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A Frosty Summer for Alan Dershowitz on Liberal Martha’s Vineyard

Mr. Dershowitz says some in the Vineyard, the summer epicenter of progressive values and Democratic power, are shunning him for his views in support of President Trump.

Sexual Abuse Accusations at Ohio State Could Tar Powerful Republican

Former wrestlers at the university say Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio knew of sexual abuse when he was a wrestling coach — and stayed silent.

Dershowitz’s Defense of Trump Is Costing Him Friends

Alan Dershowitz, a professor emeritus at Harvard Law School, has frequented conservative cable news networks to defend President Trump. He says friends on Martha’s Vineyard are “shunning” him for it.

Fact Check: A Fox-Inspired Tweetstorm Touches Many of Trump’s Favorite Themes

The tweets spanned a range of foreign and domestic issues. They attacked Mr. Trump’s perceived rivals and trumpeted his proudest achievements.

Imran Awan, Ex-Congressional I.T. Worker, Pleads Guilty to Bank Fraud

In a plea agreement, prosecutors debunked claims by conservatives that Mr. Awan had engaged in illegal conduct involving House computer systems.

Trump Voters May Be the Biggest Losers From Trump’s Auto Tariffs

European auto manufacturers are among the biggest employers in some Republican strongholds.

Jackie Kennedy’s Packing List for Texas, Chic and Poignant

Chanel suits, Cassini dresses, riding clothes and jewelry for a weekend cut tragically short.

Trilobites: Lots of Successful Women Are Freezing Their Eggs. But It May Not Be About Their Careers.

The decision to head to the fertility clinic for women in a study had more to do with an absence of suitable men and little to do with getting ahead at work.

This Republican Always Shows Up. That May Not Be Enough This Fall.

Representative Barbara Comstock, one of the most vulnerable Republican incumbents, may sink with the anchor of President Trump in her wealthy, diverse Virginia district.

Why the Supreme Court Opening Could Affect Gay Marriage as Much as Abortion

L.G.B.T. groups have made strides in recent years as Justice Kennedy crafted favorable rulings. A more conservative court could spur new challenges.

What Is ICE and Why Do Critics Want to Abolish It?

Immigration and Customs Enforcement was not the agency separating migrant children from their parents at the border. Here is what it actually does.

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