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- Could Trump Really Deport Millions of Unauthorized Immigrants?
  
  Sorting through the confusing sets of numbers in Trump’s deportation plan.
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  ISIS Calls Ohio State University Attacker a ‘Soldier’
  
  The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack by a student who ran over people with a car and also used a knife.
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  Solve a bite-size crossword in just a few minutes.
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  Rebuilding a Church Crushed on 9/11
  
  Float above the St. Nicholas National Shrine, at the World Trade Center.
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- Pool photo by Grace Beahm
  
  Breaking Silence, Officer Testifies About Killing of Walter Scott
  
  Michael T. Slager, who was fired after killing an unarmed black man in North Charleston, S.C., said “total fear” consumed him before the shooting.
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- Obama to Send Aide to Fidel Castro’s Funeral
  
  Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, will join the top American diplomat in Cuba at the funeral, an official said, citing the countries’ “complicated” relationship.
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- Stephen Hiltner / The New York Times
  
  Decades in the Making: Fidel Castro’s Obituary
  
  The Times first wrote Mr. Castro’s obituary in 1959, and over the years it cost us more hours than any we’ve ever run. Here’s why.
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  Syria Tells Residents of Aleppo to Leave or ‘Be Annihilated’
  
  Nearly 16,000 people have been forced to flee for their lives amid the ferocious ground assault and aerial bombardment.
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- Remembering My Mother’s Alexandria
  
  Our correspondent returned to the Egyptian city this fall. What had been a place of hope for her mother in the 1960s now seemed full of despair.
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  ‘I Remember Her’: Questions Persist After Break in ’70 Killing of Harlem Woman
  
  The police recently found a match for the fingerprints of a woman whose body was found in upstate New York. Then state troopers visited a man, now 65, who said he saw her leave with two “goons” one summer day.
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- Michael Patrick / Knoxville News Sentinel, via Associated Press..
  
  Gatlinburg Wildfires Force Evacuations: ‘It Was Like Driving Into Hell’
  
  Three people died and 14 were injured as high winds and a drought fueled wildfires in East Tennessee.
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- Illustrated Interview | Mariah Carey
  
  The Grammy Award-winning, melismatic-voiced music icon, whose new reality series, “Mariah’s World,” airs on E!, sketched her answers with a Pilot fountain pen in her kitchen.
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our picks
- Chang W. Lee / The New York Times
  Living in New York City is expensive. Attending New York University is, too. To help students save money, the school will try to match them with low-income old people who have a room to rent. The program starts in 2017. — The Guardian
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- Stefan Wermuth / Reuters
  Britain’s new five-pound notes can handle a run through the wash. They also contain small amounts of tallow, traditionally derived from animal fats, the Bank of England confirmed this week. Not everybody is pleased. Since Monday, over 68,000 people have signed an online petition asking for notes free of animal products. — BBC News
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Your Wednesday Briefing

Your Evening Briefing

Trump Said to Pick Hollywood Financier to Lead Treasury

Trump to Announce Carrier Plant Will Keep Jobs in U.S.

A staunch critic of the Affordable Care Act is Mr. Trump’s choice to lead the health department.

A former labor secretary is Mr. Trump’s pick for transportation secretary.

Flag Burners Should Lose Rights, Trump Says, Despite Supreme Court Rulings

If Mr. Trump tweets it, is it News?

A guide to statements made by Mr. Trump that are at odds with the U.S. Constitution.

Here’s How to Fix Trump’s Conflict-of-Interest Problem

Trump Victory Tour Set as Cabinet Comes Together

Here’s a list of possibilities and appointees for top posts in the new administration.

Challenging the Boss in Public

Could Trump Really Deport Millions of Unauthorized Immigrants?

See our full coverage of the election and transition »

Plane Carrying a Brazilian Soccer Team Crashes in Colombia, Killing Dozens

Watch: The crash ended the team’s historic season.

The team set to play the Brazilians in the finals has asked to give up the title.

The crash is one of several similar accidents involving sports teams stretching back decades.

Despite Climate Efforts, China Pushes to Dig More Coal

A Wrenching Choice for Alaska Towns in the Path of Climate Change

Under President-elect Trump, the U.S. could still meet its Paris accord goals.

Mr. Trump, Meet the Constitution

The Case for Mitt Romney

The Evangelicalism of Old White Men Is Dead

Being Bilingual Makes You Smarter

How to Navigate the New Airbnb

Skiing the Alps, Making It My Own

‘Starboy’ Places the Weeknd on the Sunny Side of Debauchery

Is ‘Empathy’ Really What the Nation Needs?

ISIS Calls Ohio State University Attacker a ‘Soldier’

Your Daily Mini Crossword

Rebuilding a Church Crushed on 9/11

The End of the Anglo-American Order

How Stable Are Democracies? ‘Warning Signs Are Flashing Red’

See the stories that Times readers are recommending most.

Breaking Silence, Officer Testifies About Killing of Walter Scott

Obama to Send Aide to Fidel Castro’s Funeral

Decades in the Making: Fidel Castro’s Obituary

Syria Tells Residents of Aleppo to Leave or ‘Be Annihilated’

Remembering My Mother’s Alexandria

‘I Remember Her’: Questions Persist After Break in ’70 Killing of Harlem Woman

Gatlinburg Wildfires Force Evacuations: ‘It Was Like Driving Into Hell’

Illustrated Interview | Mariah Carey

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