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Marking Mississippi’s Literary Trail, From William Faulkner to Jesmyn Ward

Soon travelers in the Magnolia State will be able visit places where authors like Faulkner, Ward, Eudora Welty and Richard Ford lived and wrote.

House Intelligence Committee Releases Findings on Russian Election Interference

The committee’s investigation devolved into partisan bickering as Democrats accused the Republicans leading the panel of ignoring crucial evidence and obvious leads.

California Today: California Today: How the Golden State Killer Suspect Was Caught

Friday: Days after an arrest, victims are speaking out, hundreds of migrants prepare for border crossing, and a trip to Dodgers Stadium by gondola.

Trump Renews Attacks on Comey Before Turning to Praise of Korean Talks

President Trump called James Comey “either very sick or very dumb,” saying his fired F.B.I. chief did not understand the severity of what the president called a leak of classified information.

Lawyer Who Was Said to Have Dirt on Clinton Had Closer Ties to Kremlin Than She Let On

Newly released emails have renewed questions about who the lawyer, Natalia V. Veselnitskaya, was representing when she met with top Trump campaign officials promising dirt on Hillary Clinton.

Mike Pompeo, Wasting No Time, Warns Europe About Iran Deal

A day after being sworn in, the top American diplomat told leaders of the NATO alliance in Brussels that President Trump might soon scrap the Iran nuclear deal.

Following the News of the Golden State Killer

From the early reports of burglaries in Visalia to the chilling details of the violent crimes in Sacramento.

Hart Family, Which Drove Off Cliff, Hid Dark Home Life From View

Weeks after Jennifer Hart drunkenly drove a sport utility vehicle off a cliff, killing her wife and their children, newly released documents detail disturbing allegations of neglect.

Modern Love: Love Forged by the Threat of Deportation

A woman opens her heart to a relationship with a young immigrant from Colombia, despite the likelihood that it can’t last.

House Chaplain Was Asked to Resign. He Still Doesn’t Know Why.

The resignation of the Rev. Patrick J. Conroy, which was requested by Speaker Paul D. Ryan, has lawmakers from both parties demanding answers.

Trump’s On-Again, Off-Again Trip to Britain Is Set for July

The White House has repeatedly put off the trip amid friction between the American president and one of the United States’ closest allies.

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