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The state would pledge to eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with all its electricity coming from carbon-free sources. […]

“You have people on both sides of that,” the president said when asked about the wrongly convicted defendants. […]

A Wisconsin judge ruled that it was defamatory to publish a book that said Leonard Pozner faked his son’s death certificate. […]

Sexual abuse, branding and other crimes were committed by the group’s founder, who was a “predator,” the prosecutor said in closing arguments. […]

More than 20 emergency responders took hours to determine that a lifeless baby in a “Crawling Dead” shirt was a fake. […]

Plans to increase the size of the pipeline linking Alberta’s landlocked oil sands with British Columbia has divided the provinces and exposed a rift in the country’s Indigenous communities. […]

President Trump is increasingly viewing international economic policy through a narrow lens, seeing only how other countries decisions affect the United States. […]

England’s coach never applied for his job, and he got off to an inauspicious start coaching women. But after two wins, expectations are rising. […]

Language, meaning, interpretation, translation: These themes resonate in William Kentridge and Faustin Linyekula’s Holland Festival programming. […]

Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. For this issue, we sought stories from our Indian readers. […]

Mona Awad, whose novel “Bunny” is out this month, shares her more interesting alternative to oatmeal. […]

Republicans, especially Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, excoriated Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, saying she demeaned the memory of those who died in the Holocaust. […]

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

Jerry Falwell Jr. defied expectations when he supported Donald J. Trump in 2016. Now details are emerging about behind-the-scenes maneuvering before the endorsement. […]

The first round of the national elections makes clear that hopes for democracy have been dashed. […]

The Darra Adam Khel Library, less than a year old and with more than 2,500 books, offers residents a respite from the arms bazaar that dominates local life. […]

Three writers discuss her “You Need to Calm Down” video, which is populated with L.G.B.T.Q. celebrities. Not everyone sees it as a celebration. […]

A former paratrooper died after being restrained by guards in Pennsylvania. His body showed signs of violence, and his organs have not been returned after an autopsy. […]

On this show, a 30-something project manager in the famously overworked nation wants nothing more than to get out of the office and into her favorite bar for happy hour. […]

We will develop new worlds and beings with powers greater than our own. How do we maximize them for good? […]

Among many of my peers, being pregnant was seen as a big problem. But not by my sponsors. […]

The history of race and religion under liberalism is a tangle, not just a morality play. […]

Women’s basketball is expanding ideas of what female athletes are allowed to look like. […]

The social media giant thinks privacy is a you problem. […]

She surveyed the media landscape and decided that truth was what she said it was. […]

What six years of deliberate and sustained cruelty tell us about el-Sisi’s Egypt. […]

He seems determined to betray his base. […]

Sometimes sin is an opportunity for redemption. […]

Along with the show’s history of coercion and complicity in abuse, Police Departments featured can effectively make “any changes they deem necessary.&rdquo […]

The agency, which is preparing to conduct raids targeting thousands of migrant families, was blindsided by the president’s tweet saying “millions of illegal aliens” would be deported. […]

President Trump’s trade war is stirring uncertainty, weighing on manufacturing and disrupting increasingly delicate global economic growth. […]

President Trump on Tuesday pulled the nomination of Patrick Shanahan to be the permanent defense secretary, saying on Twitter that Mr. Shanahan would devote more time to his family. […]

A field guide for working women. […]

For a man who wants to be seen as an outsider despite occupying the Oval Office, a rally on Tuesday presents an opportunity to, at least for one night, turn the clock back to 2015. […]

Watch our new TV series from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. […]

Robert Macfarlane talks about “Underland: A Deep Time Journey,” and Julia Phillips discusses “Disappearing Earth.&rdquo […]

Attacks by the United States risk escalating a digital Cold War and renew questions about whether certain targets should be off limits in cyber conflict. […]

Dogs have a muscle that lets them make a face to melt a human’s heart. […]

The Belgian Embassy is facing criticism after the forcible removal of the family, members of the Uighur minority group that China treats as a security threat. […]

This new restaurant in the East Village explores regional cooking from cities like Hanoi, Saigon and Hue. […]

Bedbugs peak in the summer, just in time for vacation. Here’s how to check your hotel bed for bloodsuckers — and what to do if you find them. […]

Can $40 exercise classes save the attenuated American mall? […]

Professional parlor tattoos have become respectable. Homemade tattoos are meaningful precisely because they look so bad. […]

Plant breeders are fast-tracking genetic improvements in food crops to keep pace with global warming and a growing human population. […]

Alternatives to prescription drugs for insomnia offer better, safer and more long-lasting solutions, experts say. […]

This past New Year’s Eve, I expressed thanks for getting through another year. Two days later, I was nearly dead. […]

Data from a federal program designed to compensate people harmed by vaccines shows how rare it is for someone to claim they were hurt after getting vaccinated. […]

What does holding on to grudges really get us? […]

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