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Trump v. California: The Biggest Legal Clashes

With 29 suits filed, the federal government and California are engaged in “bloody combat” over issues like immigration, the environment and the census.

California Today: California Today: Gavin Newsom on a ‘Code Red’ for Housing Affordability

Thursday: A backlash against Trump emission rules, institutionalizing the homeless, more rain, and a Frank Gehry-Wolfgang Puck collaboration.

For Mueller, a Feared Weakness Becomes a Strength

The special counsel is emphasizing his lack of independence to defend the indictment of Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman.

Overlooked No More: Bessie B. Stringfield, the ‘Motorcycle Queen of Miami’

In the 1950s, when women were relegated to housework, Stringfield revved and roared through Florida’s palm-tree-lined streets on her Harley-Davidson.

News Analysis: They Have Many Differences, but on Syria, Trump Seems Much Like Obama

“Both of them are instinctively more concerned about the American economy and things at home,” said Robert S. Ford, the last American ambassador to Syria.

Bill Cosby Jury Is Set After a Dispute Over the Racial Makeup

The panel of seven men and five women is made up of 10 white and two black jurors.

‘You Hate America!’: How ‘the Caravan’ Story Exploded on the Right

The coverage tends to play on the fears that hiding among mass groups of immigrants are criminals, vectors of disease and terrorists.

Cambridge Analytica and Facebook: The Scandal and the Fallout So Far

Revelations that digital consultants to the Trump campaign misused the data of millions of Facebook users set off a furor on both sides of the Atlantic. This is how The Times covered it.

Can Paul Ryan Be Defeated? Maybe Not, but His Race Is ‘a Circus’

The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, still projects power, but back home in Wisconsin, he is facing political challengers from both the right and the left.

California Family Gets $1.6 Million After 3-Year-Old Was Scarred by Bedbugs

It was the largest ever payout for a single family in the United States for a bedbug case, the family’s lawyer said.

Asian-Americans Suing Harvard Say Admissions Files Show Discrimination

The plaintiffs are demanding that the university publicly release the documents, including admissions data on hundreds of thousands of students.

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