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Andrew McCabe, a Symbol of Trump’s F.B.I. Ire, Faces Possible Firing

Mr. McCabe faces accusations that he was not forthcoming about F.B.I. media contacts. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is reviewing a recommendation that he be fired, just days before his retirement.

The Pennsylvania Special Election: What Comes Next?

The special election in Pennsylvania has not been decided, but with a new congressional map coming in November, candidates are planning their next moves.

New Nashville Mayor Proposes City Park to Atone for Its Slave History

As other cities tear down Confederate monuments, the Tennessee capital wants to preserve land for a city park near Fort Negley, which thousands of former slaves built.

California Today: California Today: President Trump’s Visit to California

Wednesday: The president in California, a famed architect is accused of harassment, and Berkeley’s Telegraph Avenue.

They Didn’t Do the Crimes: 139 Go Free After Wrongful Convictions

Lawyers dedicated to finding and clearing wrongful convictions are responsible for much of the rise in exonerations in recent years.

From Jokes to Near Tears, Tillerson’s Final Brush With Diplomacy

Returning to Washington after a week of urging détente across Africa, Mr. Tillerson was fired in a decidedly undiplomatic presidential tweet.

Democrat’s Strong Performance in Pennsylvania Shakes Trump and G.O.P.

Voters who turned out for Donald Trump in 2016 appeared to turn on his chosen House candidate Tuesday, helping Conor Lamb, the Democrat, take a slight lead.

National School Walkout: Thousands Protest Against Gun Violence Across the U.S.

In a coordinated action, students left their classrooms and sometimes marched in the streets a month after 17 people were killed in a Florida high school.

Frugal Traveler: St. Louis Is as Welcoming as It Is Budget-Friendly

The city has all you could want — museums, green spaces, good music and exciting new restaurants — plus that distinct Midwestern friendliness.

Pennsylvania House Race, in a District Trump Won by 20 Points, Is Too Close to Call

A special House election in western Pennsylvania ended the night too close to call, with Conor Lamb, a Democrat, and Rick Saccone, a Republican, separated by a few hundred votes.

Stephen Hawking, Who Examined the Universe and Explained Black Holes, Dies at 76

A physicist and best-selling author, Dr. Hawking did not allow his physical limitations to hinder his quest to answer “the big question: Where did the universe come from?”

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