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The U.S. Gave Mexico a List of Russian Spies. Mexico Let Them Stay.

Moscow has ramped up covert operations in Mexico, with spies meeting handlers in its bustling capital and seaside resorts, U.S. officials say.

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The Russian Embassy in Mexico City is one of Moscow’s largest around the world, according to its Foreign Ministry, although the Kremlin and Mexico have few economic, cultural or military ties.
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Marooned off the English Coast: Lots of Bananas

Containers of bananas, avocados and plantains fell off a cargo ship off the Isle of Wight. A soggy fruit harvest ensued.

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Rescued bananas in Selsey, England, on Saturday.
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Planes, Trade and Nuclear Energy: Supreme Court Weighs Fate of Independent Regulators

The court heard arguments Monday on a case that could determine the independence of agencies like the National Transportation Safety Board and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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The Supreme Court will consider whether President Trump has the power to fire a leader of the Federal Trade Commission, a decision that will have profound consequences for dozens of bipartisan commissions and boards created by Congress.
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6 Memorable Moments From the ‘Trump Kennedy Center’ Honors

President Trump expressed his love of “Phantom of the Opera,” got in more digs at Jimmy Kimmel and joked — perhaps — about adding his name to the arts center he has taken over.

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Before the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony on Sunday, President Trump had taken an unusually direct role in choosing the honorees.
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Why Thailand and Cambodia Are Fighting

The latest violence comes months after President Trump helped mediate a cease-fire between the two nations.

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Families gathered at a temporary shelter in Buriram province, Thailand, on Monday after clashes along the Thailand-Cambodia border.
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Todd Combs, a Buffett Protégé at Berkshire, Jumps to JPMorgan

The departure of the senior stock picker was one of several leadership changes ahead of Mr. Buffett’s planned departure as chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway.

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Todd Combs joined Berkshire Hathaway in 2010 to become one of the managers of the trillion-dollar conglomerate’s vast stock portfolio.
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Trump Looms Over Netflix’s Deal for Warner Bros. Discovery

President Trump said the acquisition “could be a problem,” suggesting he will insert himself into the regulatory review of the transaction.

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President Trump has spoken out on Netflix’s bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery.
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A Corruption Scandal in Ukraine

We examine an investigation that is testing Volodymyr Zelensky’s government.

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Volodymyr Zelensky at a nuclear power plant in western Ukraine.
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A Weakened Hamas Still Dominates Gaza, Building Day by Day

A cease-fire after two years of war with Israel has allowed Hamas to tighten its grip on power again. “It’s still standing,” one Israeli official said.

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Hamas fighters near Khan Younis, Gaza, in February at the handover of Israeli hostages’ bodies as part of an exchange deal.
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Must the Military Disobey Unlawful Orders? Pam Bondi Has Said Yes.

As a lawyer for a conservative think tank, Ms. Bondi, now the attorney general, filed a Supreme Court brief last year saying service members who followed such orders were committing crimes.

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Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at the White House last month.
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New Orleans Restaurants Feel Squeezed as Border Patrol Sweeps In

Ripple effects from a federal crackdown illustrate how heavily the city’s robust dining scene depends both directly and indirectly on immigrant workers.

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Tourists crowded Cafe du Monde in New Orleans on Saturday. Many diners in the city were unaware of the role of immigrant workers in local restaurants.
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Supreme Court to Hear Major Test of Trump’s Power to Fire Officials

The court’s conservative majority has generally let President Trump remove leaders of independent agencies like the Federal Trade Commission, at least temporarily.

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Rebecca Slaughter sued President Trump after he fired her from the Federal Trade Commission in March.
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Powell Faces Pressure From Multiple Fronts as Fed Prepares to Cut Rates

The chair of the central bank is dealing with internal divisions while being besieged by President Trump and front-runners jockeying to replace him.

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The conundrum Jerome H. Powell faces in his final months as the Federal Reserve chair is unlike anything he has experienced in his eight-year tenure.
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Miami Hasn’t Had a Democratic Mayor in Almost 30 Years. Is That About to Change?

Democrats see their voters energized in a county that President Trump won. Republicans fear the runoff could add to recent losses.

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Republican Emilio T. Gonzalez and Democrat Eileen Higgins will compete for the Miami mayor’s office in a runoff election on Tuesday Dec. 8.
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