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Baton Rouge Officers Will Not Be Charged in Alton Sterling’s Killing

The Louisiana attorney general’s decision came almost a year after federal prosecutors declined to file charges in connection with the fatal shooting.

Medicare Is Cracking Down on Opioids. Doctors Fear Pain Patients Will Suffer.

Officials are close to limiting doses of the painkillers, but doctors say doing so could put older patients into withdrawal or lead them to buy deadly street drugs.

California Today: California Today: A Space for Students Who Need Something to Eat

Tuesday: A food pantry at the University of California Irvine, counting bald eagles, and a crowd for whales near the shore.

At War: Sketching Cruelty and Finding Humanity Beside Syria’s ‘Waterfall of Blood’

Rania Abouzied’s new book, “No Turning Back,” traces the escalation of the Syrian war by following a diverse set of characters within it.

‘I Know I Will Be Criticized’: The Latino Pastor Who Advises Trump on Immigration

Rev. Samuel Rodriguez represents a singular voice in the immigration debate — the rare Latino in a small clique of evangelicals advising President Trump.

Despite Concerns, Census Will Ask Respondents if They Are U.S. Citizens

Critics fear that the highly charged request by the Trump administration will result in a substantial undercount of the population.

Larry Nassar’s Former Boss at Michigan State Faces Charges

William Strampel, a former dean who supervised the disgraced doctor to gymnasts, was charged with criminal sexual conduct and willful neglect of duty.

Austin Bombing Suspect’s Housemate Called a Person of Interest

Investigators believe Mark Conditt made package bombs in a house he shared, and they consider one of the other residents a “person of interest,” according to a Texas Congressman.

Maryland School Gunman Confronted by Officer Shot Himself, Authorities Say

The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office said Austin Wyatt Rollins fatally shot himself in the head at the same time an officer fired at him.

Sheriff’s Department in Houston Releases Video of Fatal Shooting

Footage from Deputy Cameron Brewer’s car captured part of his fatal encounter with Danny Ray Thomas, who was unarmed and walking toward him with his pants at his ankles.

Trump Talks of Bringing Back Rob Porter, Aide Accused of Spousal Abuse

The president has remained in touch with Mr. Porter, the former White House staff secretary, since his resignation, according to people familiar with the conversations.

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