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Navarro Apologizes for ‘Special Place in Hell’ Comments About Trudeau

President Trump’s top trade adviser said his verbal attack against Canada’s prime minister was a “mistake.”

How Universities Deal With Sexual Harassment Needs Sweeping Change, Panel Says

Current policies and programs have failed overwhelmingly to address and prevent the problem, said a report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.

Obama-Linked Group to Mobilize Democrats in Battle for House

Organizing for Action, the political group launched by Barack Obama, will deploy and train volunteers in more than two dozen Republican-held congressional districts.

Trump’s Video Pitch to Kim: Corny, Cliché and Strategic

During a meeting in Singapore, Donald Trump presented Kim Jong-un with a short video depicting the prosperity that could come with peace. James Poniewozik, The Times’s chief television critic, tells us the video’s cartoonish, idealized aesthetic was no…

Live Briefing: Live Updates: Trump-Kim Summit Ends with Promise to Suspend Military Exercises

President Trump said “war games” on the Korean Peninsula would stop, catching the Pentagon and South Korea off guard, after meeting with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un.

California Today: California Today: Koreatown’s Wary Response to the Trump-Kim Meeting

Tuesday: Koreans in California react to the Singapore summit meeting, the federal government investigates U.S.C., and a “Saved by the Bell” dining experience.

Trump Speaks After Kim Meeting

President Trump spoke about his agreement with Kim Jong-un for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, and his plans to invite the North Korean leader to the White House.

On the Border, a Discouraging New Message for Asylum Seekers: Wait

The Trump administration is determined to reduce the flow of asylum applicants coming into the United States. At some border crossings, migrants are being forced to wait for days or longer in Mexico.

In This ‘Magnificent Seven’ Version, Only One Democrat Survives

In the Hudson Valley, the race is on to unseat Rep. John Faso, a Republican; but first, the Democrats must take on each other in the June 26 primary.

Primary Elections 2018: What to Watch For

Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia are holding their primaries. Here are the most important races.

Illinois Prohibits Guns on Campuses. Teachers Are Training to Use Them Anyway.

Illinois businesses have taken it upon themselves to offer free concealed-carry training courses to their local teachers, despite state law banning guns on school grounds.

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