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As Former SEAL Receives Medal of Honor, a Controversy Is Reignited

Britt Slabinski, a former leader of Navy SEAL Team 6, received the Medal of Honor for valor in a 2002 firefight in Afghanistan. But it has renewed questions over what exactly happened.

Potential Auto Tariffs Prompt Warnings From Industry and Allies

Economists, lawmakers and industry executives said the threat of tariffs on imported cars threatened to undercut global economic growth and stoke trade tensions even with crucial allies.

The Major Moments of Harvey Weinstein’s Undoing

Mr. Weinstein was arrested in New York on Friday. Here’s a look at the producer’s downfall, and how it has been covered by The New York Times.

Trump Mulls Options on ZTE as Congress Tries to Force Tough Penalty

Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, said the administration was considering placing an American compliance team inside the Chinese company to ensure that it wasn’t violating sanctions.

Trump’s Crackdown on Students Who Overstay Visas Rattles Higher Education

Educators fear that the harsher penalties, which go into effect in August, could hinder university efforts to attract the brightest minds from overseas.

Grizzly Bears Can Now Be Hunted Near Yellowstone After Wyoming Vote

Now that grizzly bears have been dropped from the endangered species list, the first big hunt in 43 years is set for September, allowing 22 grizzlies to be shot.

Pompeo Flashes Temper Over Question on Trump Business Interests

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo got into another testy exchange Thursday, his second in two days, this time over President Trump’s potential conflicts of interest.

Teachers on How School Shootings Have Changed Classrooms

“I may be asked to give my life.” In their own words, educators opened up about what it’s like to to teach in an era of school shootings.

Meddling by Kushner and Sessions Drove Federal Prisons Director to Quit

Some see Mark S. Inch’s departure as an opening for the Trump administration to endorse sentencing reform — one of the few issues that offer the possibility of a bipartisan deal.

Anatomy of a Breakup: The Turbulent Relationship of Trump and Kim Jong-un

Here’s a look at what transpired in the whole affair that led us to this point.

3 Men Face Federal Charges in Fatal ‘Swatting’ Prank

A video game dispute escalated into a fatal police confrontation that left an unintended target in Kansas dead.

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