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Tackling Sexual Harassment With ‘Bipartisan Bad Behavior’ in Shadows

Although leaders in Albany have committed to passing laws to address sexual harassment, some question whether the laws will change the Capitol’s culture.

White Evangelical Women, Core Supporters of Trump, Begin Tiptoeing Away

While most remain with the president, some are having second thoughts, citing his pettiness, impulsiveness and profanity, even as they say he has delivered on issues.

My Union or My President? Dueling Loyalties Mark Pennsylvania Race

Working-class voters are the prize in a widely watched special congressional race on Tuesday, as unions try to line up their pro-Trump members behind a moderate Democrat, Conor Lamb.

Officer Seen in Video Beating a Black Man Had Been Suspended in the Past

Christopher Hickman, who resigned from the Asheville Police Department in North Carolina, faces charges in the beating of a black man he accused of jaywalking, officials said.

Trump Won Ohio Handily. Populist Democrats Want to Win It Back.

After President Trump won a landslide there in 2016, Ohio has become a crucial test for populist Democrats seeking a comeback in the midterm campaign.

G.O.P. Rushed to Pass Tax Overhaul. Now It May Need to Be Altered.

The $1.5 trillion tax cut spawned a host of errors and ambiguities in the law that businesses big and small are just now discovering and scrambling to address.

A Horse Walked Into a Miami Beach Nightclub. Now Nobody Else Can.

Video footage shows a woman in underwear riding the horse, which appears to slip and fall. The city responded by revoking the club’s business license.

‘Is There Anything More Fun Than a Trump Rally?’

In a 75-minute performance in western Pennsylvania, it was President Trump, vintage 2016: rambling and fiery, boastful and jocular — the part of being president that he loves perhaps the most.

Opioid Protest at Met Museum Targets Donors Connected to OxyContin

The photographer Nan Goldin led activists in a protest at the museum’s Sackler Wing, named after a family that owned Purdue Pharma.

Violence Strikes a Veterans Program That Strove to Prevent It

The Pathway Home was created to integrate troubled veterans into civilian life. A shooting rampage there showed just how difficult that journey is.

Man Arrested in Fatal Police Shooting After 15-Hour Standoff

A video showed officers handcuffing the man, who was wearing only his underwear, and placing him into a police vehicle before hugging one another.

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