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• The charges against Trump campaign advisers come after months of inquiry, but the timeline of activity that shaped the special counsel’s actions starts two years ago.
• In a video, three Times reporters decode Mr. Mueller’s first legal moves.
• Executives from Facebook, Google and Twitter appeared on Capitol Hill for the first time to acknowledge their role in Russia’s influence on the presidential campaign, but offered little more than promises to do better.
• Eight people were killed and 11 injured in what Mayor Bill de Blasio called an “act of terror,” when a man drove a pickup truck down a bike path in New York on Tuesday. Here’s what we know and don’t know about the attack.
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