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Cleaning Toilets, Following Rules: A Migrant Child’s Days in Detention

A portrait of life in the shelters for the children detained after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

Breast-Feeding or Formula? For Americans, It’s Complicated

A brief history of the debate in the U.S., from the rise of formula to the Trump administration opposing an international resolution encouraging breast-feeding.

These Ads Reveal How Women Candidates Are Changing Campaigns

Candidates like Abby Finkenauer are ditching ads showing them in pantsuits and instead focusing on their personal stories.

Trump Walks in Front of Queen Elizabeth, Causing Social Media Frenzy

There was little sympathy online for President Trump after a faux pas while meeting with the queen.

This Week’s Biggest Stories in American Politics

From President Trump’s mixed diplomatic messages in Europe to more indictments in the special counsel investigation, here are some of the biggest stories of the week. (And some links if you want to read further.)

Gas in Tow, Man, 72, Tried to Burn Down Condo to ‘Kill All Jews,’ Police Say

Walter Edward Stolper had already poured gasoline down a trash chute at his Miami Beach condo when the police intervened, the authorities said.

Gap Between Trump and Justice Dept. Officials Grows Starker

Days before the president’s meeting with Vladimir V. Putin, a new indictment gave the most detailed account yet of Russian efforts to sway the 2016 election.

‘It’s Like Each Day Is a Year’: A Migrant Mother’s Wait for a Reunion

For thousands of migrants separated from their children at the border, the trauma comes in the waiting.

Did Harvey Weinstein Admit to Trading Movie Roles for Sex?

A columnist wrote that Mr. Weinstein said he had offered, “acting jobs in exchange for sex.” He denied having made the remark; the writer seemed to take it back.

2 Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Gas Explosion That Killed a Fire Chief

The authorities said the men pleaded guilty to manslaughter and marijuana charges. The house that exploded was being used to grow marijuana, they said.

In Brexit, Trump Finds a British Reflection of His Own Political Rise

The Brexit campaign’s nationalist appeal and push to restrict immigration was always a close political relative of the Trump movement in the United States.

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