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Princeton Singers Abandon a ‘Little Mermaid’ Song Over Kissing Concerns

A column in the campus paper called the song, “Kiss the Girl,” and the a cappella group’s tradition of bringing people onstage to kiss “misogynistic.”

Fourth Soldier Dies After Coordinated Bomb Blast in Afghanistan

The death of Sgt. Jason M. McClary makes the roadside bombing that killed him and three others the deadliest attack on American troops in Afghanistan since 2015.

Honoring George Bush: Here Are the Events and the Ceremonies

The former president will be remembered this week in Houston, Washington and College Station, Tex.

Brenda Snipes, Broward County Elections Chief, Rescinds Resignation in Latest Fight With Governor

In their latest back-and-forth, Dr. Snipes said she would no longer step away from office after Gov. Rick Scott, now a senator-elect, suspended her without pay.

Trump Urges Maximum Sentence for Lawyer Who Turned on Him

Michael D. Cohen is cooperating with the special counsel, who is investigating whether the Trump campaign had any ties to Russian election interference.

Bush’s Coffin Arrives at Capitol, Where the Former President Will Lie in State

President Trump does not plan to deliver a eulogy at George Bush’s funeral service Wednesday at Washington National Cathedral.

Stung by Election Losses, Republicans in the States Seek a Way to Neutralize Democrats

Democrats in Wisconsin say Republican proposals for slashing the incoming governor’s authority are a blatant power grab after voters ousted the sitting Republican.

Bus Crash in Arkansas Leaves Child Dead and at Least 45 People Injured

A charter bus carrying a youth football team from Tennessee overturned in Arkansas early Monday morning, the state police said.

The Hot Duck That Won’t Go Away

Serious birders have reservations about the frenzy over the Mandarin duck of Central Park, the inspiration for many memes and news articles like this one.

Trump’s China Truce Calms Markets, but He Chooses a Hard-Liner to Lead Talks

Even as the president cast farmers and automakers as major beneficiaries of the truce, confusion and deep divisions between the two countries posed threats to a final deal.

Police ‘Code of Silence’ Is on Trial After Murder by Chicago Officer

Three police officers are accused of conspiracy, official misconduct and obstruction of justice. Prosecutors say they covered up for another officer.

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