On Alaska’s Coldest Days, a Village Draws Close for Warmth
Just below the Arctic Circle, villagers find ways to survive an Alaskan winter.
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CreditArthur Nazaryan Where Immigrants From Banned Nations Live in the U.S.
The shock waves from the president’s order hit with particular force in areas where immigrants from the seven countries covered by the ban live.
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CreditNoah Berger/Reuters Boy Scouts, Reversing Century-Old Stance, Will Allow Transgender Boys
The Boy Scouts of America said that the group would begin accepting members based on the gender listed on their application.
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CreditPete Marovich/Getty Images Trump Fires Acting Attorney General Who Defied Him
The acting attorney general, Sally Q. Yates, on Monday ordered government lawyers not to defend President Trump’s executive order on immigration in court.
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CreditAngel Valentin for The New York Times Betsy DeVos Invests in a Therapy Under Scrutiny
The nominee for education secretary is a chief investor in Neurocore, a group of brain performance centers whose methods have been questioned.
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CreditBryan R. Smith/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Obama’s Protections for L.G.B.T. Workers Will Remain Under Trump
The White House said Monday that President Trump would leave in place a 2014 order that created new protections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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CreditAndrew Cullen for The New York Times He Was Sent Back to Iran. Now, a Court Says the U.S. Must Readmit Him.
Ali Vayeghan is the only foreigner who was refused entry because of President Trump’s travel ban; he has since been given permission to return to the United States.
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CreditKonrad Fiedler/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Migrants Were Told to Sign Away Right to Enter U.S., Lawyers Say
Travelers holding valid visas to enter the United States were sent away, and those refusing to sign were detained for hours or days, immigration lawyers say.
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CreditStephen Crowley/The New York Times Supreme Court Nomination Will Come on Tuesday, Trump Says
President Trump plans to announce his nominee at 8 p.m., setting off what is expected to be a furious ideological showdown in the Senate.
