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Officer Who Killed Antwon Rose Is Charged With Criminal Homicide

The officer, Michael Rosfeld, failed basic police procedures and made statements to investigators that were contradicted by witnesses, the district attorney said.

California Today: California Today: Two Major Rulings Ripple Through the State

Wednesday: The Supreme Court weighs in on “crisis pregnancy centers” and Trump’s travel ban, a federal judge stops family separation, and the passing of a civic leader.

Trump Backs Softer Restrictions on Chinese Investment

President Trump has chosen a more moderate approach to limit Chinese investments in the United States, backing an expansion of existing government tools to protect national security.

If He Didn’t Kill Anyone, Why Is It Murder?

A distinctly American legal doctrine holds getaway drivers and lookouts as responsible for a death as the actual killer. California is having second thoughts.

In Eastern Europe, Militaries Gird Against Russian Might and Manipulation

American soldiers and allies, on a military exercise in Poland and Lithuania, are ramping up to thwart Russian cyberattacks and information warfare.

4 Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primary Elections

It was a night of rebellious Democrats, who backed progressive insurgents, and loyal Republicans, who helped incumbents backed by President Trump persevere.

A Flamingo? In Texas? A Zoo Fugitive Since 2005 Is Still Surviving in the Wild

No. 492 escaped from a zoo in Wichita, Kan., more than 13 years ago. A sighting in May confirmed it’s still alive, but what happened to its companion?

Fact Check of the Day: No, Democrats Don’t Want ‘Open Borders’

President Trump has falsely claimed at least two dozen times since taking office that Democrats want to open American borders. But legislation shows that Democrats support border security measures, though not the border wall he wants to build.

Michael Grimm Falls Back to Earth. In a Ballroom on Staten Island.

Mr. Grimm, a former congressman who pleaded guilty to tax fraud, tried to make a comeback for his old House seat. It didn’t work. “We make plans,” he said Tuesday night. “God laughs at us.”

What the Travel Ban Ruling Means for Presidential Power

Adam Liptak, the Supreme Court correspondent for The Times, analyzes the 5-to-4 ruling in favor of the Trump administration’s limits on travel from several mostly Muslim countries.

Rare White Alligator Stolen During Fire That Killed 43 Reptiles, Officials Say

Robbie Keszey, who once hosted the reality show “Swamp Brothers,” said a leucistic alligator, Snowball, was missing from a Florida sanctuary and “was like my best friend.”

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