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Steve Bannon, Louis C.K., ‘Murder on the Orient Express’: Your Friday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Key Takeaways From Steve Bannon’s Interview With The Times
Mr. Bannon, former White House chief strategist, discussed the Virginia governor’s race and the future of the G.O.P. in an interview with The Times.
Trump’s Visit to China Provides a Propaganda Bonanza
President Trump’s flattery of China’s president, Xi Jinping, and his praise for the country’s achievements made things easy for the state-run news media.
China Eases Limits on Foreign Stakes in Financial Firms
The move, which comes after President Trump left Beijing complaining about its trade policies, could give China’s troubled financial system a needed shake-up.
The Daily: Listen to ‘The Daily’: Steve Bannon’s War
Mr. Bannon, a former Trump adviser, discusses the future of the Republican Party, white nationalism and more in an interview with The Times.
Travel Tips: How to Rent a Car Abroad
Renting a car while traveling abroad means freedom from bus and rail timetables, but it comes with its own set of complications.
When You Experience Sexual Harassment at Work
The best piece of advice? Get good advice.
Op-Ed Contributor: Facebook Is Ignoring Anti-Abortion Fake News
The social media platform has become a hub for rampant misinformation on reproductive rights.
Op-Ed Columnist: Revenge of the Obama Coalition
The resistance is transforming local politics. But it probably won’t stop there.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Vacuity of the Vice President
Pence’s best solution to the scourge of mass killings, as he told heartbroken families in Texas, is more prayer.
The New Health Care: A Link Between Alcohol and Cancer? It’s Not Nearly as Scary as It Seems
An announcement from a cancer research group needs to be taken with a grain of salt, perhaps on the rim of a margarita glass.
In Danang, Vietnam, Trump Makes a Friendlier American Landing
Once a vital American war base, the city is host to an APEC summit where Vietnam will reaffirm warmer ties with the United States and seek help with China.
The Plight of the Postwar Apartment
Too old to be hip, too new to be charming, postwar buildings still offer plenty to buyers.
Footsteps: Charlie Chaplin, at Home in Switzerland
Was it the peace and quiet? Or the lenient Swiss tax code? From 1953 until 1977, the silent film star lived on the Swiss Riviera in a house that recently opened as a museum.
Children’s Books: Bookshelf: Picture Books for Animal-Loving Children
An octopus who escapes from an aquarium, a feather searching for its bird, a cardinal trapped in a Christmas tree and more in this season’s best animal books.
Critic’s Notebook: President Trump Finds His TV Niche in Softball Interviews
The president styles himself a fighter, but when it comes to television, he prefers allies who help mold his image like “The Apprentice” once did.
After Irma and Maria: How 3 Spots on the U.S. Virgin Islands Are Faring
More than two months after the disaster on the U.S. Virgin Islands began, we checked back on some spots that we visited and photographed not long after the storms hit.
Lions of New York: David Dinkins Doesn’t Think He Failed. He Might Be Right.
He was a historic figure, New York’s first black mayor. At 90, he reflects on a city on the brink. Was it his fault? Or did he start the recovery?
Are Honey Nut Cheerios Healthy? We Look Inside the Box
America’s best-selling breakfast cereal has about nine times as much sugar as normal Cheerios. Sugar, brown sugar and honey are among its top six ingredients.
Steve Bannon’s Interview With The Times: ‘It’s MAGA Day.’
In an exclusive interview with The New York Times, Stephen K. Bannon talked about Senate Republicans, white nationalism and the day President Trump was elected.