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Supreme Court preserves Trump travel ban’s refugee limits

The Supreme Court said Tuesday that part of President Trump’s travel ban could remain in effect, in a move that temporarily keeps some 24,000 refugees from being able to enter the U.S. In a brief order, the high court said it was continuing a stay of a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that had tried to force Mr. Trump to limit his refugee ban.

Black Lives Matter protesters deface Jefferson’s statue at UVa. in Charlottesville

The statue of Thomas Jefferson was attacked Tuesday evening by protesters at the university he founded. According to local media in Charlottesville, about 100 students, faculty and local residents shrouded the statue in black and hung a banner on it saying “Black Lives Matter” and that “White Supremacy” should commit a sexual act.

Here’s what the next generation of Trump hotels could look like

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Ken Burns goes back to war: Vietnam documentary tells uneasy story from all sides

Ken Burns had promised himself there would be no more war films. After documentaries on the Civil War and World War II, the filmmaker famous for his exhaustive, multipart deep dives into history was looking forward to more films along the lines of his “Jazz” and “Baseball” works.

Breaking Travel News investigates: Shanghai, China

Unless you’ve been living under a rock last year, then memes featuring Nicholas Cage and Kyley……

‘Translate This’: Comedian Felipe Esparza Finds the Funny in His Latino Identity

Felipe Esparza took his experiences as a Latino single dad from the Pico Garden housing projects and turned them into hysterically funny but salient commentary. Fast forward years later, and the Mexican-American comedian's latest show,“Felipe Esparza: Translate This,” will premiere on HBO on Sept. 30.