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Trump’s Lawyer and Chief of Staff Appear at Briefings on F.B.I.’s Russia Informant

The presence of Emmet T. Flood, a lawyer representing the president in the Russia investigation, and John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, at the start of the classified meetings infuriated Democrats.

Leading the Way in the Fight for Human Rights

Across the country, the fight for social justice goes on with a fervor that for some recalls the civil rights era.

Having the Courage to Change the World

Over centuries, visionaries have shared some important attributes: courage, daring, confidence and a stubborn devotion to an idea.

Border Patrol Agent Kills Woman Who Crossed Border Illegally in Texas, Authorities Say

The officer said he fired his gun because he had been assaulted, but a neighbor said there were no signs of an attack.

Read Trump’s Letter to Kim Jong-un Canceling North Korea Summit

President Trump on Thursday sent a letter to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un canceling their highly anticipated summit on June 12 to discuss denuclearization.

A Kentucky Town Votes Against a Culture War Rematch

A gay man who was denied a marriage license by Kim Davis in 2015 lost a Democratic primary Tuesday to run against her for county clerk this fall.

California Today: California Today: U.S.C.’s Academic Senate Calls On President to Resign Over Gynecologist Scandal

Thursday: A Mexican Mafia crackdown in L.A. jails, Senator Dianne Feinstein disavows the death penalty and West Hollywood welcomes Stormy Daniels.

36 Hours: 36 Hours in Chattanooga

Nearly geeky in its optimism — and all the better for it — this friendly Tennessee city is a breath of fresh air.

California’s ‘Top-Two’ Primary: Here’s How It All Works

Democrats and Republicans might be shut out from big races on the November ballot in California. A look at how the system works and what’s at stake.

Meet the Women Who Made History in This Week’s Elections

Several female candidates captured nominations on Tuesday, including in Georgia, where Stacey Abrams became the first black woman to be a major party nominee for governor in the United States.

Grand Jury Declines to Indict Officers in Georgia Man’s Killing

Ricky Boyd’s death in Savannah drew scrutiny because of conflicting claims about whether he had a gun. Now, a federal investigation is reportedly underway.

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