International

1. With Brexit Deadlocked, Britain Stares Over a Cliff

   By STEPHEN CASTLE

2. Tribe’s Lone Survivor Glimpsed in Amazon Jungle, Healthy and at Work

   By ERNESTO LONDOÑO

3. Rapper Translates U.K.’s Angry Underprivileged for the Middle and Upper Classes

   By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

4. U.K. Is Using Children as Undercover Spies, Report Says

   By CEYLAN YEGINSU

5. British Man Poisoned by Novichok Is Released From Hospital

   By MEGAN SPECIA

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6. Israel Launches Broad Air Assault in Gaza Following Border Violence

   By ISABEL KERSHNER

7. Israel Cements Right-Wing Agenda in a Furious Week of Lawmaking

   By DAVID M. HALBFINGER

8. Macron to Fire Aide Who Hit Protester, but Pressure Mounts

   By AURELIEN BREEDEN

9. He’s Supposed to Marry a Japanese Princess. Just Don’t Call Him Her Fiancé.

   By MOTOKO RICH

10. Hold Still, Butterflies. Britain Is Counting.

    By YONETTE JOSEPH

11. Pompeo, at U.N., Says North Korean Leader Must Keep Vow to Denuclearize

    By RICK GLADSTONE and SATOSHI SUGIYAMA

12. A Family of 14 Dies in an Airstrike. U.S. Officials Deny They Were Civilians.

    By NAJIM RAHIM and ROD NORDLAND

13. Russian ‘Flash Mob’ Urges U.S. to Free Maria Butina

    By MEGAN SPECIA

14. Insider Attack in Afghanistan Exposes Risks for Advisers at Center of Trump Strategy

    By THOMAS GIBBONS-NEFF

National

1. As Migrant Families Reunite, Texas Border Cities Scramble to Help

   By MANNY FERNANDEZ and MITCHELL FERMAN

2. Trump Endorsement in Georgia Race Surprised, and Frustrated, Some Republicans

   By JONATHAN MARTIN and ALEXANDER BURNS

3. With All Eyes on Joe Manchin, He Is All Ears at a Supreme Court Round Table

   By ALEXANDRA YOON-HENDRICKS

4. Trump Doubles Down on Russia. The Spies Shake Their Heads in Disbelief.

   By JULIAN E. BARNES, ERIC SCHMITT and KATIE BENNER

5. Father of Parkland Shooting Survivors Is Fatally Shot in Robbery

   By CHRISTINE HAUSER

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6. Bill Shine, Trump’s Top Communicator, Was Questioned by Federal Prosecutors

   By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON and EMILY STEEL

7. Got $250? You Can Go to Sean Spicer’s Book Party

   By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON

8. Jay-Z Criticizes Philadelphia Over Displaced Festival

   By KAYLA COCKREL

9. Republicans Choose Charlotte for Their 2020 Convention

   By ALAN BLINDER and MAGGIE ASTOR

10. More Than 100 Former Ohio State Students Allege Sexual Misconduct

    By CATIE EDMONDSON

11. Fukushima’s Nuclear Imprint Is Found in California Wine (Drinkers, Don’t Panic)

    By MIHIR ZAVERI

Obituaries

1. Shinobu Hashimoto, Writer of Towering Kurosawa Films, Is Dead at 100

   By MARGALIT FOX

2. Stephen Saban, Chronicler (and Arbiter) of New York Night Life, Dies at 72

   By ALEX WILLIAMS

Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters

1. A $5.1 Billion Fine for Google Won’t Fix Tech

   By THE EDITORIAL BOARD

2. The Newfound Power of People Wielding Library Cards

   By DAMON WINTER

3. Blame the 400-Pound Guy

   By TIMOTHY EGAN

4. When Donald Met Vladimir: The Transcript

   By BRET STEPHENS

5. How the Midterm Elections May Be Compromised

   By MYRNA PÉREZ

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6. What if You Owned a Beach but Weren’t Allowed to Get to It?

