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      Highlights of President George Bush’s Funeral

      The United States’ five living presidents and about a dozen current and former heads of state are at the National Cathedral for a state funeral.

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    A Conservative Magazine May Pay a Price for Being Unfriendly to Trump

    The Weekly Standard is facing the consequences of doing independent journalism in an increasingly partisan environment.

    By Jim Rutenberg

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    National Day of Mourning for Bush: What It Means and What’s Closed

    The federal government on Wednesday marked a “National Day of Mourning” for President George Bush, who died last week, leaving the Postal Service and the Supreme Court closed.

    By Niraj Chokshi and Matthew Haag

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    George Bush, Soul Man? Footage From an Inauguration Concert Is Restored

    The 41st president took the stage alongside blues and soul stars including Bo Diddley and Sam Moore in 1989. Then the clips vanished.

    By Ben Sisario

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    3 Books About George H.W. Bush’s Legacy

    The elder Bush died on Friday, and the public is now reckoning with his legacy.

    By Concepción de León

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    Trump Cites ‘Strong Signals’ From Xi as Trade Fears Return

    The president expressed optimism about a deal after his tariff threats roiled markets.

    By Alan Rappeport

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    Mourning Not Just George Bush’s Death, but the World Order He Helped Build

    President Trump grew up during the Cold War but has gleefully tried to dismantle the European and global institutions that Mr. Bush and his Cold War-vintage colleagues built.

    By Mark Landler

  7. On Politics: After Briefing, Senators Say Saudi Prince’s Guilt Is Clear

    Senators said a closed C.I.A. briefing only solidified their belief that the crown prince of Saudi Arabia ordered Jamal Khashoggi’s killing.

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    Rudy Giuliani Says Twitter Sabotaged His Tweet. Actually, He Did It Himself.

    A tweet from Mr. Giuliani now links to an anti-Trump page. The president’s lawyer blamed Twitter, but the culprit was his own typo (plus a prankster in Atlanta).

    By Daniel Victor

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    Deval Patrick to Announce He Will Not Run for President in 2020

    Mr. Patrick, the former governor of Massachusetts, had been discussing a possible run with associates and had been actively traveling around the country to support Democratic candidates.

    By Stephanie Saul

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    Republicans Keep Control of Georgia Elections With Runoff Victory

    Voters chose Brad Raffensperger as secretary of state over John Barrow, a Democrat who had promised to overhaul policies that liberals say suppress minority voting.

    By Richard Fausset

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