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Donald Trump Releases List of Possible Supreme Court Picks
The presumptive Republican nominee for president is trying to quell concerns that he would not select conservative jurists.Arts
How Robin Wright Negotiated Equal Pay on ‘House of Cards’
Ms. Wright said that when negotiating with her Netflix bosses, she declared, “You better pay me or I’m going to go public.”U.S.
Bernie Sanders, Eyeing Convention, Willing to Harm Hillary Clinton in the Homestretch
Determined to transform the party, the senator is aiming to amass enough leverage to press his agenda at the convention — or even wrest the nomination.World
EgyptAir Flight Believed to Have Crashed at Sea; Egypt Cites Possible Terrorism
Flight 804, carrying 66 people en route to Cairo from Paris, disappeared shortly before it was due to land. The reason was unclear, but the developments touched off fears about terrorism.U.S.
2016 Delegate Count and Primary Results
The 2016 primaries and caucuses have begun. See results and upcoming primary dates.Business Day
Morley Safer, Mainstay of ‘60 Minutes,’ Is Dead at 84
Mr. Safer was on the CBS show for 46 years, and as a TV correspondent brought the horrors of the Vietnam War into America’s living rooms.Opinion
Austria’s Election Is a Warning to the West
For the first time since the defeat of Nazism, a Western European country might elect a far-right head of state.U.S.
Bernie Sanders Wins Oregon; Hillary Clinton Declares Victory in Kentucky
Mr. Sanders prevailed over Mrs. Clinton in the Oregon primary, while Mrs. Clinton claimed victory in Kentucky, edging Mr. Sanders by 1,900 votes in unofficial results.N.Y. / Region
Woman Found Guilty of Murder in 1991 Death of Her Son, 5
The verdict ended a mystery that has long haunted the New Jersey community where the child disappeared and confirmed suspicions harbored by many that his mother, Michelle Lodzinski, was responsible.The jury has decided, probably correctly.
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White House Increases Overtime Eligibility by Millions
A rule to be issued by the Labor Department will state that most salaried workers earning up to $47,476 a year must receive overtime pay when they work more than 40 hours.N.Y. / Region
Manhattan Office Workers Start a Post-it War, and Stick With It
The windows of two buildings on Canal Street are covered in sticky-note re-creations of cartoon characters, memes and logos, the result of a friendly back and forth between firms.N.Y. / Region
Police Fatally Shoot Man on a Midtown Manhattan Street
The shooting happened near the intersection of 49th Street and Eighth Avenue on Wednesday morning after the man refused to drop a knife, the police said.U.S.
Transgender Bathroom Debate Turns Personal at a Vermont High School
An announcement supporting a transgender student’s use of the restroom of his choice has divided students and parents in Chester.U.S.
What Would It Take for Donald Trump to Deport 11 Million and Build a Wall?
Mr. Trump’s proposal, which calls for deporting millions and building a wall along the southern border, is financially, scientifically and legally problematic, experts say.World
The EgyptAir Flight: Moment by Moment
EgyptAir Flight 804, en route from Paris to Cairo, disappeared from radar over the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday morning after it abruptly turned and dropped in altitude.
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Egypt and Greece Mount Search for Missing EgyptAir Plane
The Egyptian military said that it had deployed aircraft and naval vessels to search for the plane, but there was no indication of what happened to the jetliner.U.S.
What’s in Donald Trump’s 104-Page Financial Disclosure?
A New York Times analysis of Donald J. Trump’s financial disclosure report.Not enough.
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Ex-Aide to Hillary Clinton Testifies About Email Server
The testimony by Lewis A. Lukens was part of a lawsuit brought against the State Department by a conservative legal advocacy group.U.S.
Crossing the Line: How Donald Trump Behaved With Women in Private
Interviews reveal unwelcome advances, a shrewd reliance on ambition, and unsettling workplace conduct over decades.___________________________________________________________________________________
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Fort McMurray Residents May Be Allowed Back Even as Fire Rages
The return of residents evacuated on May 3 is contingent on the restoration of a variety of basic services, Alberta’s premier said.N.Y. / Region
Metro-North Restores Limited Service After Fire
The damage from a fire that broke out beneath the railroad tracks in East Harlem continues to disrupt service; an official said trains would run on a Saturday schedule until Friday.Travel
The Farallon Islands Are Off Limits to Humans — But Not Wildlife
The Farallon Islands are only 26 miles west of San Francisco but feel remote. A boat trip offers passengers a view of seabirds, seals and whales.Travel
Bringing a Destination Wedding Within a Family’s Reach
With an infant in tow, a thrifty couple learns that a beach fiesta and wedding in Mexico are exercises in budgetary gamesmanship.Travel
On Packing Light and the Car Seat Question
A new mother traveling internationally with her infant for the first time learns that there is a daunting list of baby must-haves.Times Insider
Attached: When Reporting and Caring Are Intertwined
“I hoped my six elders wouldn’t give me stuff to write about: wouldn’t fall or get sick or worse, all the things that make for riveting copy. No news was good news.”World
From Dog Farms in South Korea to New Lives as Pets Abroad
An animal-rights group has had success offering dog farmers thousands of dollars to give up their animals to be adopted as pets abroad.Business Day
A Child Care Gap in the Résumé: Whether to Explain or Not
Though many women follow “don’t ask, don’t tell” when job-seeking after a child care gap, a study says it may be better to explain why they stayed home.Food
A Distinctive Aged Cheddar-Style Cheese
Goat’s and cow’s milk from Wisconsin and aging in Chicago produce a winner.World
In Sri Lanka, Little Hope for Survivors After Deadly Landslides
More than 130 people were missing after mud blanketed three villages on a mountain on the island, where monsoon season has just begun.Sports
Russian Prosecutors to Investigate Olympic Doping Accusations
In a statement on Thursday, the prosecutors said that they would investigate reports in the last six months that Russian athletes doped at three recent Olympics.Opinion
Who Gains From College Diversity?
College administrators and others discuss financial aid and diversity in the student body as well as academic administration.World
Alberta Wildfire Upends Plan to Restart Oil Sands Operations
Just as the Canadian oil sands companies were preparing to resume full-scale operations, they and residents of the Fort McMurray area were forced to stay away.U.S.
Donald Trump’s Immigration Plan: Big Promises, Bigger Doubts
Mr. Trump’s proposal, which calls for deporting millions and building a wall along the southern border, is financially, scientifically and legally problematic, experts say.Real Estate
Finally, a Move to Manhattan
Keith Peterson was looking for a one-bedroom in Chelsea, but was charmed by the Lower East Side.Science
Let Your Cat’s Mouse Games Begin
A veterinarian discusses the house cat’s need for exercise and mental stimulation.N.Y. / Region
Police Fatally Shoot Man in Midtown Manhattan
The shooting happened near the intersection of 49th Street and Eighth Avenue on Wednesday morning after the man refused to drop a knife, the police said.Food
At King of Falafel, the Crown Jewels Are Chickpeas
A popular street cart has spawned a new restaurant in Astoria, Queens.Science
As Attention Grows, Transgender Children’s Numbers Are Elusive
For all the heated debate about bathroom access, a central fact remains unclear: how many children in the United States identify as transgender.T Magazine
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