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Top News Donald Trump Sweeps 5 States; Hillary Clinton Takes 4 By PATRICK HEALY and JONATHAN MARTIN Mr. Trump won Pennsylvania, Maryland and three other states on Tuesday, decreasing the odds of a contested Republican convention. Mrs. Clinton won Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland and Delaware. After Missteps, U.S. Tightens Rules for Espionage Cases By MATT APUZZO Prosecutors in Washington will have greater oversight after the collapse of several cases led to allegations that Chinese-Americans were being singled out as spies. At Brigham Young, a Cost in Reporting a Rape By JACK HEALY The university is caught in a debate over the disparate treatment of sexual assault survivors as it tries to uphold a moral code at the heart of its Mormon identity. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks SCIENCE Sarmientosaurus Was a 10-Ton Dinosaur With a Plum-Sized Brain By KENNETH CHANG After studying a rare and finely preserved skull unearthed in Argentina, scientists have named a new dinosaur, Sarmientosaurus musacchioi. OPINION | Op-Ed Contributor Obama's Last Chance to End the 'Forever War' By JENNIFER DASKAL The Obama administration has been fighting a semi-legal war for almost eight years. That's not a power he should leave for the next president.

QUOTATION OF THE DAY "You try not to judge him, but it's a pretty small brain." LAWRENCE M. WITMER, a professor of paleontology at Ohio University, on the discovery of a skull in Argentina that led paleontologists to announce the naming of a new dinosaur.

World He Disavowed Radical Islam. Was He Lying? By ADAM NOSSITER The case of seven men who went to Syria and returned home reflects a quandary for France and the rest of the Continent after the attacks in Paris and Brussels. Iranian Court Sentences 4 Journalists to Long Prison Terms By THOMAS ERDBRINK The four were arrested last November in a crackdown by the hard-line judiciary, and the convictions were seen as a warning to all Iranian journalists. Rome Journal A Roman Legion of Volunteers Retakes the Tiber By ELISABETTA POVOLEDO Citizens frustrated with the government have banded together to clean up the riverfront, part of a surge in grass-roots efforts to restore Rome's public spaces. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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