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    These Are the 5 Men the Federal Government Plans to Execute

    The Trump administration said it would resume executions of federal death row inmates, starting with five men who have been convicted of killing children.

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    Puerto Rico Governor Misread Anger Brewing Against Him

    Ricardo Rosselló had a close circle of associates who shared advice and friendship. But critics said the Puerto Rico governor became too isolated from others.

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    Photographic Evidence: 12 Hours of Mueller Day

    From local bars to the halls of Congress and the White House, the testimony of Robert S. Mueller III in two back-to-back House hearings captivated Washington.

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    When Entering the U.S. Was as Easy as Crossing a Street

    The border between the U.S. and Mexico has long been marked by barriers. But they weren’t always about deterring immigration. Here’s how the modern border came to be, starting with the year 1848.

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    Hampton University Fires Nine Police Officers Over ‘Misogynistic, Racist’ Posts

    The private university on the coast of Virginia said it fired the officers after an investigation uncovered offensive remarks they shared on social media.

    By Mihir Zaveri

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    Mueller’s Skepticism of Trump’s Truthfulness Heightens Impeachment Debate

    The president’s written testimony contradicted other evidence and has provided fodder to Democrats’ debate over an impeachment inquiry.

    By Charlie Savage

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    Mueller Testimony Deepens Democratic Divide on Impeachment

    Supporters of impeachment say Robert S. Mueller III’s testimony should launch an impeachment inquiry. But many swing-district opponents were unmoved.

    By Nicholas Fandos, Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Sheryl Gay Stolberg

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    Uncertainty Over Puerto Rico Governor’s Successor Could Lead to More Unrest

    With the imminent exit of Ricardo Rosselló as Puerto Rico’s governor, uncertainty remains over who will take over as the island’s chief executive.

    By Patricia Mazzei and Frances Robles

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    U.S. Rolls Out More Farm Aid as Soy Growers Urge Trade Cease-Fire

    Agricultural workers are sticking with Trump, but their patience with the trade wars is starting to wear thin.

    By Alan Rappeport

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    Mueller Spoke. Was Anyone Listening?

    In the On Politics newsletter: A well-respected official warned of widespread, ongoing election interference. The response was a partisan food fight.

    By Lisa Lerer

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    Photos of the Protests That Unseated a Governor

    An uprising in Puerto Rico ended with the resignation of Gov. Ricardo Rosselló.

    By Tara Godvin

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    Russia Hacking, Auto Emissions, Heat Wave: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

    Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    By Remy Tumin and Marcus Payadue

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    Russia Targeted Elections Systems in All 50 States, Report Finds

    A Senate panel documented an effort largely undetected by state and federal officials at the time. But its report was so heavily redacted that key lessons for 2020 were blacked out.

    By David E. Sanger and Catie Edmondson

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    Ben Johnston, Who Made Microtonal Music Melodic, Dies at 93

    Mr. Johnston’s compositions had complex theoretical underpinnings but were also, a former student said, “grounded in the real world.”

    By Allan Kozinn

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