Kraft Heinz Withdraws Bid to Merge With Unilever
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Kraft Heinz on Sunday withdrew its proposal to combine with Unilever.
Stuck Without Water in East Mosul, Neighbors Find a Way
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Shamsuldeen Ahmed Saed and Haitham Younis Wahab rigging a small water pump in the Rashidiya neighborhood of Mosul, Iraq.
Iraq Starts Offensive to Retake Western Mosul From ISIS
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Iraqi Forces Launch Offensive on Mosul
Iraqi forces resumed efforts to retake Mosul from the Islamic State on Sunday, launching airstrikes on the western part of the city where hundreds of thousands of civilians are still trapped.
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Democrat to Quit Election Panel, Setting Up Fight
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Ann M. Ravel has said she will cut short her term on the Federal Election Commission because of continued gridlock between the panel’s three Democrats and three Republicans.
Garland Has Reached Acceptance About Nomination
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Judge Merrick B. Garland on Capitol Hill last March, soon after President Barack Obama nominated him for the Supreme Court.
Trump Meets 4 National Security Adviser Candidates
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President Trump boarding Air Force One after a rally on Saturday in Melbourne, Fla. He has been searching for a replacement for Michael T. Flynn, who resigned last week at the president’s request.
We Fact-Checked Saturday’s Speech
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President Trump kicked off his re-election campaign in Melbourne, Fla., on Saturday.
‘Last Night in Sweden’? Remark Baffles a Nation
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‘Last Night in Sweden’
At a campaign-style rally in Florida on Saturday, President Trump issued a sharp critique of Europe’s refugee policies, ticking off a list of places that have been struck by terrorists. But he also mentioned Sweden, which has not been a target of recent terrorist attacks.
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Worry on the Right That Conservative Acts Are Fleeting
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Cutouts of Carly Fiorina and Donald J. Trump at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Houston in March last year.
Resort Members Have a Front-Row Seat to History
On any given weekend, you might catch President Trump’s son-in-law and top Mideast dealmaker, Jared Kushner, by the beachside soft-serve ice cream machine, or his reclusive chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, on the dining patio. If you are lucky, the president himself could stop by your table for a quick chat. But you will have to pay $200,000 for the privilege — and the few available spots are going fast.Virtually overnight, Mar-a-Lago, Mr.