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Naomi Kutin, 16, is an Orthodox Jewish girl from New Jersey with a knack for setting powerlifting records.

The president plans to repeal protections on as much as two million acres of public land in Utah.

Ms. Tifrere spends much of her day with her 10-year-old son, Kasseem, often using the High Line to walk to art galleries, restaurants and skate parks.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Building more housing, more densely, could help address a widespread economic challenge. A fight over one lot in Berkeley, Calif., shows how tough that could be.

Senator Collins is the latest Republican to say she will support the bill, a key vote that will ensure passage along party lines, while Senator Corker says he cannot support current bill.

What is the vacation destination like after a gunman killed 58 people in October? Weddings and gambling go on — but there is new vigilance as well.

The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia is investigating Slobodan Praljak’s suicide on Wednesday in The Hague.

One of the nation’s most significant cultural sites could be at risk from planned oil and gas extraction nearby.

President Trump’s former national security adviser admitted lying to the F.B.I. What is notable is what he was not charged with.

Writers from across the political spectrum on Michael T. Flynn’s plea deal and what it means for the special counsel’s inquiry and the Trump administration.

What it tells us that federal prosecutors have a former senior member of the Trump White House on their side.

Cultural appropriation isn’t a worry for the director Ariane Mnouchkine, who, at 78, isn’t slowing down, but knows she won’t be here forever.

New highways and trains and changes in farming are opening up the country’s poorer cities and rural areas, long laggards amid China’s torrid growth.

He met with Muslim refugees and heard their stories, but did not address his earlier public silence about them while in Myanmar.

Republican leaders say their proposals will fuel investment and job creation. Critics say that the rich are the beneficiaries and that debt will weigh on growth. We asked two economists, one from each side, to make their cases.

As awareness of inequalities in the field grows, a quorum of women who fully expect to be heard has been speaking louder.

More than 20 years after visiting East Africa, I am still weighed down by the hunger I saw there. Today, millions of people are hungry again.

David Lee, 34, unexpectedly announced his retirement from the N.B.A. last month. He took a ring and some extraordinary memories with him.

Is there no bottom? We may soon learn that Trump won a gold medal in synchronized swimming.