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What to Watch For in Today’s Report on the F.B.I.’s Hillary Clinton Investigation

The report, by the Justice Department’s inspector general, is highly anticipated, not least by President Trump.

Restraining Order Issued Against Stan Lee’s Gatekeeper

More twists in the saga of the Marvel Comics legend as a man claiming to be his caretaker is arrested on a charge of filing a false report.

In Name of Free Speech, States Crack Down on Campus Protests

Protests of conservatives speakers at colleges has prompted new policies that penalize disruptions, putting academia on the front lines of the left-right culture wars.

The Seismic Defect Lurking in Some California High Rises

A report by the U.S. Geological Survey includes a list of buildings that are potentially vulnerable to a large quake. Some of San Francisco’s most prominent high rises are on the list.

American Is Detained After Joining Protest in Vietnam

Will Nguyen had joined demonstrations against a cybersecurity law and proposed special economic zones that had raised fears of Chinese encroachment.

Chicago Says Elon Musk’s Company Will Build Tunnels, Electric Cars, to Go to O’Hare

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that Mr. Musk’s company hopes to create a system of electric vehicles underground to carry people from downtown to the airport.

Overlooked No More: Fannie Farmer, Modern Cookery’s Pioneer

She brought a scientific approach to cooking, taught countless women marketable skills and wrote a cookbook that defined American food for the 20th century.

Teenager Threatened to Murder Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, U.S. Says

A series of threats against two high-profile politicians and rallygoers at the March for Our Lives has led to the arrest of a Maryland man on five felony charges.

What Went Wrong for Villaraigosa: A California Stalwart Ponders His Loss for Governor

The former Los Angeles mayor said wealthy voters rejected his message — and working class voters failed to turn out.

Republicans in Primaries Absorb Lesson: Cross Trump at Their Peril

After a series of contests in which loyalty to President Trump was a clear litmus test to voters, Republicans are reckoning with his transformation of the party.

How Corey Stewart Could Endanger Other Virginia Republicans

Turnout was low in the Senate primary Mr. Stewart won on Tuesday, and moderate Republicans put off by his associations with white supremacists may stay home in November as well.

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