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Op-Ed Contributor: A Christian Case Against the Pence Rule
Men who avoid being alone with women may limit “the appearance of evil,” but they neglect a larger moral imperative.
At U.N. Climate Conference, Treading Lightly Around the Americans
Delegates at climate talks in Bonn are keeping their opinions to themselves about President Trump’s vow to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.
How to Deep Clean Your Fridge
Nov. 15 is National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day. Here’s how to make the most of it.
Skin Deep: You’re Getting Better With Age. Your Makeup Should, Too.
Is your makeup working for you, or is it aging you?
Trump Offers Condolences, for the Wrong Mass Shooting
In a Twitter post later deleted, President Trump again addressed a Texas town affected by a shooting on Nov. 5, though four were killed in California on Tuesday.
Hidden in the Senate Tax Bill: Surprise Gifts for Breweries and Start-Ups
The legislation so far has proved difficult for lobbyists to crack, but an amendment on Tuesday included some exceptions.
News Analysis: ‘Lock Her Up’ Becomes More Than a Slogan
Attorney General Jeff Sessions denies being influenced by the president’s public pressure as he considers authorizing a new investigation of Hillary Clinton.
New York Today: New York Today: Parking Your Pooch
Wednesday: Dog owners’ opinions on rentable doghouses, a traveling David Bowie exhibition, and a foodie firestorm.
Op-Ed Contributor: Roy Moore Reminds Me of My Rabbi
When a religious man violates you, you aren’t robbed just of your dignity. You are also robbed of your faith.
The ‘Lion King’ Effect: How a Broadway Smash Changed South African Lives
Over 20 years, hundreds of performers have joined the show in cities around the globe. These are some of their stories — laced with hope, tragedy, homesickness and triumph.
Tax Plan, Robert Mugabe, Rancho Tehama Reserve: Your Wednesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
3 Designers Creating Clothes for Life — Not the Runway
Independent, understated, anonymous, even: A trio of sought-after labels specialize in the sort of thoughtful, well-made garments categorized as slow fashion.
Washington’s Tent: A Detective Story
How the Museum of the American Revolution found the only known depiction of George Washington’s traveling headquarters during the Revolutionary War.
Zimbabwe’s Apparent Coup: What We Know
The military has taken President Robert Mugabe into custody, but says it only plans on “targeting criminals” around the 93-year-old leader.
Meet the Musicians Who Gave Isaac Hayes His Groove
A new boxed CD set helps shine a light on the band — born out of the Bar-Kays — that backed this soul star on “Hot Buttered Soul” and beyond.
Review: ‘Justice League,’ Better Than the Last One!
In this superhero jamboree, the Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg sign on with the DC Comics team leaders Batman and Wonder Woman. (Psst … where’s Superman?)
Editorial: Attorney General Jeff Sessions Doesn’t Recall
Over more than five hours, Mr. Sessions on Tuesday still forgot a lot of things most people would remember.
Inside the Truce Village Where a North Korean Soldier Defected
It’s the only spot in the DMZ where soldiers from the North and South stand just feet from one another. It’s also one of the few where someone could make a break for it.
On Campus: What the Weinstein Effect Can Teach Us About Campus Sexual Assault
There has been a backlash to students’ talking more openly about misconduct.
A Radioactive Cloud Wafts Over Europe, With Russia as Chief Suspect
High levels of a substance called ruthenium 106 detected over the Continent have prompted concern about a possible cover-up by Moscow.