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As Australia and the Oscars Go, So Goes Maine?

Voters in Maine’s primary on Tuesday will rank candidates in order of preference — and decide whether to keep using that system to ensure that whoever wins an election has broad support.

Live Briefing: Live Updates: Trump Suspending Military Exercises on Korean Peninsula

After his meeting with Kim Jong-un, President Trump said “the war games” would stop, an apparent concession to North Korea.

Supreme Court Upholds Ohio’s Purge of Voting Rolls

The case was the latest battle in a partisan war over how far states can go in imposing all kinds of voting restrictions, including cutbacks on early voting and tough voter ID laws.

California Today: California Today: Garcetti Muses on Villaraigosa’s Defeat

Monday: Mayor Garcetti gives his take on the governor’s race, a debate over A.I. in Silicon Valley, another title for the Warriors and remembering Anthony Bourdain at a taco stand in Los Angeles

Priyanka Chopra, ‘Quantico’ Star, Apologizes for Show’s Terrorism Plot Line

Both the actress and ABC Studios issued statements after an episode of the TV series angered some Indians. “I’m a proud Indian and that will never change,” Ms. Chopra said.

Democratic Women Are Running for Governor. Men and Money Stand in Their Way.

Female Democrats in Nevada and Maine, which vote Tuesday, and other states face male opponents who have deep coffers, establishment support and, in some cases, less experience.

Sidebar: Was It a False Confession in ‘Making a Murderer’? The Supreme Court May Decide

The justices will consider on Thursday whether to hear an appeal from Brendan Dassey, whose videotaped confession was featured in the Netflix documentary.

A Trump Photo Goes Viral, and the World Enters a Caption Contest

A photo of the G-7 summit in Canada posted by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany showed her staring down an arms-crossed President Trump, and the internet had a field day.

Retro Report: Scientists Can Design ‘Better’ Babies. Should They?

Advances in reproductive technology have put genetic choices within reach of perspective parents. But critics warn of ethical peril.

Parkland Drama Teacher Accepts Award at Tonys: ‘We All Have a Common Energy’

At Radio City Music Hall, Melody Herzfeld said that receiving the excellence in theater education prize was a “defining moment” in her life.

Escalating Clash With Canada, Trump Is Isolated Before North Korea Meeting

Whether Kim Jong-un sees President Trump’s combative approach as a sign of strength or weakness, the rupture with allies was sure to shadow the session between the two in Singapore on Tuesday.

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