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jueves, 1 de septiembre de 2016

FROM, THE NEW YORK TIMES: Trump, on Two Sides of Border, Mixes Message on Immigration

By PATRICK HEALY

  • Donald J. Trump shelved his plan to deport 11 million undocumented residents and said a Trump administration and Mexico would secure the border together.
  • But his dual speeches in Mexico City and Phoenix were so jarring that his true vision and intentions were hard to discern.
Video by REUTERS. Photo by Travis Dove for The New York Times

By Neeti Upadhye

SPECIAL REPORT

Russia Often Benefits When WikiLeaks Reveals Secrets

  • American officials say Julian Assange and WikiLeaks probably have no direct ties to Russian intelligence services.
  • But WikiLeaks’ disclosures often benefit Russia, our examination found — whether by conviction, convenience or coincidence.
Julian Assange looking out from the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in February. Having lived there for four years, he is increasingly isolated.CreditFrank Augstein/Associated Press


Georgetown to Offer Edge in Admissions to Slave Descendants

The university, which in 1838 sold 272 slaves in order to stay afloat, also plans to offer a formal apology, create an institute for the study of slavery and erect a public memorial to the slaves whose labor benefited the institution.




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lunes, 29 de agosto de 2016

From The New York Times. Democrats See Opening in Traditional G.O.P. Bastions


  • Donald J. Trump’s unpopularity with voters in affluent, suburban areas has jeopardized several House Republican incumbents, opening the chance for Democrats to win in conservative districts.
  • Mr. Trump is so disliked among college-educated voters that he is at risk of losing by double digits in several districts that Mitt Romney carried comfortably in 2012.

Republicans’ Last Straw With Trump

At least 110 Republican leaders have said they won’t vote for Mr. Trump. When did they reach their breaking point?

MEDIATOR

Plane Rides and Presidential Transparency

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Trump have not allowed the press corps to travel with them on their campaign airplanes, suspending a tradition that had lasted more than 50 years.




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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

As V.M.A.s Get Older, Younger Stars Owe Less to MTV

Before long, a generation of pop stars won’t have much of a relationship to MTV at all, and Sunday night’s Video Music Awards demonstrated the gap between veterans and the younger class.

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