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Between Mr. Cosby’s trials came the revelations about Harvey Weinstein and a cascade of other powerful men.
Mr. Cosby has not said much about the sexual assault allegations against him, but on Thursday he erupted with a vulgarity aimed at the prosecutor.
Everything at the historic meeting of two Korean leaders, from the menu to the meeting room, is laced with meaning.
On Thursday alone, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson became a failed cabinet nominee, Michael D. Cohen was back in court and Scott Pruitt was facing a congressional committee.
Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. chief, said that decisions regarding illegal actions by his office had been made by his staff members without his knowledge.
Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician, withdrew from consideration as secretary of Veterans Affairs, saying the allegations against him had become a distraction.
In an interview on “Fox & Friends,” the president said that the investigation of his lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, was about Mr. Cohen’s personal business dealings.
Barbara S. Jones, now a lawyer, will oversee a review determining whether anything seized from Mr. Cohen by the F.B.I. is protected by attorney-client privilege.
Investigators used DNA from crime scenes and plugged that genetic profile into an online genealogy database, tracing DNA to the suspect, Joseph James DeAngelo.
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In considering the ban, the Supreme Court justices seem focused on one question: Should the president’s authority have anything to do with his personal beliefs?
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Believed to be the first woman to drive a taxi in New York City, she also overcame a speech impediment to work on Broadway, in film and on television. She was 103.
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