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Trump Lashes Out After Conviction, Repeating Falsehoods

Vowing to appeal his criminal case, Donald Trump excoriated prosecutors and the judge and ran through a litany of false statements.

 

Doug Mills/The New York Times

With the jury’s decision, Donald Trump’s run of luck in criminal court ran out.

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Will it matter in November? Nate Cohn looks for clues in the polls.

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At Moment of National Turmoil, Biden Feels Compelled to Stay on Sidelines

While the president typically plays a pastoral role after cases that tear at the national fabric, President Biden has effectively been conflicted out.

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President Biden, in a navy suit and sunglasses, holding a bouquet and walking in Veterans Memorial Park in New Castle, Del., flanked by two other people.

Israel Pushes Into Central Rafah in Southern Gaza Offensive

The Israeli military said its forces were operating in the center of Rafah, despite pressure from allies to ease up on its latest offensive.

 

A group of tents sits in the sand as light and dark gray smoke rises in the distance.

She Made an Offer on a Condo. Then the Seller Learned She Was Black.

Raven Baxter, a molecular biologist, claims a white homeowner tried to pull out of a sale because of her race.

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A woman in a bright pink jacket with long hair stands with her hands folded, looking off into the distance.

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Blinken Hints U.S. May Allow Ukraine Greater Latitude to Strike in Russia

Secretary of State Antony Blinken suggested the use of American-supplied arms could expand beyond the current limitation to strikes in the Kharkiv area.

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Russia hit targets in Kharkiv as the U.S. shifted its weapons policy for Ukraine.

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A nighttime image of a damaged apartment block, with a firefighter on a ladder and others below.

These are the weapons that Ukraine might use to strike inside Russia.

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Wait, We’ve Been Flying the Flag the Alitos Had? San Francisco Removes It.

Critics slammed Justice Samuel Alito after the “Appeal to Heaven” flag was flown outside his home, but it had billowed in San Francisco for 60 years.

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In front of the gray San Francisco City Hall building, a row of flags fly on flagpoles. The first flag closest to City Hall is an American flag. The one after that is the “Appeal to Heaven” flag with a green pine tree on it. After that is another American flag, a Texas flag, a California flag, another American flag and a flag that says, “Don’t Give Up The Ship.”

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How 3 Texas Teenagers Grew Up to Be Broadway Stars (and Stayed Friends)

Trey Curtis and J. Quinton Johnson are performing in “Hamilton.” Their friend Vincent Jamal Hooper is Simba in “The Lion King.”

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J. Quinton Johnson, Vincent Jamal Hooper, Trey Curtis lean forward with a blue sky in the background.

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For Female Climbers, Dangers Go Beyond Avalanches and Storms

Women are increasingly reporting sexual harassment and abuse in the sport, including accusations against the renowned climber Nirmal Purja.

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Why Greece Is Betting Big on American Gas

Even as it pivots to solar and wind for itself, Greece aims to become a natural gas supplier across Europe. The U.S. is among its strongest backers.

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The stern of a bright red shiplike structure, stacked with several levels of steel walkways and pipes, with the name “Alexandropoulis” in Greek.

Electricity From Coal Is Pricey. Should Consumers Have to Pay?

Environmental groups are making a new economic argument against coal, the heaviest polluting fossil fuel. Some regulators are listening.

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New Housing Crisis for San Francisco: Where to Put the Sea Lions

The sea lion population at the city’s Pier 39 reached 2,000 this week, setting a record.

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More than a dozen sea lions lie on a wooden float while a splash of water hits them.

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Opinion

The Editorial Board

Donald Trump, Felon

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What Matters Most About Trump’s Guilty Verdict, According to 7 Opinion Writers

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A crowd of Trump supporters wearing various items of Trump-themed clothing: a shirt with many images of the former president’s face, baseball jerseys with Trump 45 on the back, and so on.

Renato Mariotti

How Trump’s Team Blew It

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David French, Michelle Goldberg and Patrick Healy

3 Opinion Writers on the Trump Verdict: ‘If We Think There’s a Trump Cult Already …’

Frank Bruni

Frank Bruni

Trump’s Guilty Verdict May Be a Political Accelerant

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Jonathan Alter

Jonathan Alter

‘Is That Your Verdict?’ As Trump Seethes, a Jury Says ‘Yes.’

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Paul Krugman

Paul Krugman

What if This Is Our Last Real Election?

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Sam Freedman

The Dizzying Rise and Damp, Deflated End of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

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The MorningNewsletter

The Conviction of Donald Trump

He is the first U.S. president, current or former, to be a felon.

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