Planned Parenthood Battle Could Sway Fortunes of G.O.P. Health Bill
By AVANTIKA CHILKOTI
Planned Parenthood, threatened with a cutoff of more than 40 percent of its funding, is mobilizing to bring down the Republican health care bill.
The Times in Print for Saturday, June 24, 2017
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Republican Senator Vital to Health Bill’s Passage Won’t Support It
By JONATHAN MARTIN and ALEXANDER BURNS
Senator Dean Heller of Nevada became the latest Republican to say he cannot support a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act in its current form.
Mistrial in Cincinnati Shooting as Officer Is Latest Not to Be Convicted
By JESS BIDGOOD and RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA
It was a second hung jury for Ray Tensing, the ex-officer charged in the death of Samuel DuBose during a botched traffic stop in 2015 in Cincinnati.
Maritime Mystery: Why a U.S. Destroyer Failed to Dodge a Cargo Ship
By SCOTT SHANE
Lookouts and radar operators on the destroyer Fitzgerald should have spotted the freighter it collided with, and the captain should have been wakened.
Easiest Path to Riches on the Web? An Initial Coin Offering
By NATHANIEL POPPER
Programmers are selling digital currencies redeemable for services that do not exist. Where some see a financing revolution, others see trouble.
C.I.A. Set Up Secret Back Channel With Syria to Try to Free U.S. Hostage
By ADAM GOLDMAN
The Trump administration began searching early on for ways to free Austin Tice, a journalist who has been missing since 2012.
Out of High School, Into Real Life
By JACK HEALY
This graduation season, The New York Times talked with seniors across the country who are not headed to college about their plans, hopes and dreams.
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Outside Collectors for I.R.S. Are Accused of Illegal Practices
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Europe and Japan Near Trade Deal as U.S. Takes Protectionist Path
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Nearly 4,000 Residents Evacuated in London Because of Fire Hazards
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Turkey Drops Evolution From Curriculum, Angering Secularists
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The Saturday Profile: The Man Who Helped Turn Toronto Into a High-Tech Hotbed
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F.B.I. Investigating Deals Involving Paul Manafort and Son-in-Law
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Because of an Earlier Incident, This Column May Infuriate You
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Coney Island’s Coaster King Takes Another Spin
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Review: Jonas Kaufmann Sings an ‘Otello’ for the Ages
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art review: Documenta Kassel: Using Art as Their Witness
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Let the Waiting Begin: Calling Pitches, Slowly, in College Baseball
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On Pro Basketball: N.B.A. Drafts Come and Go, but Carmelo Anthony Always Remains
Today's Front Pages
Quotation of the Day
"It looks very much like the computer was driving."
STEFFAN WATKINS, an IT security consultant who writes for Janes Intelligence on ship tracking, on the path of the 730-foot freighter that struck an American Navy destroyer off the coast of Japan.
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Xi Jinping Is Set for a Big Gamble With China’s Carbon Trading Market
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Arab Nations Demand Qatar Shut Al Jazeera, Cut Islamist Ties and Detail Funding
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The Saturday Profile: The Man Who Helped Turn Toronto Into a High-Tech Hotbed
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As U.S. Kills ISIS Leaders, a Notorious One Remains Elusive
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State Dept. Moves to Shut Office Planning Afghanistan Strategy
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Khmer Rouge Trial, Perhaps the Last, Nears End in Cambodia
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In South Korea, Confidante of Ousted President Gets 3 Years in Prison
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Turkey Drops Evolution From Curriculum, Angering Secularists
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Loose Definition of Terrorism Upends a Syrian Asylum Seeker’s Life
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Nearly 4,000 Residents Evacuated in London Because of Fire Hazards
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8 Figures on Gun Ownership, and Attitudes, in America
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Justices Side With Immigrant Who Got Bad Legal Advice
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Out of High School, Into Real Life
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New Charges for Ex-Officer in Texas Accused of Murdering Black Teenager
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Senate Health Plan Falls Short of Promise for Cheaper Care, Experts Say
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How Medicaid Works, and Who It Covers
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The Upshot: The Health Debate Shows What Both Parties Care About Most
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Trump Indicates Tweet on Tapes Was Meant to Affect Comey Testimony
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F.B.I. Investigating Deals Involving Paul Manafort and Son-in-Law
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Trump Signs Bill Meant to Restore Trust in V.A.
