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3:00am By ANNA DUBENKORead about how the other side thinks: The danger of “lock them up” politics, why progressives should be wary of Tulsi Gabbard, and the six blocs Trump needs to survive.Trump Ends Trip Where He Started: At Odds With Allies and Grilled on Russia
Sat 3:27pm By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and MARK LANDLERDespite intense lobbying by world leaders, Mr. Trump did not endorse the Paris climate accords on the last day of his trip abroad.Jim Bunning, Hall of Fame Pitcher and Blunt-Spoken Senator, Dies at 85
Sat 2:49pm By RICHARD GOLDSTEINAfter a 17-season career in the major leagues, mostly with the Tigers and the Phillies, Mr. Bunning became a fervently conservative politician in Kentucky.Trump Returns to Crisis Over Kushner as White House Tries to Contain It
Sat 1:41pm By MAGGIE HABERMAN, GLENN THRUSH and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVISPresident Trump arrived home Saturday to face reports that his son-in-law is under scrutiny in inquiries into possible ties between Russia and associates of Mr. Trump.Kushner Is Said to Have Discussed a Secret Channel to Talk to Russia
Fri 10:57pm By MAGGIE HABERMAN, MARK MAZZETTI and MATT APUZZOA back channel between Jared Kushner, a White House adviser, and Moscow was proposed to discuss Syria, but never pursued, in the weeks before Donald J. Trump’s inauguration.Mild in Mideast, Trump Is All Elbows in a Europe Eager to Jab Back
Fri 9:14pm By MARK LANDLER and MICHAEL D. SHEARThe president played the statesman in the Middle East, but has switched to a familiar role, disrupter, as he joins the Group of 7 meeting, getting headlines like “Boor in Chief.”U.S. Quietly Lifts Limit on Number of Refugees Allowed In
Fri 8:36pm By GARDINER HARRISDespite President Trump’s efforts to curtail resettlement, the State Department’s move could result in a near doubling of refugees entering the country.White House Backs Down on Keeping Ethics Waivers Secret
Fri 8:04pm By ERIC LIPTONIn a reversal, the White House said it would publicly disclose waivers allowing former lobbyists to work in the administration.Fact Check: Defending Cuts, Mulvaney Misleads on Food Stamps and Big Bird
Fri 7:46pm By LINDA QIUThe budget director defended proposed budget cuts with inaccurate claims.Russian Once Tied to Trump Aide Seeks Immunity to Cooperate With Congress
Fri 7:40pm By BARRY MEIER and JESSE DRUCKEROleg V. Deripaska’s offer comes amid increased attention to his ties to Paul Manafort, who is one of several Trump associates under F.B.I. scrutiny.For Many, ‘Bloom County’ Creator’s Trump Joke Doesn’t Land
Fri 4:56pm By CHRISTINE HAUSERBerkeley Breathed, the creator of the comic strip, shared a (fake) letter telling him to stop using Mr. Trump’s image.Liberals Wanted a Fight in Montana. Democratic Leaders Saw a Lost Cause.
Fri 4:37pm By JONATHAN MARTIN and ALEXANDER BURNSTension between party leaders who will not compete for unlikely seats and an energized base loath to concede anything to Republicans risks demoralizing activists.World Leaders Increase Pressure on Trump to Stay in the Paris Accord
Fri 3:20pm By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and CORAL DAVENPORTNegotiators for America’s partners in the Group of 7 intensified pressure on the United States not to pull out of the 2015 climate agreement.Critic's Notebook: Melania Trump on Display, Dressed in Ambivalence and Armor
Fri 3:19pm By VANESSA FRIEDMANNine days, five countries, and more than a dozen outfits: the first lady makes a statement abroad.Senator John Kennedy (No, Not That One) Embraces Anonymity
Fri 10:15am By MATT FLEGENHEIMERThe freshman Republican from Louisiana has a famous name and a low-key approach — except for the occasional comedic swing.McConnell May Have Been Right: It May Be Too Hard to Replace Obamacare
Fri 5:00am By JENNIFER STEINHAUER and ROBERT PEARAs the legislative realities of replacing the health law become clear, some Republicans are turning their attention to a different target: tax reform.Trump Inherits a Secret Cyberwar Against North Korean Missiles
Mar 4, 2017, 7:05 am By DAVID E. SANGER and WILLIAM J. BROADThe United States has been trying to sabotage North Korea’s missile program. President Trump must decide what to do next.
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