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Junot Díaz Remains on Pulitzer Board After Review of Misconduct Allegations
Junot Díaz will remain on the Pulitzer Prize board after a five-month review into sexual misconduct allegations against him. The board said it found no evidence that would lead it to remove him.
C.I.A. Concludes That Saudi Crown Prince Ordered Khashoggi Killed
The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, in March in Washington.
California Fire Hits ‘Rehab Riviera,’ Putting Addiction Care in Jeopardy
Charred hills in Malibu, Calif., which has one of the nation’s largest concentrations of rehabilitation centers and sober living homes.
He Was 302 Pounds, but in This Battle, He’s David and Not Goliath
Eric Winston is leading the N.F.L. Players Association as it braces for war with ownership: the renegotiation of the N.F.L.’s current collective bargaining agreement.
Stacey Abrams Ends Fight for Georgia Governor With Harsh Words for Her Rival
Brian Kemp, Georgia’s former secretary of state, is positioned to maintain the Republican grip on power in Georgia, which has not elected a Democrat as governor since 1998.
Critic’s Pick: Review: In ‘Enemies,’ There’s No Doubt Who’s the Enemy in Chief
The former attorney general John Ashcroft played a part in the most engrossing sequence of the Showtime docu-series “Enemies: The President, Justice & the F.B.I.”
Jerry Ohlinger, Colorful Dealer in Film Memorabilia, Dies at 75
Jerry Ohlinger in an undated photo. His store is said to be New York’s last film memorabilia shop of a certain type: an overstuffed place where customers can come and talk cinema but might need help
In Turkey, Mourning the Dissident Khashoggi While Cracking Down on Dissent
Dissidents, journalists and activists in a courtyard of the Fatih Mosque in Istanbul on Friday to honor Jamal Khashoggi.
Glenn Lowry, MoMA Director, Will Continue Through 2025
Glenn D. Lowry, director of the Museum of Modern Art, will stay on through 2025.
On Pro Basketball: Carmelo Anthony: The Square-Peg Superstar
Carmelo Anthony’s time with the Houston Rockets was short-lived.
In ‘The Bisexual,’ Desiree Akhavan Grapples With All Kinds of Sexuality
In “The Bisexual,” arriving Friday on Hulu, Desiree Akhavan grapples with “the stuff that we’re uncomfortable to say out loud.”
Two Years In, Trump Struggles to Master Role of Military Commander
President Trump on Thursday at the Marine Barracks in Washington. Afterward, he returned to the White House to address a group of veterans.
Playlist: The Playlist: Mariah Carey Issues a Warning, and 12 More New Songs
Mariah Carey’s new album, “Caution,” feels like an attempt at self-preservation.
Google Cloud Executive Who Sought Pentagon Contract Steps Down
Diane Greene, a co-founder and former chief executive of VMware, was hired in 2015 to expand Google’s cloud computing business.
Victoria’s Secret? In 2018, Fewer Women Want to Hear It
Mirror, mirror: a model reflected during a Victoria’s Secret show casting.
Air Quality in California: Devastating Fires Lead to a New Danger
Smoke from the Camp Fire hung over Paradise, Calif., on Wednesday. Air quality in Northern California ranks with the worst in the world.
Trump Says He’ll Nominate Andrew Wheeler to Head the E.P.A.
Andrew R. Wheeler has been the acting administrator since July, when Scott Pruitt stepped down amid multiple ethics investigations.
What the Dutch Can Teach Us About Wildfires
The lights of a firetruck illuminate a firefighter dowsing a hot spot at the Thomas Fire in December 2017 in Montecito, Calif.
