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Charles V. Hamilton, an Apostle of ‘Black Power,’ Dies at 94

​ He popularized the term “institutional racism” and, with Stokely Carmichael, wrote a book in 1967 that was seen as a radical manifesto. Charles V. Hamilton, a philosophical godfather of

Republicans Push Hard Line on Russia While Defending Trump’s NATO Comments

​ Senator Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina, said on Sunday that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was a “murderous dictator” responsible for the death of the opposition leader

‘Most Wanted’ Man Pleads Guilty in Cyberattack That Upended Vermont Hospital

​ Vyacheslav Igorevich Penchukov, 37, of Ukraine, pleaded guilty in federal court for his role in two separate malware schemes that caused tens of millions of dollars in losses. A

Intelligence Chairman Defends His Hints About a Russian Space Weapon

​ Representative Michael R. Turner, who drew criticism last week after releasing a cryptic statement about a new threat, said he wanted to avoid “an international crisis.” Representative Michael R.

Poll Ranks Biden as 14th-Best President, With Trump Last

​ President Biden may owe his place in the top third to his predecessor: Mr. Biden’s signature accomplishment, according to the historians, was evicting Donald J. Trump from the Oval

Nikki Haley Again Calls for a TikTok Ban Over Privacy Concerns

​ The Republican Party might have challenges with outreach to Generation Z, but Nikki Haley, appearing in a Fox News town hall event on Sunday, said the answer was not

Messy Diversion in Georgia Trump Case Creates Perception Problem

​ Regardless of whether Fani T. Willis is disqualified from leading the high-stakes case, the extraordinary detour it has taken may have changed it fundamentally. At some point in the

Sweating Buckets, and Loving It: Minnesotans and Their Saunas

​[[{“value”:” ACROSS THE COUNTRY Image Sweating Buckets, and Loving It: Minnesotans and Their Saunas Saunas in the state, part of a tradition with roots in the 1800s, have been especially

No, Your Honor, You Can’t Call Yourself ‘High Justice’ on the Ballot in Chinese

​ San Francisco has printed candidate names in Chinese characters since 1999. But now the city is cracking down on ones that some argue go overboard with flattering, flowery phrases.

A Family Ranch, Swallowed Up in the Madness of the Border

​[[{“value”:” Jim Chilton, 84, had named the dirt roads and pastures on his land in honor of four generations of family cattle ranchers, but now he prepared to drive across