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Nikki Haley Is Running for President, the First G.O.P. Rival to Take On Trump
Ms. Haley, 51, a former South Carolina governor and a United Nations ambassador in the Trump administration, called for “generational change” in the party.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein to Retire at the End of Her Term
The senator from California, who was first elected in 1992, plans to serve out her term but will not run for re-election in 2024.
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Flying Objects Could Turn Out to Be Harmless, U.S. Says
Investigators have not yet found evidence that the three objects shot down in recent days were connected to China’s program of balloon surveillance.
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Pence to Oppose Subpoena Seeking Testimony in Jan. 6 Inquiry
The former vice president is said to be planning to invoke the Constitution’s “speech or debate” clause, saying his role as president of the Senate should insulate him from grand jury questions.
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Prosecutors Seek Trump Lawyer’s Testimony in Classified Documents Case
The Justice Department cited the crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege in demanding testimony from a lawyer representing former President Donald Trump in his documents case.
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When a Visit to the Museum Becomes an Ethical Dilemma
Western museums are major tourist attractions, drawing travelers from around the world. But what responsibility do we bear as spectators for patronizing institutions that display what critics say are stolen works?
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A penguin love story: At 43, she’s the world’s oldest African penguin. Her mate is 13.
The pair share their own enclosure at Virginia’s Metro Richmond Zoo, where ET she spends more time swimming than Einstein, her young mate.
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Chris Cuomo’s new cable-news home woos moderates. So far, they’re not tuning in.
NewsNation, a new station with gestures at nonpartisanship and hosts from the Ghosts of Cable News Past tries to break out in a crowded market.
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Oregon’s liquor director allegedly diverted bourbon. Now he’s resigning.
At Oregon’s liquor commission, an internal investigation found that director Steve Marks and other employees diverted valuable bourbon bottles for themselves.
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Indian government raids BBC offices in wake of documentary critical of Modi
The raids took place in New Delhi less than a month after Narendra Modi’s government censored a BBC documentary deemed critical of the prime minister.