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Key Question in Pulse Trial for Orlando Gunman’s Wife: How Much Did She Know?

Prosecutors said Noor Salman, the wife of Omar Mateen, helped him choose his target for murder and martyrdom. Her lawyers said she could not have known his plans.

Emails Contradict Ben Carson’s Claims About $31,000 Dining Set for Office

Mr. Carson, the HUD secretary, had said the decision was handled by subordinates. But a message refers to “printouts of the furniture the secretary and Mrs. Carson picked out.”

Students Walked Out to Protest Gun Violence. Here Are Their Videos.

High school students across the United States left their schools on Wednesday morning to draw attention to gun violence in classrooms. Here are their videos of the protests.

Photos From Student Walkouts Around the Nation

Students protested gun violence across the country on Wednesday in the wake of a recent school shooting in South Florida. Here are some compelling photos from the demonstrations.

Britain-Russia Brawl Over Spy Poisoning Echoes U.S.-Kremlin Feud

For the United States, the escalating spying acrimony between Britain and Russia has a déjà vu feel to it, and for good reason.

Conor Lamb Wins Pennsylvania House Seat, Giving Democrats a Map for Trump Country

Mr. Lamb’s performance in a southwestern Pennsylvania House race rattled Republicans and showed Democrats how to win back Trump voters.

Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, Who Explored Babies’ Mental Growth, Dies at 99

In hospitals, clinics and books, he revolutionized our understanding of how children develop psychologically.

Facebook Blocks Britain First, a Far-Right Anti-Muslim Group Promoted by Trump

The move comes a week after two leaders were convicted of hate crimes and months after the president elevated their inflammatory views on Twitter.

Trump, Pressured to Criticize Russia for Poisoning, Leaves Comment to Aides

The president, who has also avoided condemning Russia for its election meddling, came under pressure to join Britain in taking action in response to the attack on its soil.

Andrew McCabe, a Symbol of Trump’s F.B.I. Ire, Faces Possible Firing

Mr. McCabe faces accusations that he was not forthcoming about F.B.I. media contacts. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is reviewing a recommendation that he be fired, just days before his retirement.

The Pennsylvania Special Election: What Comes Next?

The special election in Pennsylvania has not been decided, but with a new congressional map coming in November, candidates are planning their next moves.

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