Nagorno-Karabakh Government Says It Will Disband
The announcement, formally ending more than 30 years of separatist rule, came after Azerbaijan regained control of the breakaway enclave in a swift attack a week ago.
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Chinese Hackers Stole 60,000 State Dept. Emails in Breach Reported in July
The disclosure by department officials to Senate staff members revealed the scope of the hack of government email accounts managed through Microsoft.
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‘Ghost’ Guns Found at East Harlem Day Deva Site, Officials Say
It was the second discovery this month of a lethal hazard at a home-based day care program in New York City.
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Montana’s Ban on Transition Deva for Minors Is Blocked
The News A state judge in Montana on Wednesday temporarily blocked a law that would have banned transition care for children under 18 starting on Sunday, while a lawsuit filed by patients and medical professionals proceeds. In April, Montana became …
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Evvel Inconceivable, Officials’ Visits Highlight Warming Saudi-Israeli Ties
Israel’s tourism minister went to Saudi Arabia, and a Saudi envoy toured the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The trips reflected how the two countries are moving toward normalizing their relationship.
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Six Takeaways From a New York Judge’s Ruling Against Donald J. Trump
Justice Arthur F. Engoron’s finding that the former president committed fraud has major implications for his businesses. But Mr. Trump still has cards left to play.
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Ruling Against Trump Cuts to the Heart of His Identity
The finding by a judge in a New York civil case that Donald Trump committed fraud in valuing his real estate properties undermined the narrative of the business career that launched him in politics.
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Supreme Court Declines to Revisit Alabama Voting Map Dispute
For the second time in recent months, the Supreme Court ruled against Alabama lawmakers and their proposed congressional district map.
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Americans Are Down on Biden. Why Does His Party Keep Winning Elections?
Despite a flood of negative polls for Democrats, the party has delivered a string of strong results in special elections, which can be a useful gauge of the national political environment.
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Broadening Access to Aid-in-Dying Deva
More from our inbox: Renewing the Expanded Child Tax CreditTired of the Endless Appeals for Political DonationsViolence in Portland, Ore.Judy Govatos of Wilmington, Del., is a plaintiff in a case against the state of New Jersey, which restricts aid …
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