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Thursday, May 25, 2017

Today’s Paper

The Times in Print for Thursday, May 25, 2017

Top Russian Officials Discussed How to Influence Trump Aides Last Summer

American spies collected intelligence last summer revealing that Russians were debating how to work with Trump advisers, current and former officials say.

Hunt for Manchester Bombing Accomplices Extends to Libya

Developments indicated that the bomber, Salman Abedi, was part of a wider and more sophisticated plot than was initially believed.

Fighting Trump on Climate, California Becomes a Global Force

The state has been at the leading edge of the resistance to President Trump. But of all the battles, none have the global implications of climate change.

Your Money

When Colleges Dangle Money to Lure Students Who Ignored Them

There is a May 1 deadline for students to choose a college and place a deposit, but increasingly, the negotiations continue well beyond that.

G.O.P. Health Bill Would Leave 23 Million More Uninsured in a Decade, C.B.O. Says

The budget office’s report also found that the bill would reduce federal deficits by $119 billion over a decade, less than the $150 billion in savings projected for an earlier version of the bill.

China’s Addiction to Debt Now Threatens Its Growth

A major credit rating agency sounded the alarm on Wednesday, saying the steady buildup of debt would erode China’s financial strength.

Graphic: Found at the Scene in Manchester: Shrapnel, a Backpack and a Battery

The Times got access to evidence photographed at the crime scene, and it suggests an improvised device made with forethought and care.

Manchester Bombing Victims Include at Least 7 Parents

The attack, as young fans left a pop concert, killed 22 people, making it the deadliest act of terrorism in Britain since 2005.

European Leaders Hope to Win Trump’s Favor

President Trump’s visit to Brussels is an opportunity for European Union members to try to sway his opinions their way.

Today's Front Pages

Quotation of the Day
"Saying you’ll bring coal plants back is the past. It’s like saying you’ll bring Blockbuster back, which is the past. Horses and buggies, which is the past. Pagers back, which is the past."
Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California, which has emerged as the nation’s de facto negotiator with the world on climate change since President Trump took office

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