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Mystery in a Small Town: A Quiet Couple Is Shot Dead, Their Daughter Missing

James and Denise Closs, who had worked at the Jennie-O turkey plant for years, were found dead. Their daughter, Jayme, vanished. And a town is on edge.

Donald Trump Jr. Emerges as the G.O.P. ‘Relief Pitcher’ of 2018

The president’s eldest son has been an active campaigner for Republicans this year. He has not ruled out a campaign of his own.

A Guide to How, When and Where to Vote on Tuesday

A national patchwork of laws and practices can make voting feel complicated. Here’s how to prepare.

Spanking Is Ineffective and Harmful to Children, Pediatricians Group Says

The latest research shows spanking does not teach children right from wrong and can have long-lasting, damaging effects.

The Tip Sheet: House and Senate Latest, Georgia Runoff, Trump Prep, Steve King Poll: 1 Day to Go

Trump advisers spent the weekend preparing the president for Republican losses in Tuesday’s election and what that could mean for his agenda in the House.

Even Fox News Stops Running Trump Caravan Ad Criticized as Racist

NBC and Facebook also pulled the ad, which was intended to stir fear of migrants moving north through Mexico. CNN rejected it, calling the ad “racist.”

On Politics: Election Eve

Candidates across the nation delivered their closing arguments over the weekend ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections.

Fact Check of the Day: 15 False or Misleading Claims in Trump’s Georgia and Tennessee Rallies

The president falsely said Democrats “want to take away your health care” and misstated when he appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” among many other dubious remarks in campaign rallies on Sunday.

Brent Taylor, Utah Mayor Killed in Afghanistan, Was on 4th Deployment

Major Taylor, who died Saturday in an apparent insider attack, was helping train Afghan troops and staying in touch with his North Ogden constituents on social media.

News Analysis: Trump’s Three Bets (One a Long Shot) as He Reimposes Iran Sanctions

President Trump is gambling that Iran will not restart its nuclear program, that Europeans will not risk violating the sanctions, and that the Tehran government will return to the negotiating table.

A Familiar Force Nurtures Trump’s Instincts on Immigration: Stephen Miller

As President Trump tries again to use immigration fears for electoral advantage, this time with control of Congress at stake, Mr. Miller, his chief policy adviser, is at his side.

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