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Homes Are Being Built the Fastest in Many Flood-Prone Areas, Study Finds

Increased awareness of climate change has not diminished Americans’ appetite for building homes in flood zones, new data show.

Who Won Night 1 of the Democratic Debate? Experts Weigh In

Lower-polling candidates had their moments, but none outshone the front-runners, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

Democratic Debates, Interest Rate, Caster Semenya: Your Wednesday Briefing

Here’s what you need to know

What Kamala Harris Doesn’t Want to Be Asked at the Debate

In an extended interview, the California senator explains why she thinks litmus-test questions aren’t helpful and how she is approaching this campaign.

The Army’s Message to Returning World War I Troops? Behave Yourselves

Posters from 1918 reveal ignorance of the toll that the war took on those who fought it.

How Four Cities Can Predict Murder in America

There’s a workaround for researchers and policymakers faced with a big time lag in the release of national statistics.

Debate Night: The ‘On Politics’ Breakdown

John Delaney, Elizabeth Warren, and the fight for the future of the Democratic Party. Plus: A chat with Charles Barkley.

In Wisconsin Swing District, a Range of Views on Immigration

Invoking family stories of coming to America, many left-leaning voters in the multiethnic city of Racine say immigrants should enter legally.

Democratic Debate Turns Ferocious Over Health Care

The candidates sparred angrily over whether to wipe out private health insurance and institute a government-run health system.

Bernie Sanders ‘Wrote the Damn Bill.’ Everyone Else Is Just Fighting About It.

The 77-year-old democratic socialist from Vermont made clear that he could still own the Democratic debate. And the debate stage.

Pete Buttigieg on Gun Violence: ‘I Was Part of the First Generation That Saw Routine School Shootings’

During the Democratic debate, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Gov. Steve Bullock both spoke in stark terms about how the epidemic of gun violence had personally affected them.

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