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With Evictions Looming, Cities Revisit a Housing Experiment From the ’70s

Proposals giving tenants the right to purchase their building are being revived as the coronavirus puts renters at risk.

Comey Defends Russia Inquiry in Senate Testimony

The former F.B.I. director has long been a target of President Trump’s.

Kentucky Asks to Delay Release of Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Recording

Daniel Cameron, the state’s attorney general, said he needed another week to properly redact the names of witnesses and other people from the recording.

Of Course, the Presidential Debate Was Always Going to Be About Trump

A face-off with Joe Biden devolves into an ugly shouting match as President Trump, characteristically, makes it all about him.

‘Super Healthy’ College Student Dies of Rare Covid-19 Complications

Chad Dorrill, a 19-year-old at Appalachian State, recovered from flulike symptoms but then developed neurological problems.

Denver Wants to Fix a Legacy of Environmental Racism

Historically, trees and city parks in America go to wealthy, white neighborhoods. Now, a program in Colorado’s capital is trying to correct that injustice.

Six Takeaways From the First Presidential Debate

It was 90 minutes of chaos in a year of upheaval. But did it matter?

Watch Joe Biden’s Standout Debate Moments [Video]

Joe Biden faced a barrage of attacks from President Trump, but he fired back several times in ways that drifted outside expectations.

In Oakland, Breaking Down Barriers With Cookies

Asian-American and Black leaders described how the combination of the pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement is changing relations between the two groups.

Presidential Debate Memes, Moments and Internet Reaction

“The worst debate of all time,” one journalist wrote on Twitter.

Who Won The Debate? Experts Weigh In

There was broad agreement on one thing, at least: Whoever won, America lost.

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