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Trump Hints Ronny Jackson Might Withdraw V.A. Nomination Amid Criticism

The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee is examining multiple claims against President Trump’s nominee to head the Veterans Affairs Department.

California Today: California Today: How Does a Republican Win an Election Here?

Tuesday: Rent control appears headed to the ballot, Quentin Tarantino promotes a new film about Hollywood and could U.S.C.’s Sam Darnold be the No. 1 pick?

Trump Voters Driven by Fear of Losing Status, Not Economic Anxiety, Study Finds

A new study suggests that the white, Christian and male voters who supported Donald J. Trump were driven by concerns over losing their privilege.

How a Bag of Texas Dirt Became a Times Tradition

What can you do when you want your child to be born in your home state? A Times Texpatriate explains.

Trump’s First State Dinner: Details (and Some Guesses)

Most elements of the state visit, largely planned by the East Wing, are meant to symbolically honor the relationship between the United States and France.

Romney Failed to Win at Utah Convention, but Few Believe He’s Doomed

The 2012 G.O.P. presidential nominee, running for an open Senate seat, faced conservatives who disliked his ideological swerving, and a fear among hard-right activists that they were losing power.

He Forced the Vatican to Investigate Sex Abuse. Now He’s Meeting With Pope Francis.

Juan Carlos Cruz was sexually abused by one of Chile’s most prominent priests. This week he is staying at the Vatican in an extended visit with Pope Francis.

Do Gun Owners Want Gun Control? Yes, Some Say, Post-Parkland

Gun owners who favor increased restrictions can be an overlooked group. Some have grown more vocal, marching and testifying in favor of limits.

New Jersey Ruling Could Reignite Battle Over Church-State Separation

A decision by the state’s Supreme Court barring church use of county grants for historic preservation could have national ramifications.

Arizona Special Election: Does the Democrat Have a Chance?

A special election in Arizona was spurred by a sex scandal, and polls show that this Republican stronghold has a chance at being won by a Democrat.

Nashville Shooting Suspect Once Had His Guns Taken Away. He Got Them Back.

Officials took the Nashville shooting suspect’s guns after a run-in at the White House last year. But his father gave the guns back.

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