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Contributing Op-Ed Writer: No One Is Coming to Save Us From Trump’s Racism
Yes, people in the room say they heard him make the remarks about “shithole” countries. No, he won’t face any consequences.
C.D.C. Postpones Session Preparing Us for Nuclear War
After the agency’s workshop attracted considerable media attention, especially given President Trump’s recent words with North Korea, the session has been postponed.
Porn Star Was Reportedly Paid to Stay Quiet About Trump
The reported $130,000 payment was made shortly before the election. Mr. Trump “vehemently denies” the encounter happened, his lawyer said.
News Analysis: Trump’s Demand to Rewrite Iran Deal Tests a Weakened Diplomatic Corps
The Trump administration is being forced to rethink strategies that were driven largely by military considerations.
Op-Ed Contributor: What Makes a Country Great? Meet Haiti’s People.
I grew up using a latrine, alongside some of the most resilient, decent people I’ve ever encountered.
Trump Is in ‘Excellent Health,’ Doctor Says After Exam
Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, a rear admiral in the Navy and the White House physician provided no details, including Mr. Trump’s weight or blood pressure.
Op-Ed Columnist: Proud to Live in a Nation of Holers
People from “holes” make America great, while Trump sinks into one.
White House Memo: A President Who Fans, Rather Than Douses, the Nation’s Racial Fires
After his latest incendiary comments, the president’s critics say there is no doubt he is a racist. The White House calls such suggestions “insulting.”
Big City: Selling Prisoners Cheetos, Not Chomsky
The governor canceled a program that would have limited the books inmates could receive, but the larger problems with marketing to prisoners persist.
State of the Art: The Difficulties With Facebook’s News Feed Overhaul
Facebook faces complex questions over its prioritization of “meaningful” content in the News Feed, including whether people want that kind of content in the first place.
Response to French Letter Denouncing #MeToo Shows a Sharp Divide
French feminists criticized the letter signed by Catherine Deneuve and other women, saying it underestimated the harm inflicted by sexual harassment.
The End of the Social News Era? Journalists Brace for Facebook’s Big Change
Media executives watch skeptically as Mark Zuckerberg, in a heated political environment, shifts the focus of his site back to the personal.
Pope Faces Turmoil in Chile Over Indigenous Group and Sex Abuse
Firebombs exploded at three churches in Santiago, Chile’s capital, on Friday, just days before Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Chile and Peru.
G.M. Says Its Driverless Car Could Be in Fleets by Next Year
Once federal and state agencies grant approval, the electric vehicle will be ready for production on a standard assembly line, the automaker said.
Secret Tunnel in Berlin Is an Echo From the Cold War
Researchers found the entrance to a passage under the Berlin Wall intended to help reunite a family in the 1960s.
Opinion: To Make Prisons ‘Safer,’ Some Are Banning . . . Books
Denying people the right to read, especially books that reflect their own lives, has a sordid history.
Jeff Bezos Jumps Into ‘Dreamer’ Fight With Gift for Scholarships
Mr. Bezos’ $33 million donation for young immigrants brought to the country illegally injects him into one of the most contentious political issues in the United States.
In the Flu Battle, Hydration and Elevation May Be Your Best Weapons
Bring on the soup: Fluids will help diminish your headache and bolster your immune response.
To Get Medicaid in Kentucky, Many Will Have to Work. Advocates for the Poor Say They Will Sue.
Led by the state’s Republican governor, the plan calls for many Medicaid recipients ages 19-64 to work at least 20 hours a week, beginning in July.
Edgar Ray Killen, Convicted in ’64 Killings of Rights Workers, Dies at 92
Mr. Killen, who died in prison, drew a 60-year sentence in 2005 after evading conviction 41 years earlier in the murders of three civil rights campaigners.