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Anita Hill to Lead Hollywood Commission on Sexual Harassment
Kathleen Kennedy, Nina Shaw and other female powerbrokers spearheaded the idea, and top agents, studio chief executives union leaders have signed on.
Op-Ed Contributor: Alabama’s Unlikely Rebel
Senator Richard Shelby’s line in the sand extends from George Wallace to Roy Moore.
Editorial: Donald Trump Seems Confused About Jerusalem
The president is showing how to take a vexing problem and make it harder.
Omarosa, Leaving the White House, Suggests the Show Will Go On
As the spectacle surrounding Ms. Newman’s departure promises to carry over into the Trump administration’s second year, her telegenic antics have not been entertaining to several West Wing aides.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Real Russia Scandal
It’s not just what they did to us. It’s our leader’s sympathy with a dictator.
Op-Ed Contributor: Democrats Could Claim a New American Majority. Will They?
The unlikely Senate win in Alabama showed the path to victory across the country.
Mexico Strengthens Military’s Role in Drug War, Outraging Critics
The law’s backers say it sets up a legal framework for the deployment of soldiers, but critics say there aren’t checks and balances, or an exit strategy.
Global Health: Six Lessons in Helping African Women Avoid H.I.V.
Countering the bleak history of AIDS prevention in Africa, a nonprofit explains how it helped women hide H.I.V. prevention pills and deflect male anger.
Op-Ed Columnist: Is This Genocide?
Survivors describe Myanmar soldiers killing men, raping women and burning babies in a Rohingya village.
Voices: Learning to Accept (if Not Love) My Scar
More than three decades after my cancer surgery, I still hesitate when someone asks, “What’s up with your scar?”
New York’s Next Subway Chief Will Mull Closing Lines for Repairs
Andy Byford, the city’s incoming transit president, says that making real progress in the subway system will require hard choices.
Court Temporarily Blocks Trump Order Against Contraceptive Coverage
A federal judge in Philadelphia allowed an Obama-era rule, generally requiring employers and insurers to pay for contraceptive costs, to continue.
Three More Women Accuse Dustin Hoffman of Sexual Misconduct, Variety Reports
The allegations included encounters in a car, a recording studio and a hotel room, where he allegedly exposed himself to a teenager.
State of the Art: Facebook Conceded It Might Make You Feel Bad. Here’s How to Interpret That.
In a remarkable blog post, Facebook cited research showing that “passively consuming” social media made people feel worse. It also said it was trying to fix the problem.
Vietnam '67: The Kindergarten Marines
There were many failures in the Vietnam War. But the Marines’ counterinsurgency efforts were a success.
Republican Party, Ajit Pai, North Korea: Your Friday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
A Middle-Class Tax Cut? Americans Aren’t Buying It
A poll finds that Americans don’t expect their own taxes to decline next year and doubt that the Republican plan will raise wages or economic growth.
Tillerson, in Apparent U-Turn, Says North Korea Must ‘Earn’ Its Way to Talks
Three days after striking a conciliatory tone, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson said the North must stop nuclear threats before any possible talks.
Opinion: America’s New Religion: Fox Evangelicalism
Get ready for a very merry war on Christmas.
What’s Next After the Repeal of Net Neutrality
Here is a guide to what will happen in the coming weeks (and maybe years), including potential changes from companies and numerous lawsuits.