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Research has shown that nearly 70% of Americans will donate to charity at least once a year. The reasons aren’t..

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This Isn’t the First Migrant Caravan to Approach the U.S. What Happened to the Last One?
A few months ago, another tremendous caravan of migrants surged toward the U.S. border. Only a fraction made it into the country.
Abroad in America: What Is True? What Is Noise? What the (Insert Extreme Word of Choice) Is Going to Happen?
Sarah talks to Amanda Cox, editor of The Times’s Upshot desk, to better understand what election polls can and cannot tell us.
Trump’s Newest Fed Nominee Faces G.O.P. Opposition
In a rare show of public defiance, some Senate Republicans are criticizing the nomination of a seasoned financial regulator picked by the president.
Bolton Rejects Russian Entreaties to Stay in Nuclear Treaty
The national security adviser told a news conference in Moscow that the United States remained committed to quitting a Soviet-era nuclear pact despite Russian objections.
Turkey, Midterms, Migrant Caravan: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.