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Melania Trump Wore a Jacket Saying ‘I Really Don’t Care’ on Her Way to Texas Shelters

Mrs. Trump’s spokeswoman said it was “just a jacket,” but her husband had a different take. It “refers to the Fake News Media,” President Trump said on Twitter.

Melania Trump Visits Facility Housing Children Near Border

The first lady traveled to McAllen, Tex., as her husband’s administration scrambled to execute his latest executive order aimed at ending the separation of families at the border.

fact check of the day: 3 Distorted Claims From Trump’s Rally in Duluth

At a campaign rally in Minnesota on Wednesday, President Trump misstated facts about the cost of illegal immigration, access to experimental medicine and NASA’s activities.

‘We Should Return Them Back Home,’ Trump Says of Detained Children

President Trump defended his “zero tolerance” policy on illegal border crossings, claiming that the country would be “overrun” without it.

Critic’s Notebook: Oprah Earned This Museum Show. And It’s a Potent Spectacle.

An exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture captures what Oprah Winfrey and her TV show have meant.

House Rejects Hard-Line Immigration Bill and Delays Vote on Compromise

Passage of the compromise immigration overhaul between moderates and conservatives, which includes language to end family separation, had also been in doubt.

A.P. World History Tries to Trim Thousands of Years, and Educators Revolt

Teachers criticized the College Board for encouraging a Eurocentric worldview after it announced the exam material would only cover the period after 1450.

The Natural Gas Industry Has a Leak Problem

Emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, are 60 percent higher than government estimates. That’s bad news for climate change.

Trumps and Kushners Cut Ties on Hotel Deals That Raised Eyebrows

The family businesses of President Trump and Jared Kushner ended two New Jersey hotel collaborations. Ethics watchdogs had taken aim at their dealmaking.

Charlottesville Rally Organizer Plans ‘White Civil Rights’ March Near White House

Jason Kessler, who helped lead the deadly white supremacist march last August, is planning an event next to the White House on the anniversary of the first rally.

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