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      Spelling Their Way to Success

      Four past champions of the Scripps National Spelling Bee on what the competition taught them about hard work, grit and luck.

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    N.R.A. Files Suit Against San Francisco

    Days after the city declared it a terrorist organization, the National Rifle Association took action against San Francisco.

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    Judge Reinstates Nationwide Injunction on Trump Asylum Rule

    A federal judge said the government cannot require asylum seekers to ask for shelter in another country before coming to the U.S. The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in soon.

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    Britain, Juul, National Rifle Association: Your Tuesday Briefing

    Here’s what you need to know.

    By Chris Stanford

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    Republican Gerrymander Whiz Had Wider Influence Than Was Known

    Tens of thousands of maps and documents kept on computer files by the Republican redistricting expert Thomas B. Hofeller show his work on a broad range of projects nationwide.

    By Michael Wines

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    My Best Friend Died by Suicide. I Wish I Had Seen the Warning Signs.

    Neil was the toughest guy I knew in the Air Force. But no one taught us how to cope with PTSD.

    By Daniel Magruder

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    Presidential Power Must Be Curbed After Trump, 2020 Candidates Say

    The presidential hopefuls detailed their views on the limits of executive power in response to a New York Times survey.

    By Charlie Savage

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    A $1.7 Million Loan, $30,000 in Income. Prosecutors Are Now Investigating.

    “I hope they help us,” said Mohammed Hoque, a cabdriver who spoke with agents as part of a new federal inquiry into lending practices in the taxi industry.

    By Brian M. Rosenthal

  6. On Politics: For Sanders, It All Began in Canada

    A trip Bernie Sanders took to Ottawa in 1987 helped forge his determination to transform the American health care system.

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    California Lawmakers Vote to Undo N.C.A.A. Amateurism

    A bill passed by the State Assembly would allow college athletes to make endorsement deals. It is expected to reach the desk of Gov. Gavin Newsom.

    By Billy Witz

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    Executive Power Survey

    The Times sent a survey to the presidential candidates about their understanding of the scope and limits of the presidential authority they would wield if elected.

    By Charlie Savage

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    Joe Biden - Executive Power

    The Times sent a survey to the 2020 candidates about their understanding of the scope and limits of the presidential authority they would wield if elected.

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    Jon Ossoff Will Run for Senate in Georgia

    Mr. Ossoff, a former documentary filmmaker who nearly flipped a conservative House district in 2017, will run in one of two Senate races in the state next year.

    By Maggie Astor

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