Gloria Katz, a Writer of ‘American Graffiti,’ Is Dead at 76
She and her husband, Willard Huyck, also worked on “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” and “Howard the Duck,” and did uncredited work on “Star Wars.”
Trump Defends Pursuit of Russia Deal in 2016 as ‘Very Legal’
President Trump said he had looked only “lightly” at constructing a building in Russia. “Put up zero money, zero guarantees and didn’t do the project,” he said.
After Whitey Bulger Killing, Warden of ‘Misery Mountain’ Faces Ouster
As the investigation expands, there are indications that the lead suspect was allowed to have unusual influence with inmates and prison staff.
Smiles and a Handshake for Trump and Trudeau, but Disagreements Remain
The road to a new North American trade agreement has soured the relationship between President Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
California Today: California Today: What Another Scandal Says About Hollywood
Friday: A plan to bury a sexual assault allegation sheds light on the Hollywood ecosystem, weather worries and dwindling returns for “trimmigrants.”
On Politics: Pleading Guilty, Cohen Details Moscow Trump Tower Talks
Michael Cohen, President Trump’s ex-lawyer, admitted making false statements to Congress about negotiations during the 2016 campaign to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
‘The Goal Is to Change Hearts, Not to Change Cultures’: Missionaries on the Death of John Allen Chau
The death of an American missionary this month has led to an internal reckoning among many of his fellow missionaries.
At Stake When Xi and Trump Meet: The Possibility of a New Cold War
President Trump’s encounter with President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires will be the biggest test yet of whether Mr. Trump’s cultivation of the Chinese leader can overcome their differences.
Lasting Rancor Over Voting Issues Puts a Spotlight on a Georgia Runoff
As part of a national effort to roll back what they see as Republican voter suppression tactics, Democrats hope to flip the secretary of state post, which oversees Georgia’s elections.
Drawn to Tesla’s Bright Prospects, Many Black Workers Say They Found Racism
African-American workers have reported threats, humiliation and barriers to promotion at the plant. The automaker says there is no pattern of bias.
6 Takeaways From the Times’s Investigation Into T.M. Landry
Based on interviews with 46 people, including parents, former and current students and more, and examinations of legal and school records, The Times found the school abused students and doctored college applications.
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