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 Trump to Levy Tariffs on Brazil, Argentina - President Trump said he would raise tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Brazil and Argentina, surprising financial markets and opening a new front in the global trade war. A1

What’s News: Business & Finance A1

PG&E Had Systemic Problems With Power Line Maintenance, California Probe Finds A1

How Credit Unions Outgrew Their Down-Home Reputation A1

What’s News: World-Wide A1

The Water Wars that Defined the American West Are Heading East A1

The Knottiest Problem: What to Do With a Closet Full of Old Ties? A1

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   U.S.

 U.S. Dominance in Global Services Weakens - Growth in U.S. exports of services has stalled, raising questions about the country’s supremacy in an area in which it has long enjoyed a comparative advantage. A2

U.S. Considers Easing Drug Protections to Break Logjam Over Trade Pact A2

Trump Administration Proposes Tariffs Against $2.4 Billion of French Goods A2

Corrections & Amplifications A2

With Population Booming, North Carolina District Wants to Keep Schools Open Year-Round A3

Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Blocked Executions A3

FBI Warns FaceApp Could Pose Counterintelligence Threat A3

Chicago Mayor Fires Police Chief, Says He Lied A3

Spectator Sport: Watch 2020’s Campaign Arguments Take Shape A4

House Republicans’ Report Defends Trump in Impeachment Probe A4

Supreme Court Appears Unlikely to Expand Gun Rights in New York Case A4

Atlanta Businesswoman Expected to Be Named Georgia Interim U.S. Senator A4

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   WORLD

 Leader’s Resignation in Iraq Presents Narrow Opening for U.S. - The Trump administration has the opportunity for a fresh start with an essential partner, but it faces Baghdad’s unpredictable succession process, entrenched political interests and competition from Iran. A6

Iran Takes Hard Line to Keep Protests Down A6

Chinese Citizens Must Scan Their Faces to Register for New Mobile-Phone Service A7

NATO Meeting Overshadowed by France’s Macron A16

New Conflict in Merkel’s Government Threatens Germany’s Role in Europe A16

   NEW YORK

 New Jersey’s Murphy Takes on National Role as Democratic Governors Association Chairman - New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is taking the reins at the Democratic Governors Association as chairman—a role that could raise his profile nationally in 2020, but poses potential risks at home. A8A

New York Law Aims to Stop Unwanted Calls A8A

Fundraising by Parent Associations in New York City Varies by School A8A

Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall Set for $550 Million Makeover A8A

Broadway Sales Spike Over Thanksgiving, but Decline From 2018 A8B

   LIFE & ARTS

 As Suicides Rise, More Attention Turns to the People Left Behind - New studies show just how severe the aftermath is, but emerging treatments offer hope. A9

Smaller Loaves of Bread Are on the Rise A9

Who Will Rise at Art Basel Miami Beach? A10

‘Félix Vallotton: Painter of Disquiet’ Review: Beautiful Contradictions A11

America’s Gloomiest TV Show: The NFC East A12

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens Are Reinventing Running the Football A12

   OPINION

 Will Bloomberg Buy the Election? - No, but by losing he can put the lie to Democrats’ claims about Citizens United. A13

Don’t Let Russia Dominate Libya A13

‘Wind Chill’ Is Hot Air A13

‘Hop, Skip, Go’ Review: Going Mobile A13

Mount Tariff Erupts Again A14

Of Gun Rights and a Cup of Coffee A14

Pelosi Will Always Have Paris A14

The President Was Right to Pardon the Seal CPO A14

Praise for Mr. Rogers’s World, and a Dissent A14

Nobody Thinks the ‘Milk of Human Kindness’ Is Dairy A14

The Earnings Data Should Include Non-College Careers A14

There Can Be Community in Senior Life-Care Living A14

Trump Wins the Populist Patriots A15

A Republican Proposal to Feed the Country to the Swamp A15

Is There Real Virtue Behind the Business Roundtable’s Signaling? A15

Notable & Quotable: Trump Fetes Dog A15

   BUSINESS & FINANCE

 Tight Holiday-Season Calendar Will Test UPS, FedEx and Amazon - Delivery companies will be especially crunched this holiday season as they aim to deliver millions more U.S. shopping orders in six fewer days. ‘The math leaves little room for error.’ B1

Brent Oil Set to Disappear as Crude-Price Benchmark Lives On B1

To Battle Passive Funds, Active Investors Shun Diversification B1

Nissan CEO, in Second Day on Job, Says Auto Alliance Is Key to Growth B1

Give Chinese Entrepreneurs Some Credit B1

Apache Shares Plunge Following Scant Update on South American Oil Prospect B2

Hostess Brands Buying Wafer Maker for $320 Million B2

Facebook to Antitrust Regulators: Data Is Complicated B3

Carlyle’s Acosta Files for Bankruptcy in Debt Swap With Creditors B3

Korean Shipyard Mega-Merger Hits a Bump in Singapore B4

Honeywell Spinoff Sues Former Parent Over Asbestos Liabilities B4

Shipbuilding Executive Found Not Guilty in Mozambique Debt Fraud Trial B9

Dyal Capital Hauls in Record $9 Billion to Buy Stakes in Alternative Asset Managers B9

Steel Stocks Rally on Trump’s Tariff Move B9

Treasury Eases Minimum-Tax Burdens on U.S. Multinationals B9

Political Uncertainty Pressures Emerging-Market Currencies B9

Stocks Close Lower on Manufacturing Report, Fresh Trade Tensions B10

U.S. Treasury Yields Lifted by Overseas Economic Data B10

Oil Rises on Hopes for Extended OPEC Output Cuts B10

Small-Caps Outperform in Strong Period for Stocks B10

Bloomberg in 2020: The Buyout, Not the Candidate B11

Nissan Turns Over a New Leaf B11

Beef and Tofurky Encroach on Tradition B11

Manufacturing’s Lingering Malaise B11

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