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‘As an Addict, I Know the Dangers’

Drug users and relatives of people with addiction respond to a recent Times examination of overdose cases where prosecutors filed homicide charges against loved ones.

Trump Meets With Kim. Kim Kardashian West, That Is.

The subject seemed an unlikely one for Ms. Kardashian West: prison reform and clemency for a 63-year-old woman serving a life sentence on charges related to cocaine possession and money laundering

Jury Leaves $4 to Family of Man Killed by Sheriff’s Deputy, Along With Many Questions

Because jurors also found that Gregory Vaughn Hill Jr. was 99 percent liable for the shooting, the award was reduced to four cents. A judge is expected to reduce it to nothing.

With Trade Talks at an Impasse, Tariffs on Allies Loom

President Trump must decide whether to go ahead with tariffs on allies like the European Union, Canada and Mexico, whose temporary exemptions to the tariffs expire Friday.

Fact Check of the Day: Trump Oversells New ‘Right to Try’ Law

President Trump claimed that a new law allowing access to experimental drugs would save “hundreds of thousands” of lives. But there is already a federal program in place, and similar state laws have had a minimal effect.

F.B.I. Official Wrote Secret Memo Fearing Trump Got a Cover Story for Comey Firing

Andrew McCabe documented a meeting that left him concerned that the deputy attorney general may have helped President Trump create a cover story to justify the dismissal.

‘You Will All Know Who I Am,’ Parkland Gunman Said in Video

The authorities in Florida have released a video from the cellphone of the teenager who killed 17 people in Parkland, Fla.

After Years of Trying, Virginia Finally Will Expand Medicaid

Sweeping Republican losses in the state’s legislative elections last year laid the groundwork for a deal with Democrats on the issue this year.

For Immigrant Students, a New Worry: A Call to ICE

Get-tough discipline policies at the Education Department and blurring boundaries at Immigration and Customs Enforcement are making undocumented students vulnerable.

How Trump’s Election Shook Obama: ‘What if We Were Wrong?’

In a new book, Barack Obama’s longtime adviser Benjamin J. Rhodes recounts the former president’s reaction to the election of Donald J. Trump.

An Alabama Sit-In in 1960, an Apology and the Lifetimes Between

Nine black students were expelled by a governor’s order after a protest at a whites-only lunch counter. Three are still alive.

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