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Florida Police Chief Gets 3 Years for Plot to Frame Black People for Crimes

The former chief, Raimundo Atesiano, ordered officers to arrest people without evidence to make his department look like it was successfully fighting crime, according to court documents.

Justices Seem Ready to Back Owner of Seized Land Rover in Case on Excessive Fines

The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether state civil forfeiture laws are subject to constitutional limits on excessive fines.

The Annals of Flannel

Told that the cozy shirting fabric could no longer be made in America, one man began a yearlong quest.

I Would Hang Up on Mayor de Blasio: City Watchdog Nominee Says Not to Mess With Her

Margaret Garnett, New York’s incoming investigation commissioner, says she will have no problem retaining her independence from Bill de Blasio.

Hakeem Jeffries Wins No. 5 Post as House Democrats Vote on Leaders

In a sign of the strength of a new generation, House Democrats chose Hakeem Jeffries, 48, for their No. 5 leadership post over Barbara Lee, 72, a hero to the left.

Tech We’re Using: Covering a White House Where News Is Always Just a Tap Away

Katie Rogers’s beat is full of real-time digital moments. One tip to keep on top of it: If you call insiders from a blocked number, they’ll think you’re the White House and answer.

What Should Monuments Look Like Now? 25 Artworks Reveal Some Ideas

A public art project by the nonprofit Friends of the High Line asked for contemporary monuments. Images of the designs will tour five cities.

For the American Economy, Storm Clouds on the Horizon

Growth has been strong and unemployment is low, but some economists see signs that the better part of the expansion is already in the rearview mirror.

California Today: California Today: What Border Chaos Means for San Ysidro

Wednesday: How uncertainty could hit the border economy, why a blue Orange County still isn’t San Francisco, and remembering the creator of an icon.

Ivanka Trump Says Her Private Email Use Has ‘No Equivalency’ With Hillary Clinton’s

“People who want to see it as the same, see it as the same,” Ivanka Trump said, defending her use of a private email account for government business.

Mississippi, Paul Manafort, Indonesia: Your (New) Wednesday Briefing

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