   By KATHLEEN SHARP

7. The Essay That Helped Bring Down the Soviet Union

   By NATAN SHARANSKY

8. Putting Out the Welcome Mat for Putin

9. Rep. John Faso Responds: Rap Music and Politics

New York

1. City Releases Trove of Documents in Central Park Jogger Case

   By BENJAMIN MUELLER, BENJAMIN WEISER and ZOE GREENBERG

2. Flatiron District Fears Contamination After Steam Pipe Explosion

   By PATRICK McGEEHAN and TYLER PAGER

3. How Dangerous Is Asbestos From the Steam Pipe Explosion in New York?

   By JAMES GLANZ

4. Trump’s Visits Ground Business at Small New Jersey Airports

   By COREY KILGANNON

5. Library Cards Rival Golden Tickets With Culture Pass Option

   By AMANDA SVACHULA

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6. Killings of 4 Teens, Within 6 Miles of Each Other, Shake Brooklyn

   By TYLER BLINT-WELSH

The Arts

1. The History Behind the Birthright Citizenship Battle

   By JENNIFER SCHUESSLER

2. She Gave Millions to Artists Without Credit. Until Now.

   By ROBIN POGREBIN

3. Drake’s ‘Scorpion’ Is the Year’s Biggest Album. But Can You Find It in Stores?

   By AMANDA SVACHULA

4. Review: A Dazzling ‘Creation’ Brings Light to Lincoln Center

   By ANTHONY TOMMASINI

5. Review: An Orchestra of Teenagers, but No Apologies Necessary

   By SETH COLTER WALLS

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6. Taylor Swift and Jennifer Hudson to Star in ‘Cats’ Movie Adaptation

   By AISHA HARRIS

7. Clark’s New Contemporary Curator Expands Its Focus

   By DANIEL GRANT

8. The Gardner Museum Heist, Still a Mystery, Now a Podcast

   By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE

9. Review: Song Trumps Senility in the Angry ‘Allelujah!’

   By BEN BRANTLEY

10. Britain Wants to Keep Trump. The Baby Version, That Is.

    By ALEX MARSHALL

11. Review: ‘Period’ Favors Dance Subtlety Over Substance

    By BRIAN SEIBERT

12. Lin-Manuel Miranda to Direct Film Adaptation of ‘Tick, Tick … Boom!’

    By SOPAN DEB

13. What’s on TV Saturday: ‘Me, Myself & I’ and ‘Finding Neverland’

    By SARA ARIDI

Business Day

1. Bayer Will Stop Selling the Troubled Essure Birth Control Implants

   By SHEILA KAPLAN

2. California Wants to Reinvent the Power Grid. So What Could Go Wrong?

   By IVAN PENN

3. ‘Big Red Flag’: Automakers’ Trade Secrets Exposed in Data Leak

   By STACY COWLEY

4. G.E. Announces Progress on Cost-Cutting, but Risks Still Lurk

   By STEVE LOHR

5. Disney Fires ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Director Over Offensive Tweets

   By BROOKS BARNES

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6. Chinese Shopping App Pinduoduo Sued in U.S. Ahead of I.P.O.

   By RAYMOND ZHONG

7. Rescued From Obscurity: How Discarded Items Become Treasures

   By PAUL SULLIVAN

8. At Least Online, Interest Rates on Savings Finally Move Up

   By ANN CARRNS

9. Kimberly Guilfoyle, Co-Host of ‘The Five,’ Is Leaving Fox News

   By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM

Sports Saturday

1. Clipper Darrell Won’t Bow to King James. But He Wants To.

   By KURT STREETER

2. Meet Pedro Guerrero. No, Not THAT Pedro Guerrero.

   By JAMES WAGNER

3. British Open: Tommy Fleetwood Is Again Flirting With a First Major Title

   By BILL PENNINGTON

4. Where the Fairway and the Railway Lie Side by Side

   By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY

5. Surprise! The N.F.L. National Anthem Problem Is Not Going Away.

   By VICTOR MATHER and KEN BELSON

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6. For Four Racers, the Lake Placid Ironman Became an Annual Pilgrimage

   By ZACH SCHONBRUN

7. Peter Sagan Claims Another Stage Win at the Tour de France

   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

8. Mets Get Yoenis Cespedes Back, and He Homers to Help Beat the Yankees

   By JAMES WAGNER

Today's Correction Article

1. Corrections: July 21, 2018