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The Cold Case That Inspired the ‘Golden State Killer’ Detective to Use Genealogy

Before genealogy websites helped crack the “Golden State Killer” case, a similar technique was used to solve a decades-old cold case in New Hampshire.

‘Bags of Money’ Litter Indianapolis Highway After Armored Truck Door Opens

About $600,000 fell out of the Brink’s truck, and people jumped out of their cars to grab it, the police said. They are asking people to return the cash.

Pruitt’s Coziness With Lobbyists Includes Secretly Buying a House With One

The E.P.A. chief is under investigation for renting a room in Washington from the wife of a lobbyist. As a state lawmaker, he bought a house with a lobbyist but did not disclose it.

An Ancient Horse Is Unearthed in a Utah Backyard

Paleontologists recently determined that a skeleton discovered during a landscaping project belonged to a horse from the Pleistocene Era.

Camille Cosby Compares Husband to Emmett Till and Blames Media

In her first comments since Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault, Mrs. Cosby invoked Emmett Till and called for a criminal investigation of prosecutors.

She Was Accepted to 113 Colleges: ‘I Could Go Anywhere, and Discover Who I Am’

Jasmine Harrison, 17, received more than $4 million in scholarship offers. She plans to major in biology and work in a neonatal intensive care unit.

California Today: California Today: A Tech Company Wades Into Housing Politics

Thursday: Stripe pledges $1 million to California Yimby, the first California death in the lettuce E. coli outbreak, and a video game take over the real world.

Trump Says Payment to Stormy Daniels Did Not Violate Campaign Laws

The president’s statements seem to contradict his earlier comments that he knew of no payments to the actress who says she had an affair with Mr. Trump.

Tired of Gang Violence, Students Walked Out of Class. Even That Was Dangerous.

In Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood, where the debate over guns is old and fraught, protesting the shooting death of a student proved far more challenging than his classmates expected.

On Washington: After Garland Defeat, New Group Hopes to Draw Democrats to Judicial Battlefield

The founding of Demand Justice, which aims to persuade liberals to approach judicial fights with the same passion as conservatives, comes as President Trump is focused on remaking the federal courts.

Army Special Forces Secretly Help Saudis Combat Threat From Yemen Rebels

Green Berets on Saudi Arabia’s border with Yemen is helping find and destroy Houthi missiles and launch sites, quietly expanding America’s role in a war it has tried to avoid.

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