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Married F.B.I. agents who were fired for failing to disclose the use of fertility drugs are trying to reclaim their lives after a seven-year ordeal.

But the conservative party, led by Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson, emerged somewhat weakened, losing five seats.

At Battery Park in Manhattan and many other places, countless people have seen her works, which often incorporated images from the natural world.

Carles Puigdemont, fired by the Spanish national government, insisted that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was removing a democratically elected administration.

Egypt dismissed a dozen top officials after an attack that killed a large number of police and elicited widespread criticism of the performance of Egypt’s security agencies.

When a pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico cracked recently, most of the oil wasn’t perceptible. The depth was one reason, but environmental forces were another.

As Puerto Rico recovers from Hurricane Maria’s devastation, experts and residents say this is the opportunity for its diaspora to advocate and assist in rebuilding efforts.

Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.

Steven J. Ross discusses his new history of Nazi activities in Hollywood, and the spy ring that helped to foil fascist plans.

Zachary Reid, who opened Froth & Forage in May, is serving up inventive comfort food that pops with color and flavor.

An appeals court ruled against the longstanding monument in Maryland, potentially setting up a Supreme Court decision on when religious symbols can be on public property.

After dropping out of high school, Wendy Genao went on to earn her equivalency diploma and to enroll in college. She finally feels like a scholar.

Joe Lockhart was at the center of the storm during the Clinton impeachment. Now he finds himself comfortably in the thick of debate over players’ kneeling during the anthem.

Immigrants from Myanmar have found a business niche rolling and selling a Japanese delicacy in grocery stores across the country.

With its elephants being slaughtered in staggering numbers, Mali created an armed brigade to defend them. The force faces threats not only from poachers but also terrorists and bandits.

Bellinger, a rookie, had struggled through the first three games of the World Series with no hits in 13 at-bats, but his two doubles made all the difference in Game 4.

Mr. Trump said “The Terms of My Surrender,” a solo show that critiqued the president, was “a total bomb.” In response, Mr. Moore called it “a smash hit.”

Recently named the editor in chief of Brooklyn Magazine, Mr. Israel shops, reads books by and about women, and mixes himself a special cocktail.

The former actress, who has said that Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted her, talks about the producer and about becoming an advocate for mistreated women.

In announcing the suspension, the commissioner of baseball said the league didn’t want to be unfair to Gurriel’s teammates during the World Series.