Today's Headlines: Trump Says He Will Seek Citizenship Information From Existing Federal Records, Not the Census

Jeffrey Epstein Registered as a Sex Offender in 2 States. In New Mexico, He Didn't Have To.

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Top News Trump Says He Will Seek Citizenship Information From Existing Federal Records, Not the Census By KATIE ROGERS, ADAM LIPTAK, MICHAEL CROWLEY and MICHAEL WINES Mr. Trump announced in the Rose Garden on Thursday that he was giving up on the census question two weeks after the Supreme Court rebuked the Trump administration over its effort to modify the census. Jeffrey Epstein Registered as a Sex Offender in 2 States. In New Mexico, He Didn't Have To. By SIMON ROMERO and NICHOLAS KULISH The New York financier's case points to the patchwork of laws around the country that govern the registration of sex offenders. Amazon's Latest Experiment: Retraining Its Work Force By BEN CASSELMAN and ADAM SATARIANO Amazon's effort could help answer a fundamental question: Will automation be a solution for the great challenges of the 21st century economy, or make those problems worse? For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks Business A Koch Executive's Harassment in China Adds to Fears Among Visitors By PAUL MOZUR, ALEXANDRA STEVENSON and EDWARD WONG Amid worsening trade tensions, an American businessman was barred for days from leaving, in an apparent message to President Trump. Others worry they may be next. Opinion Three Governors on How They're Fighting Trump's Census Manipulation By KATE BROWN, JAY INSLEE and GAVIN NEWSOM A miscount would be devastating.

Today's Videos Video: Europe Shut These Migrants Out, Libyan Rebels Bombed Them By EVAN HILL, DMITRIY KHAVIN, CHRISTIAAN TRIEBERT, HALEY WILLIS, MALACHY BROWNE and DAVID BOTTI A Times investigation shows that the African migrants killed by a July 2 airstrike in Libya were being detained near a weapons depot — a prime target in the country's civil war. Before the attack, the E.U. ignored calls to move the migrants.

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