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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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Chinese Metals Win U.S. Tariff Waivers With Little Resistance

The Trump administration has granted nearly 3,000 exemption requests, surprising even some companies that are asking for them.

Without a Trump Infrastructure Plan, an Aging Ohio Bridge Is in Limbo

President Trump promised to replace the bridge. It is one of the many projects across the country in jeopardy without a federal infrastructure bill.

How a Push to Legalize Pot in N.J. Became a Debate on Race and Fairness

New Jersey has linked a proposal to clear hundreds of thousands of past criminal convictions with its effort to legalize recreational marijuana.

On Politics: Hyde-Smith Secures Her Mississippi Senate Seat in Win Over Espy

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, who had to apologize for a cavalier reference to a public hanging, rebuffed Mike Espy’s bid to become the state’s first black senator since Reconstruction.

Roger Stone Sought WikiLeaks’ Plans Amid 2016 Campaign, Associate Says

The conservative author Jerome Corsi’s dealings with the special counsel have prompted alarm among President Trump’s personal lawyers.

In Electing Cindy Hyde-Smith, Mississippi Stays True to Its Conservative Roots

With a late boost from President Trump, Ms. Hyde-Smith defeated the Democratic candidate, Mike Espy, and set the Republican advantage in the Senate at 53-47.

For Migrants on Both Sides of the Border, the One Constant Is a Long Wait

The United States government says it could be five weeks before the first arrivals from the caravan of migrants from Central America could have their interviews for admission.

In Courting New Liberals, Pelosi Runs a Risk: A Freedom Caucus of the Left

A brash crew of newly elected liberals have become Nancy Pelosi’s shock troops in her battle to be speaker. But with her in their debt, the would-be speaker is emboldening them.

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