Trump Says Prosecutors ‘Ought to Apologize’ to Roger Stone
The Justice Department had moved against its own prosecutors to recommend a shorter sentence for one of President Trump’s friends, Roger J. Stone Jr.
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These Are the Roger Stone Prosecutors Who Quit the Case
The team of assistant U.S. attorneys withdrew from the case after the Justice Department overruled their sentencing recommendation and pushed for a more lenient punishment for President Trump’s former campaign adviser.
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Bernie Sanders Scores Narrow Victory in New Hampshire Primary
The Vermont senator tightened his grip on the Democratic Party’s liberal wing, benefiting from a field that has divided moderate voters.
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Who Won in New Hampshire? Not the Establishment
Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg emerge at the top of the field as two former front-runners fade.
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Andrew Yang Drops Out of Presidential Race
Mr. Yang, an entrepreneur with no previous political experience, mounted a long-shot presidential campaign that promoted a universal basic income and persisted well beyond expectations.
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Michael Bennet Drops Out of the 2020 Presidential Race
Mr. Bennet, a senator from Colorado, took a middle path in the race for the Democratic nomination. He failed to make gains in the polls and with donors.
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Prosecutors Quit Roger Stone Case After Justice Dept. Intervenes on Sentencing
President Trump had complained that the recommendation of seven to nine years in prison for his former adviser and longtime friend was a “miscarriage of justice.”
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New Hampshire Primary: What Time Polls Close and What to Watch For
The Democratic presidential candidates are jostling for the top spot or, failing that, a strong finish. The Times will provide up-to-date results and live political analysis.
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Bloomberg’s Blunt Defense of Stop-and-Frisk Policy Draws Scrutiny
As the former New York City mayor starts to rise in the polls as a Democratic presidential candidate, an audio recording of him defending the policy in 2015 is circulating widely on social media.
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Elizabeth Warren, in New Memo, Outlines Her Path and Rivals’ Flaws
Seeking a revival, Ms. Warren’s campaign manager sent a letter to supporters expressing optimism about her path forward while taking a skeptical view of her leading opponents.
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Caucuses vs. Primaries: Why New Hampshire Won’t Be Like Iowa
New Hampshire holds a primary, Iowa held caucuses, and that means greater potential for chaos was built into the Iowa process before a single precinct reported its results.
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Newly released footage shows China disinfecting everything -- and everyone -- as the coronavirus continues to spread. People are seen walking into a "Disinfection Passage" and soon disappearing in the mist that is said to kill 99% of viruses in just 20 seconds. Chinese workers can also be seen spraying down sidewalks, street poles; in Luoyang, trucks are seen driving in unison as they spray disinfectant on the streets.
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Elizabeth Warren Is Running Her Race. The Real One May Be Passing Her By.
The candidate keeps talking about winning “unwinnable fights.” But the New Hampshire primary was not supposed to be in that category.
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Biden Braces for a Rough New Hampshire Vote, Setting Expectations Low
After Joe Biden’s fourth-place finish in Iowa, some supporters fear that a damaging result in Tuesday’s primary could hurt his financial resources to compete in later contests.
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Coronavirus Updates: Thousands Ordered to Quarantine After Cases Are Linked to Shopping Center
Dozens of people were quarantined at a Hong Kong housing complex after the virus appeared to spread through the building’s pipes. The number of total cases in China topped 42,000.
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Hiding From Coronavirus in Indonesia. But Is It Truly Virus-Free?
Experts find it astonishing that Indonesia has yet to announce a case despite hosting some 5,000 Chinese tourists a day in Bali before halting flights last week.
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Some Experts Worry as a Germ-Phobic Trump Confronts a Growing Epidemic
When President Barack Obama contended with an Ebola outbreak, Mr. Trump demanded measures like canceling flights, forcing quarantines and even denying the return of American medical workers.
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‘Like Europe in Medieval Times’: Virus Slows China’s Economy
Workers can’t return to their jobs as supply lines get snarled, extending the forced holiday and fracturing the country.
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Coronavirus Updates: Languishing Industry in Mainland China, and an Evacuation in Hong Kong
President Xi Jinping, accused of being aloof amid the crisis, made a very public appearance in Beijing.
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Horrifying footage shows airplanes struggling to battle fierce the winds of Storm Ciara. Planes are seen attempting and failing to land on the runway at the UK’s Birmingham airport and rocking wildly from side to side at Zurich’s airport. Any passengers who didn’t have a fear of flying before, probably have one now.
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‘Let’s Not Shake Hands’: Xi Jinping Tours Beijing Amid Coronavirus Crisis
China’s leader, who rarely mingles with the public, visited several sites in the capital and spoke to medical workers in Wuhan via video conferencing.
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Coronavirus: Live Updates and Coverage
China reported a record 97 deaths in one day, as the country’s leader, Xi Jinping, made a public appearance in Beijing to show he’s in charge of efforts to contain the outbreak.
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Cruise Ship’s Coronavirus Outbreak Leaves Crew Nowhere to Hide
Cases of the new virus on the quarantined Diamond Princess reached 135 on Monday. Among them are at least 10 workers, and conditions below decks have raised fears of further spread.
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Trump’s $4.8 Trillion Budget Would Cut Safety Net Programs and Boost Defense
The budget, while largely a messaging document, reflects the administration’s spending priorities’ stark contrast with Mr. Trump’s Democratic rivals.
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Trump’s Budget Math Grapples With Economic Reality
The budget predicts the economy will grow significantly faster than most economists anticipate.
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How the Iowa Caucuses Became an Epic Fiasco for Democrats
The problems that beset the Democratic Party’s first state caucus of the presidential race ran far deeper and wider than one bad app.
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Sanders and Buttigieg Clash, Aiming for a Two-Person Race
The point of the attacks was not to set off mass defections between the left and the center, but rather to consolidate support on one side of the party or the other.
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Iowa Democrats Give Buttigieg the Most Delegates as Sanders Team Seeks Recanvass
Errors in the results have led The Times and others to refrain from calling the race, and the Sanders campaign manager said a partial recanvass of precincts could change the outcome.
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Coronavirus Epidemic Reaches Bleak Milestone, Exceeding SARS Toll
This outbreak has killed more people, and more quickly, than a previous epidemic.
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As Deaths Mount, China Tries to Speed Up Coronavirus Testing
China is racing to screen ever more patients in Hubei Province, acknowledging that delays in diagnosing the virus are a major obstacle to controlling the epidemic.
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