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Indiana Attorney General, Accused of Groping, Faces Calls for Resignation

Four women, including a lawmaker, said Curtis Hill inappropriately touched them during a late-night party in March.

Star Flutist Sues Boston Symphony Over Pay Equity

The orchestra’s principal flutist says in a lawsuit that her pay is only 75 percent that of the principal oboist, who is a man.

Border Patrol Stops Canadian Fishermen in Disputed Waters Off Maine

At least 10 fishing boats were stopped in the Bay of Fundy, fishermen say. “There is no illegal immigration going on there,” one said. “It seems silly.”

What Does a Drug Cost? It Depends on Where You Live.

A new analysis finds the price of certain drugs varies widely depending on what city they are sold in.

At War: Have You Been Discharged From the Army Because You Are an Immigrant?

If you believe you were discharged from the military because you are an immigrant, we want to hear from you.

Gender Letter: It’s Serena. ‘Ms. Williams’ if You’re Nasty.

Why are the husbands of some of the greatest players in tennis getting credit — in name, at least — for their spouse’s triumphs?

London Mayor Allows ‘Trump Baby’ Blimp for President’s Trip to U.K.

The balloon, which still needs approval from the police and air traffic control before it can be flown, is part of protests planned for the coming visit.

California Today: California Today: How Much Is a Safe Building Worth?

Friday: A bill in the State Legislature faces an uncertain future, an agreement on net neutrality, and a “margarita-loving bear.”

How the ‘Biggest Trade War in Economic History’ Is Playing Out

The United States and China each imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of goods from the other country, setting up a trade clash between the world’s two largest economies.

China Strikes Back at Trump’s Tariffs, but Its Shoppers Worry

While many maintain a defiant tone, Chinese shoppers could get hurt as the trade war hurts exports and makes even basic types of food more expensive.

Amy McGrath Set Her Sights on the Marines and Now Congress. Her Mother Is the Reason.

Ms. McGrath, a Democrat trying to topple a Republican in Kentucky, emphasizes her biography as a Marine aviator. But her mother’s struggles and successes shaped her just as much.

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