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US Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer on Saturday denied reports that he had threatened to resign after President Donald Trump intervened in the case of demoted Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher. 
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Saturday after experiencing chills and a fever, the Supreme Court has announced. 
A New Jersey woman was convicted of vehicular homicide and sentenced to five to 10 years in prison Friday in the death of a pedestrian prosecutors said happened because the driver was texting. 
Three people were killed when an Amtrak passenger train collided with a vehicle in Jupiter, Fla., Saturday. 
At least 36 people have been killed in landslides caused by unusually heavy rains, officials say. 
Thousands of people marched in France Saturday to call attention to domestic violence -- and to demand the government invest $1.1 billion in violence prevention. 
"Good Omens," "Doctor Who" and "Broadchurch" icon David Tennant is to play serial killer Dennis Nilsen in ITV's three-part drama "Des." 
Iman, the last Sumatran rhinoceros in Malaysia died Saturday in capivity in the state of Sabah on the island of Borneo. 
Morris Meat Packing has recalled approximately 515,000 pounds of raw pork after an anonymous tip that they were producing products without inspection. 
A shooting outside a Utah concert has injured three people. 
CBS has announced plans to air this winter two celebrity editions of the game show "The Price is Right." 
Four people were hurt Friday in an explosion at the Dippin' Dots production facility in Paducah, Kentucky Friday. No cause has been announced but have said there was a nitrogen leak in the building. 
"The Big Lebowski" and "Transformers: The Last Knight" star John Turturro is to play crime boss Carmine Falcone in "The Batman." 
A watchdog has released nearly 100 pages of court-ordered documents showing communications between President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Ukraine. 
"This is Us" actor Justin Hartley has moved to end his two-year marriage to his wife, "Days of Our Lives" star Chrishell Stause. 
Egypt's ministry of antiquities unveiled a cache of mummies and artifacts found during a dig near Cairo last year, including five animals that may be the first mummified lions ever found. 
Apple TV+ has renewed its suspense drama "Servant" for a second season. 
A federal judge has awarded a Washington Post correspondent and his family $180 million in damagesagainst Iran in lawsuit after he was held captive on spy charges in the country 544 days and tortured. 
Pope Francis landed in Japan Saturday, a place he had dreamed of becoming a missionary to as a young man. 
As the siege that turned Hong Kong Polytechnic University into a warzone dwindles to a few holdouts, protesters trapped on the campus described chaos, violence and fear but vowed that the protest movement would continue. 
Vice President Mike Pence arrived in Iraq Saturday on an unannounced visit to U.S. troops stationed there. 
Strong winds are likely to add further headaches to Thanksgiving travelers hitting the roadways and taking to the sky across the Northeast around the middle of next week. 
Comedians Stephen Fry and Lenny Henry are set to guest star on the 2020 season premiere of the British sci-fi series "Doctor Who." 
Luke Combs' "What You See is What You Get" is No. 1 on the U.S. album chart. 
Singer Miley Cyrus turns 27 and television personality Robin Roberts turns 59, among the famous birthdays for Nov. 23. 
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Navy Is Said to Proceed With Disciplinary Plans Against Edward GallagherTop military officials threatened to resign or be fired if their plans to remove Chief Gallagher from the SEALs were halted by President Trump, administration officials said.      Navy SEALs Case Reveals Broad Scope of a President’s Military PowersPresident Trump raised eyebrows when he said he would reverse a decision to remove a convicted sailor from the Navy SEALs. But on military matters, a president has few limits. Juul Says Its Focus Was Smokers, but It Targeted Young NonsmokersThe company planted the seeds of a public health crisis by marketing to a generation with low smoking rates, and it ignored evidence that teenagers were using its products. Hong Kong Votes After Months of Protests and Rising ViolenceThe citywide district council election, normally a quiet, local affair, is seen as a referendum on the demonstrations. Elizabeth Warren Has Done the Hard Part. Now Comes the Harder Part.All summer, she was soaring, slinging buzzy plans and climbing in the polls. It’s not summer anymore. Four Problems With 2016 Trump Polling That Could Play Out Again in 2020The issues that led battleground-state polls to miss the mark in the last election could reappear next year, experts warn. A Split Decision From Congress Will Leave Voters With Final Say on TrumpUnlike Presidents Richard M. Nixon or Bill Clinton, Mr. Trump will face an election after his impeachment battle if he isn’t removed from office. New Documents Reveal Details of Pompeo’s Role in Ukraine AffairEmails and documents released by the State Department support testimony showing Secretary of State Mike Pompeo enabled the Ukrainian pressure campaign at the center of the impeachment proceedings. The Impeachment Hearings: What You Need to KnowHere’s what we learned in a week of extraordinary testimony. 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe jungle prince of Delhi. The Mister Rogers no one saw. How a girls’ soccer team healed a broken coach. Thanksgiving in a war zone. Worn-out voters and more. If Protests Are an ‘Infection,’ What Is China’s Cure?Escalating rhetoric reveals how seriously Beijing views the unrest in Hong Kong. Trump’s White WhaleTrump will not stop until he brings down Trump. Can the Supreme Court Save Itself?Two cases threaten to reinforce its image as a political captive of the Trump administration. A Honeymoon on a HarleyMy parents didn’t speak the same language, but that didn’t stop them from falling in love. Venezuela’s Kids Are Dying. Are We Responsible?Our well-meaning sanctions may be inflicting pain on the wrong people. The Moral Injury of Pardoning War CrimesThe president may feel like he’s righting a wrong, but he’s damaging the nation’s moral compass. Social Media and the Populist MomentSacha Baron Cohen is the latest champion of a theory with limited empirical support. The United States Is Starting to Look Like UkraineWhy the president must be impeached and removed. ‘Our Nation Is Being Torn Apart. Truth Is Questioned.’Fiona Hill’s warnings challenge Trump to keep America safe from Moscow’s efforts to destabilize democracy and snare influence around the globe. Who Is Julia Sweeney Coming to Terms With? It’s PatThe “Saturday Night Live” character has been used as an insult for decades. Sweeney and some of her most prominent critics address the enduring legacy of her role. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg HospitalizedThe justice was admitted after experiencing chills and a fever and expects to be released as early as Sunday morning, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said. U.S. Commander Warns of Iranian Attack in Middle EastA top general said that America’s addition of 14,000 troops in the Persian Gulf since the spring would probably not deter Iran from carrying out a major strike. In Coded 911 Call, Ohio Woman Requested the Police by Ordering a PizzaThough the emergency dispatcher initially thought the woman had the wrong number, a man was ultimately arrested on a domestic violence charge because of the call, the police said. Likud Rival Slams Netanyahu and Calls for Primary to ‘Save the Country’The demand by Gideon Saar, a popular ex-minister, was the first crack in the party’s solidarity and signaled what could be a bitter internecine fight. Climate Change Protesters Disrupt Yale-Harvard Football GameDemonstrators stormed the field during halftime, causing the game to be delayed for about an hour. The Yale police issued 42 summonses for disorderly conduct. Historians Find Another Spy in the U.S. Atomic Bomb ProjectHis Soviet code name was Godsend, and he came to Los Alamos from a family of secret agents. How Did the Gettysburg Address End Up in Glenn Beck’s Office?Mr. Beck joked about spilling chocolate sauce on the framed papers, which have been valued at $20 million. More Recent Articles
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