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The Trump administration is using sleights of hand to justify rescinding one of the most significant climate rules of the Obama years.

The New York Times would like to hear from people directly affected by the wildfires in Northern and Southern California.

The biggest automakers in the world are being forced to follow Beijing’s lead as China takes steps to dominate in electric vehicles and technology.

Mr. D’Vorkin, 65, was most recently the chief product officer at Forbes. He takes over after a management overhaul at The Times in August.

The rollback of the Clean Power Plan, which limits greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, sets up a bitter fight over United States climate policy.

Mr. Miller, who was a conservative trapped in a liberal California high school, has rocketed to the upper reaches of White House influence, especially on immigration.

The search giant is facing increased scrutiny over its role in the 2016 presidential campaign, and is one of a number of internet companies being examined.

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After Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he’d bench players who “disrespect the flag,” Hill suggested people boycott the team’s sponsors.

The country is facing a humanitarian crisis that is threatening the lives, health and futures of its young people.

The Tennessee Republican discussed his relationship with President Trump and his outlook on the administration in a phone interview on Sunday with The Times.

Republicans need to act to craft a bill shielding young immigrants, since the president has proved he can’t be trusted.

“If the industry supports me, that is all I need,” Mr. Weinstein wrote in an email to agents and studio executives.

Joseph Lombardo, the head of the Las Vegas police, must grapple with finding the motive for a horrific mass shooting while keeping the public calm and reporters at bay.

Some readers have asked us about an allegation that editors with The Times “gutted” a 2004 article on sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein.

Reopen or demolish? Build a memorial, or try to forget? Conflicting emotions weigh on decisions about the fates of mass shooting sites.

Writers from across the political spectrum on the war of words between the president and the retiring senator from Tennessee.

President Trump’s 32-year-old senior adviser has gained attention for his hard-line stances in support of the president. Glenn Thrush takes a look at Mr. Miller, from his days as a young conservative to his current role in the White House.

Tittle endeared himself to New York not as a golden boy but as a muddied, grass-stained scrapper who had been discarded by the 49ers as too slow and too old.