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How 100 top U.S. schools compare. <\/p>\n
By JEREMY ASHKENAS, HAEYOUN PARK and ADAM PEARCE <\/p>\n
On The Daily Show, Roy Wood Jr. discussed the black Trump supporter and former cult member who was enthusiastically cheering on camera during the rally. <\/p>\n
By GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO <\/p>\n
The more white voters care about being white, the more they like President Trump. <\/p>\n
By THOMAS B. EDSALL <\/p>\n
And guess who his favorite subject was in Phoenix? <\/p>\n
By GAIL COLLINS <\/p>\n
The president inexplicably finds it easier to condemn reporters than neo-Nazis and white supremacists. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS KRISTOF <\/p>\n
Experts say that Afghanistan is locked in a cycle of state collapse, and outside involvement may be making matters there worse. <\/p>\n
By MAX FISHER and AMANDA TAUB <\/p>\n
President Trump is preparing to give the Defense Department formal authority to dismiss transgender troops, a person familiar with the directive said. <\/p>\n
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS <\/p>\n
The Energy Department report says the current grid is robust but suggests additional support for the ailing coal and nuclear industries. <\/p>\n
The very Republican leaders in Congress whom Mr. Trump will need to pass legislation are the focus of much of his ire. <\/p>\n
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD <\/p>\n
Justice Bernd Zabel of Ontario faced a disciplinary panel because he arrived in his Hamilton courtroom wearing a red Make America Great Again ball cap. <\/p>\n
By CATHERINE PORTER <\/p>\n
As the presidents attacks on the media become more strident, worries rise that reporters are being put at risk of violence. <\/p>\n
By JIM RUTENBERG <\/p>\n
Furious with President Trumps reaction to the Charlottesville protests, four groups of rabbis denounced him in unusually pointed language <\/p>\n
By ALEXANDER BURNS <\/p>\n
Detested by some, admired by others, the former sheriff finds himself thrust into the political fray by the prospect of a Trump pardon. <\/p>\n
By SIMON ROMERO <\/p>\n
President Trump can often sound like two different people: One who speaks from a script and one who speaks off the cuff. <\/p>\n
By CHRIS CIRILLO and MARK SCHEFFLER <\/p>\n
This weeks newsletter: impressions of the United States after a recent visit, and readers comments on Australian banter. <\/p>\n
By DAMIEN CAVE <\/p>\n
President Trumps speech on Wednesday in Reno, Nev., was a day-and-night contrast to his performance on Tuesday in Phoenix, where he ignored his prepared remarks. <\/p>\n
By MARK LANDLER <\/p>\n
The presidents angry condemnation during a campaign-style rally heightened the fear that verbal attacks on the press could lead to physical attacks. <\/p>\n
By DANIEL VICTOR <\/p>\n
The visit by Prime Minister Najib Razak promises to bestow legitimacy on him and illustrates what critics say is the Trump administrations disregard for corruption. <\/p>\n
By GARDINER HARRIS <\/p>\n
Trumps business advisers took a moral stand. Why wont his evangelical advisers do the same? <\/p>\n
By JIM WINKLER <\/p>\n
In internal emails, Gerard Baker described the draft of an article about the presidents rally in Phoenix as commentary dressed up as news reporting. <\/p>\n
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM <\/p>\n
How 100 top U.S. schools compare. <\/p>\n
By JEREMY ASHKENAS, HAEYOUN PARK and ADAM PEARCE <\/p>\n
On The Daily Show, Roy Wood Jr. discussed the black Trump supporter and former cult member who was enthusiastically cheering on camera during the rally. <\/p>\n
By GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO <\/p>\n
The more white voters care about being white, the more they like President Trump. <\/p>\n
By THOMAS B. EDSALL <\/p>\n
And guess who his favorite subject was in Phoenix? <\/p>\n
By GAIL COLLINS <\/p>\n
The president inexplicably finds it easier to condemn reporters than neo-Nazis and white supremacists. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS KRISTOF <\/p>\n
Experts say that Afghanistan is locked in a cycle of state collapse, and outside involvement may be making matters there worse. <\/p>\n
By MAX FISHER and AMANDA TAUB <\/p>\n
President Trump is preparing to give the Defense Department formal authority to dismiss transgender troops, a person familiar with the directive said. <\/p>\n
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS <\/p>\n
The Energy Department report says the current grid is robust but suggests additional support for the ailing coal and nuclear industries. <\/p>\n
The very Republican leaders in Congress whom Mr. Trump will need to pass legislation are the focus of much of his ire. <\/p>\n
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD <\/p>\n
Justice Bernd Zabel of Ontario faced a disciplinary panel because he arrived in his Hamilton courtroom wearing a red Make America Great Again ball cap. <\/p>\n
By CATHERINE PORTER <\/p>\n
As the presidents attacks on the media become more strident, worries rise that reporters are being put at risk of violence. <\/p>\n
By JIM RUTENBERG <\/p>\n
Furious with President Trumps reaction to the Charlottesville protests, four groups of rabbis denounced him in unusually pointed language <\/p>\n
By ALEXANDER BURNS <\/p>\n
Detested by some, admired by others, the former sheriff finds himself thrust into the political fray by the prospect of a Trump pardon. <\/p>\n
By SIMON ROMERO <\/p>\n
President Trump can often sound like two different people: One who speaks from a script and one who speaks off the cuff. <\/p>\n
By CHRIS CIRILLO and MARK SCHEFFLER <\/p>\n
This weeks newsletter: impressions of the United States after a recent visit, and readers comments on Australian banter. <\/p>\n
By DAMIEN CAVE <\/p>\n
President Trumps speech on Wednesday in Reno, Nev., was a day-and-night contrast to his performance on Tuesday in Phoenix, where he ignored his prepared remarks. <\/p>\n
By MARK LANDLER <\/p>\n
The presidents angry condemnation during a campaign-style rally heightened the fear that verbal attacks on the press could lead to physical attacks. <\/p>\n
By DANIEL VICTOR <\/p>\n
The visit by Prime Minister Najib Razak promises to bestow legitimacy on him and illustrates what critics say is the Trump administrations disregard for corruption. <\/p>\n
By GARDINER HARRIS <\/p>\n
Trumps business advisers took a moral stand. Why wont his evangelical advisers do the same? <\/p>\n
By JIM WINKLER <\/p>\n
In internal emails, Gerard Baker described the draft of an article about the presidents rally in Phoenix as commentary dressed up as news reporting. <\/p>\n
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM <\/p>\n
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