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[Joe Arpaio served for 24 years as sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz., building a national reputation for harsh conditions in his county jail, and for his campaign against undocumented immigrants.]( [Trump Pardons Joe Arpaio, Who Became Face of Crackdown on Illegal Immigration]( By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS and MAGGIE HABERMAN Mr. Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who built a national reputation for his efforts to hunt and detain undocumented immigrants, had been convicted of criminal contempt. [South Korean and American troops took part in a joint training exercise on Thursday in Pohang, South Korea.]( [North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles From Its East Coast]( By CHOE SANG-HUN At a time of escalating tensions with the United States, North Korea fired several short-range missiles about 155 miles into the sea. For more top news, go to [NYTimes.com »]( [Get California Today in Your Inbox]( The news and stories that matter to Californians (and anyone else interested in the state). 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KWAAK and PAUL MOZUR A court's conviction of Lee Jae-yong, heir to the Samsung fortune, suggests the country will no longer trade political impunity for economic growth. [Legal recreational marijuana in Montevideo, Uruguay.]( [Pot Was Flying Off the Shelves in Uruguay. Then U.S. Banks Weighed In.]( By ERNESTO LONDOÑO Uruguay is the first country in the world to fully legalize recreational marijuana. But its new market may be imperiled by United States laws like the Patriot Act. [Supporters of Thailand's former prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, outside the Supreme Court in Bangkok on Friday. She remains popular among the rural poor three years after she was forced from office.]( [Former Thai Leader Yingluck Said to Have Fled Country After Failing to Appear for Verdict]( By RICHARD C. PADDOCK and RYN JIRENUWAT Yingluck Shinawatra was a no-show in court and may have fled the country. Her prosecution reflects a deep political divide in Thailand. 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A city councilwoman has called for the monument's removal.]( [Far From Dixie, Outcry Grows Over a Wider Array of Monuments]( By TRIP GABRIEL Christopher Columbus, a Philadelphia mayor, even a state song are targets of activists who some Democrats say can be used to caricature the left. For more U.S. news, go to [NYTimes.com/US »]( ADVERTISEMENT [] Politics [Sebastian Gorka was forced out of his role as a White House adviser, according to two administration officials.]( [Sebastian Gorka Is Forced Out as White House Adviser, Officials Say]( By MAGGIE HABERMAN and MATT STEVENS Mr. Gorka was a staunch defender of President Trump and a lightning rod for controversy. A conservative website reported that he had resigned. 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