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One of the candidates to lead the Taliban, Sirajuddin Haqqani, is the group’s deputy and operational leader, but he was integrated into the Taliban’s core leadership only last year and has had little time to build up support among commanders.

Shaken, Taliban Begin Effort to Replace Dead Leader, Mullah Mansour

By MUJIB MASHAL and TAIMOOR SHAH

The effort to replace the leader killed in an American drone strike comes amid concerns over safety, intensifying divisions and access to money.

Voting in Manchester, N.H., in the primary this year. Republican Party leaders are debating how to give more voters a meaningful role sooner in the process, a change that could stoke resistance in states that have traditionally held their votes early, including New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina.

Reeling From 2016 Chaos, G.O.P. Mulls Overhaul of Primaries

By JEREMY W. PETERS

Nevada could lose its coveted early spot on the presidential nominating calendar, and independents could be barred from voting in Republican contests.

The police intervened at a refugee camp near the Greek village of Idomeni on Tuesday.

Greece Begins Moving Refugees Out of Idomeni Camp

By NIKI KITSANTONIS

About 8,000 migrants were living in squalid conditions in the encampment, hoping to be allowed to cross the border and head to Northern or Western Europe.

Bruce Perry of Charleston, W.Va., said his doctors never discussed active surveillance when he received his diagnosis.

More Men With Early Prostate Cancer Are Choosing to Avoid Treatment

By GINA KOLATA

The approach, called active surveillance, involves regular monitoring. Data finds that 40 percent to 50 percent of men are making that choice.

Shahar Waiser is the chief executive of Gett, a popular ride-hailing app in Europe. The company said it has established a relationship with Volkswagen.

Toyota and Volkswagen Step Up Investments in Tech Start-Ups

By MIKE ISAAC and NEAL E. BOUDETTE

The automakers are supporting the companies working to change the way people travel by car.

A billboard along Highway 16. The stretch of road is known as the Highway of Tears because dozens of women, mostly aboriginal, have been murdered or have disappeared in the area.

Dozens of Women Vanish on Canada’s Highway of Tears, and Most Cases Are Unsolved

By DAN LEVIN

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced an inquiry into a series of disappearances and murders, part of a promise to renew the country’s relationship with its indigenous citizens.

SolarCity, a power company that is part of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s Buffalo Billion project. State officials unexpectedly held off on approving an infusion of nearly $500 million for the factory last week.

$1 Billion Went to Buffalo. Cuomo Donors Benefited.

By JESSE McKINLEY and VIVIAN YEE

A project promoted as a way to revitalize the city in western New York has drawn the attention of federal investigators, who are examining how money and contracts have been distributed.

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Quotation of the Day
"It also stinks if you lose your job. It’s like a game of musical chairs where only half the people get up."
BETSEY STEVENSON, an economist at the University of Michigan, on the effects of reduced turnover in the United States job market.

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