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  1. U.S. Officials Order Better Tracking of a Political Flashpoint: America's Diversity

    New survey questions in federal forms will draw a more detailed portrait of racial and ethnic origins. Officials point to the benefits, but the changes could face a conservative backlash.

     By Michael Wines

    CreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times
    1. Trump's Defense Team Argues First Amendment Prohibits Georgia Charges

      Fulton County prosecutors say Donald J. Trump's comments about the 2020 election were meant to advance a broad criminal scheme to overturn the election results.

       By Richard Fausset and Danny Hakim

      CreditPool photo by Dennis Byron
    2. The Five Minutes That Brought Down the Francis Scott Key Bridge

      When a massive cargo ship lost power in Baltimore, crews scrambled to control the ship and to evacuate the bridge lying ahead. But it was too late.

       By Annie Correal, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Campbell Robertson, Michael Forsythe and Mike Baker

      CreditErin Schaff/The New York Times
    3. Appeals Court Keeps Block on Texas Migrant Arrest Law

      The decision in favor of the federal government left in place a trial court injunction while courts determine whether the measure is legal.

       By J. David Goodman

      CreditJordan Vonderhaar for The New York Times

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  1. Election Updates: Trump plans to attend the wake for a slain N.Y.P.D. officer.

    CreditJim Wilson/The New York Times
  2. Trump Attacks R.F.K. Jr., a Third-Party Wild Card

    Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the independent presidential candidate, has asserted that he intends to be a "spoiler" for both Donald Trump and President Biden.

     By Michael Gold

    CreditSaul Martinez for The New York Times
  3. NBC's Ronna McDaniel Hire Wasn't Politics, or TV, as Usual

    The deal with a former R.N.C. chair who enabled election deniers risked the credibility of NBC News — and ended up pleasing no one.

     By James Poniewozik

    CreditRebecca Blackwell/Associated Press
  4. The R.N.C. Has a New Interview Question: Was the 2020 Election Stolen?

    The question during job interviews at the Republican National Committee reflects Donald J. Trump's newly tightened grip on the party apparatus.

     By Michael C. Bender

    CreditCecile Clocheret/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
  5. Kari Lake, a Trump Acolyte, Struggles to Find Her Path

    The Republican Senate candidate in Arizona, who has been an election denier and Trump supporter, is seeking to appeal to establishment Republicans.

     By Michael C. Bender and Kellen Browning

    CreditRebecca Noble for The New York Times
  1. Georgia Lawmakers Approve Tougher Rules on Immigration After Student's Killing

    A bill prompted by the death of Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student, would force law enforcement agencies to report undocumented immigrants to federal officials.

    By Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon and Rick Rojas

  2. Woman Who Received 5-Year Sentence in Voter Fraud Case Is Acquitted

    A Texas appeals court reversed its earlier opinion that had upheld the conviction of Crystal Mason, who was found guilty of illegally casting a provisional ballot in 2016, even though she claimed she hadn't known she was ineligible to vote.

    By Orlando Mayorquín

  3. Shohei Ohtani Is Home and Focused on Baseball. Dodgers Fans Are Relieved.

    Los Angeles finally got a close look at baseball's megastar on Thursday, as a gambling situation involving his former interpreter took a back seat to opening day.

    By Tim Arango and Sinna Nasseri

  4. 4 Presidents, 2 Events and a Preview of Campaign Clashes to Come

    President Biden raised $25 million at a Radio City Music Hall event, adding to his huge cash edge, after Donald Trump pushed his law-and-order message at a wake for a police officer killed on duty.

    By Lisa Lerer

  5. Trump, Attending Wake of Slain N.Y.P.D. Officer, Pushes Campaign Message on Crime

    Mr. Trump called the officer's death a horrible tragedy and, as he often does on the trail, broadly called for a crackdown on violent crime without mentioning specific policies.

    By Michael Gold

  6. 'They Never Came Home': Bridge Collapse Casts a Pall Over Baltimore's Hispanic Community

    The six men who were killed were all immigrants from Latin America. Their deaths have shaken the growing Hispanic community in and around Baltimore.

    By Eduardo Medina

  7. Auto Industry Expects Minimal Disruption From Port Shutdown

    Baltimore is a top destination for car shipments, but companies are finding ways to use other ports on the East Coast.

    By Neal E. Boudette

  8. Officials Say Hazardous Material Aboard Crashed Ship Poses No Threat

    Two containers fell into the water and were missing, but neither contained hazardous materials, the Coast Guard said.

    By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs

  9. Taiwan's Top Diplomat Says U.S. Aid to Ukraine Is Critical for Deterring China

    Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said in an interview that a Russian victory could embolden China to move against Taiwan and would fuel anti-American propaganda.

    By Edward Wong

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  10. What We Know About the Crew on the Ship That Hit the Baltimore Bridge

    One crew member of the Dali received stitches, then returned to the ship. It's not clear how long they'll have to remain on board.

    By Santul Nerkar

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