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Secret National Parks: There Are No Real Roads in Guadalupe Park. You Earn the Incredible Views.

Guadalupe Mountains National Park in West Texas has a reputation as a hiker’s paradise. It’s deserved.

Some Aviation History Is on the Verge of Being Lost in Ohio

A plan underway to preserve some of the buildings where the flight pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright built their Wright Flyers is falling apart.

Military Spending Is Up, but Aerospace and Defense Workers Are Scarce

Around the globe, flashy military performances have a more serious purpose: getting people with high-tech skills to sign up.

Among the Majestic Trees in Congaree, Slipping Into Silence

The little-visited Congaree National Park in South Carolina has been called “Redwoods East.” A kayak will take you deep into its quiet forest.

Trump-Putin Summit Is Over. The Head-Scratching? Not So Much: Live Updates

President Trump has ended his weeklong trip to Europe.

He Preyed on Men Who Wanted to Be Priests. Then He Became a Cardinal.

Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick was removed from ministry last month for sexually abusing an altar boy. But for decades, the church overlooked his harassment of adult seminarians.

$88 Million and Counting: Trump Amasses Huge Head Start for 2020 Campaign

The president’s re-election haul reflects a brisk fund-raising effort. Most of his predecessors, by contrast, did not kick off their campaigns until after the midterms.

Confronting Implicit Bias in the New York Police Department

The city has begun a $4.5 million training program to help all officers recognize and address underlying bias.

Tracing Guccifer 2.0’s Many Tentacles in the 2016 Election

The indictment of 12 Russian operatives provides never-before-seen detail about the central role of the online avatar Guccifer 2.0 in the dissemination of stolen Democratic documents.

Judge Orders Los Angeles Times to Delete Part of Published Article

Legal experts said the order, to remove references from a sealed document that was made public by mistake, was probably unconstitutional. The paper said it would appeal.

Suspect Killed, Three Officers Wounded in Kansas City Gunfight

A gunman fired at the police, fled and then opened fire several more times after being tracked to a house. The officers are expected to survive.

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