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‘Paradise is Gone’: California Fires Devastate Communities and Threaten Others

Fast-moving blazes spread on both ends of California, destroying thousands of structures and killing several people.

Elvis Presley and Babe Ruth Among Trump’s First Medal of Freedom Honorees

The president will recognize an eclectic mix of conservative political figures and cultural and athletic luminaries.

Florida Braces for Vote Recounts in Senate and Governor’s Races

The vote tallies in at least three statewide races fell within a margin of half a percentage point, the legal trigger for required recounts.

Florida Begins Vote Recounts in Senate and Governor’s Races

The vote tallies in three statewide races fell within a margin of half a percentage point, the legal trigger for required recounts.

Set for ‘Westworld’ and Other Shows Destroyed in California Fire

Paramount Ranch, which served as a set for numerous Hollywood television shows and films over almost a century, was destroyed.

Democrats Have Two Paths for 2020: Daring or Defensive. Can They Settle on Either?

The results of Tuesday’s election have some in the party pushing moderation, while others, citing Beto O’Rourke’s close loss in Texas, want grass-roots inspiration

California Is Already Tough on Guns. After a Mass Shooting, Some Wonder if It’s Enough

Gun control activists and politicians in the state were already weighing what more can be done, and whether existing measures could have prevented the killing.

Who Won That Arizona Senate Race? What Day Is It?

Kyrsten Sinema has pulled to a lead in the Arizona Senate race, but days of ballot-counting remain.

The Chemists’ War

One hundred years after the end of World War I, the Army Corps of Engineers is still cleaning up the relics of experiments that helped develop chemical weapons to counter the Germans’ gas attacks.

John Delaney Is Already Running for President

You probably don’t know his name. But Iowans have been hearing it for more than a year.

After Thousand Oaks Shooting, International Readers Question America’s Gun Laws and Culture

Our international readers ask Americans to explain gun violence and share their own theories on why it is so common in the United States.

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