Jinping.

Trump Is Expected to Name State Dept. Spokeswoman to U.N. Post

Heather Nauert, a former Fox News anchor who has been the public face of the State Department since last year, would replace Nikki Haley as ambassador to the United Nations.

Michigan G.O.P. Starts Limiting Power of Incoming Democratic Leaders

Michigan Republicans are following the tactics of conservative lawmakers in Wisconsin, but Democrats in Michigan hope that the G.O.P. governor there will take their side.

Fiat Chrysler Plans to Make New Jeep in Detroit, Adding Jobs

The automaker’s move reflects the continuing American taste for big vehicles in a period of low gasoline prices.

Trump Rule Would Limit E.P.A.’s Control Over Water Pollution

The Trump administration’s proposal would significantly weaken a major Obama-era regulation on clean water, according to a talking points memo.

Joe Manchin Faces Liberal Opposition in Bid to Be Energy Panel’s Top Democrat

The West Virginia senator’s support for coal has drawn fire from progressives, who say he should not be given a big voice in the party’s climate change policy.

U.S. Oil Exports Are Rising. So Is the Trade Deficit.

The Trump administration has touted increased energy exports as a key element in its strategy to rebalance foreign trade. It’s not working.

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