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A.T.F. Memo Indicates Agents’ Off-the-Books Account Was Against the Rules
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The Incredible Shrinking White House Briefing
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A Trump Bump for Law Firm of President’s Lawyer
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Melania Trump Hires White House Chief Usher From the Family Business
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Gabe Pressman, a Dean of New York TV Journalism, Dies at 93
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Frank Kush, Hall of Fame Coach of Arizona State, Dies at 88
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Editorial: The Torturers Speak
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Editorial: New M.T.A. Chairman Is the Right Choice for a Tough Job
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Op-Ed Columnist: Trump 2020 Is No Joke
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Op-Ed Columnist: How Twitter Pornified Politics
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Op-Ed Columnist: Taking On the Frat Boys
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Op-Ed Contributor: The Democrats’ Religion Problem
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Op-Ed Contributor: Why We Must Make a Mockery of Trump
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Letters: Is the Russia Inquiry Overblown? Readers Doubt It
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Letter: Donald Trump’s Denial of Tapes of James Comey
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Letter: Torture and Nuremberg
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Letter: No Death Knell for ISIS
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As de Blasio Urges Emissions Cuts, Key Climate Posts Sit Empty
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Preaching the Value of Social Studies, in a Second Career
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Baby in Coma for 5 Days Dies in Brooklyn; Father Remains Jailed
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Does It Matter Who Runs New York City’s Schools?
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Coney Island’s Coaster King Takes Another Spin
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art review: Documenta Kassel: Using Art as Their Witness
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Review: Jonas Kaufmann Sings an ‘Otello’ for the Ages
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On Comedy: She Swipes Right on Tinder, and Everyone’s In on the Joke
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Review: A 20th-Century Sequel to ‘Barber of Seville’ and ‘Figaro’
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‘Indecent’ to Remain Open on Broadway, Despite Closing Notice
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Johnny Depp Flirts With Idea of Trump Assassination, Then Apologizes
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Mimi O’Donnell Leaves Post at Labyrinth Theater Company
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Courtney Kemp: Courtney Kemp of ‘Power’ on Shakespeare and Ghost’s Evolution
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Alan Gilbert to Lead NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra in Hamburg
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Review: ‘Harbored’ Spins Immigrants’ Tales, With Liberty in View
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Review: Miami City Ballet Brings Its Own Sunshine to Jacob’s Pillow
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What’s on TV Saturday: ‘The Birth of a Nation’ and the America’s Cup
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Outside Collectors for I.R.S. Are Accused of Illegal Practices
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From 9/11 to Orlando, Ken Feinberg’s Alter Ego in Compensating Victims
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Your Money: Does God Want You to Spend $300,000 for College?
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Europe and Japan Near Trade Deal as U.S. Takes Protectionist Path
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Google Will No Longer Scan Gmail for Ad Targeting
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Wealth Matters: How to Make the Family Business Work Across the Generations
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Your Money Adviser: Tips for Adding a Teenage Driver to Your Auto Insurance
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E.C.B. Seeks Control Over London Trading After ‘Brexit’
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European Central Bank Moves to Wind Down Two Italian Banks
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Allied Irish Banks Valued at $13.3 Billion in I.P.O.
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OSHA to Roll Back Rules on Toxic Mineral at Construction Sites
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A Key Challenge for America’s Cup Crews: Don’t Fall Overboard
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On Pro Basketball: N.B.A. Drafts Come and Go, but Carmelo Anthony Always Remains
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Let the Waiting Begin: Calling Pitches, Slowly, in College Baseball
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Knicks Sign Canyon Barry, a Student of Triangles
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For Aric Van Halen, a Steeplechaser, Jump Takes On a New Meaning
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Asked to Switch Positions, Asdrubal Cabrera Asks to Switch Teams
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Mexico Hopes to Make Statement Against Russia in Confederations Cup
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Rangers Trade Derek Stepan to Coyotes Ahead of N.H.L. Draft
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Sports Briefing: Stolen Plans Might Mean a Win on Race Day for Jimmie Johnson
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In New York Soccer Rivalry, Cult Figures Outnumber Championships
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Devils Take Nico Hischier No. 1, Defying N.H.L. Draft Predictions
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