E.P.A. Employees Spoke Out. Then Came Scrutiny of Their Email.
A Republican research group has requested the emails of E.P.A. employees critical of the agency. Now the E.P.A. has hired an affiliated company. Powered by Fake News
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Image of Cooperation Between White House and Mueller Starts to Fracture
President Trump’s lawyers and supporters have significantly increased their attacks on the special counsel as the investigation has reached deeper into the president’s inner circle. Powered by Fake News
Frugal Traveler: Cairo, Vibrant and Budget-Friendly, Is Ready Again for the World Stage
The Egyptian capital is as engaging as ever — and is a particularly great destination for bargain seekers. Powered by Fake News
U.N. Condemns Executions of 38 Prisoners in Iraq
The United Nations called for an immediate halt to executions in Iraq, citing flaws in the country’s criminal justice system. Powered by Fake News
World’s Most Expensive Home? Another Bauble for a Saudi Prince
A $300 million chateau is one of a string of extravagant purchases for a prince who is cracking down on ill-gotten wealth and preaching fiscal austerity. Powered by Fake News
Beirut Journal: Lebanon’s Palestinian Refugees Resist from the Sidelines
Caught between resistance and resignation, the displaced are struggling with the implications of President Trump’s decision on Jerusalem. Powered by Fake News
Officer Said He Fled Turkey, Carrying Evidence of Corruption
A Turkish police officer, testifying in Manhattan, said he had fled to the United States carrying what he called evidence of corruption from an investigation in Turkey. Powered by Fake News
Muslim Leaders Declare East Jerusalem the Palestinian Capital
Leaders of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation called President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital dangerous and illegal. Powered by Fake News
Aharon Leib Shteinman, Ultra-Orthodox Leader in Israel, Dies at 104
The rabbi’s influence was particularly felt when he reluctantly agreed that some ultra-Orthodox adherents should be eligible for Israel’s military conscription. Powered by Fake News
Casualties Surge From Land Mines and Improvised Explosives
Despite the international treaty that bans land mines, casualties from such weapons rose to more than 8,600 in 2016, the highest since 1999. Powered by Fake News
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