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F.B.I. Letter Casts Further Doubt on White House’s Rob Porter Timeline

The White House says its top lawyer never saw a bureau file containing spousal abuse allegations against Mr. Porter, the president’s staff secretary. The file is mentioned in a letter to Congress.

Parents Sue North Korea Over College Student’s Death After Time in Prison

Otto F. Warmbier, a student at the University of Virginia, died after suffering a severe brain injury during 17 months in custody in Pyongyang.

E. Coli Flare-Up Is Largest Multistate Outbreak Since 2006

At least 84 people have been infected so far, according to health officials, who traced the illnesses to romaine lettuce from southwestern Arizona.

Live Briefing: Reactions to Cosby Verdict: ‘Women Were Finally Believed’

A conviction in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault retrial was widely celebrated as a win for victims.

Live Video: Scott Pruitt Testifies

Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, testifies about spending in front of the House Appropriations subcommittee on the Interior and the E.P.A.

Bill Cosby Found Guilty of Sexual Assault After Years of Accusations

A jury in Pennsylvania voted to convict Mr. Cosby of sexually assaulting a former Temple University staff member who had looked up to him as a mentor.

The Cosby Verdict: Did #MeToo Make a Difference?

Between Bill Cosby’s first trial and this one came the revelations over Harvey Weinstein and other powerful men that invigorated the #MeToo movement.

Fact-Checking Trump’s ‘Fox & Friends’ Interview

President Trump made statements about Iran, unemployment among black Americans, his record on deregulation and the 2016 election results that were imprecise or lacked context.

What We Know About Joseph James DeAngelo, the Golden State Killer Suspect

After a decades-long search to solve a string of rapes and murders in California, Mr. DeAngelo, a former police officer, came under scrutiny last week.

Senate Confirms C.I.A. Chief Mike Pompeo to Be Secretary of State

After the Senate voted to confirm Mike Pompeo to be the nation’s 70th secretary of state, he turned to urgent problems around the world.

Oof! Uhh! Mom? Meet the Peewee Powerlifters

Little tykes are hoisting barbells, sometimes heavier than their own body weight.

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