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Trump Proposes to Lower Drug Prices by Basing Them on Other Countries’ Costs

The announcement, part of a flurry of initiatives from the White House ahead of the midterms, came after a government study found that Medicare is paying 80 percent more than other nations for drugs.

How Google Protected Andy Rubin, the ‘Father of Android’

The internet giant paid Mr. Rubin $90 million and praised him, while keeping silent about a misconduct claim.

Trump Considers Closing Southern Border to Migrants

The proposed executive action would be a sweeping use of presidential power to fortify the border as President Trump tries to play to his anti-immigrant base days before the midterm elections.

Ellison’s Troubles in Minnesota Create Unexpected Opening for His Opponent

Abuse allegations against Keith Ellison have shifted the attorney general’s race in favor of Doug Wardlow, a little known Republican lawyer.

Racial Politics Fill Gillum-DeSantis Debate

Andrew Gillum and Ron DeSantis held their final debate in the Florida governor’s race. Two two sparred over racial politics in several testy exchanges.

Trump, Partisan and Pugilist, Abandons Calls for Unity After Bomb Scares

The president again chooses confrontation over conciliation. His caustic approach to politics echoes through the rest of the political food chain.

California Today: San Diego’s Power Move: City Takes on Utility Over Green Energy

Thursday: An alternative utility for greener energy, pipe bomb scares from New York to California, and where to view fall foliage.

Saudi Arabia, in Reversal, Suggests Khashoggi’s Killing Was ‘Premeditated’

The announcement that the dissident writer’s death may have been planned was the latest shift in the kingdom’s official account of what happened.

East Island, Remote Hawaiian Sliver of Sand, Is Largely Wiped Out by a Hurricane

After Hurricane Walaka swept through the central Pacific this month, a sandy 11-acre island mostly disappeared into ocean water.

A Black Senate Candidate Stumps in Mississippi, but His Party Holds Him Back

Mike Espy, former President Clinton’s agriculture secretary, could emerge as the top vote-getter in Mississippi’s Senate race on Election Day, but the runoff will be the hard part.

The Tip Sheet: Senate and House Latest, Confronting Racism in Florida: 12 Days to Go

New ads from Senate Democrats show vulnerable incumbents moving away from left-wing elements. On the Republican front, want to know how the party is feeling about the Senate? Watch Air Force One.

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