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Rick Gates, a former business associate of President Trump’s campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has been charged along with his one-time mentor in a money laundering conspiracy.

Mr. Kenyatta also won a vote in August that was nullified by the Supreme Court, but the new balloting was met by confusion and mistrust.

In a game that lasted 5 hours 17 minutes and featured 25 runs and seven homers, the Astros’ win put them on the brink of their first World Series title.

Grand Central would have been demolished. Washington Square Park was going to be a freeway. A tour of New York landmarks, and a meditation on what could have been.

Signed by the likes of Laurie Anderson, Cindy Sherman, and Lynn Nottage, the letter also condemns the publisher of Artforum, Knight Landesman.

Both dams and overtourism threaten the Omo Valley. But a sustainable travel initiative offers an intimate experience with local peoples.

Carles Puigdemont, the Catalan president, and others will be summoned to court, the attorney general said.

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

Paul Manafort surrendered to federal authorities on Monday.

Here’s what to keep in mind.

Monday: A quiet rollout for border wall prototypes, complaints of sexual harassment in Sacramento, and Dodger World Series hopes take a beating.

Monday: Lessons from a hurricane, fall weather (finally), and Halloween events.

A price spike has led to sporadic shortages in one of the world’s most butter-loving countries, prompting both mock panic and real anxiety.

Forensic investigations into Pablo Neruda’s death in 1973 have renewed speculation about how he actually died.

Responding to a child’s anger with adult anger makes things worse, and misses the question of what is going on with the child.

After years of challenges in making friends, I cherish a ritual that other parents can take for granted.

We look at the origins of the research into President Trump’s connections to Moscow, and Mr. Trump’s top lawyer discusses the Russia investigation.

The artist Andrea Zittel has spent nearly 20 years exploring solitude. Now, she’s inviting others to join her.

A textbook featuring a stylish student with the world on a string charmed a 12-year-old, and changed her life.

For one student, it began with a painkiller snorted in a friend’s basement. For another, it was speed, pushed by the boy in the next locker.