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Scientists Push for a Crash Program to Scrub Carbon From the Air

Scientists are increasingly warning that cutting emissions isn’t enough. We’ll also have to take billions of tons of carbon out of the atmosphere.

New York Mayor Calls Suspicious Devices an ‘Effort to Terrorize’

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the explosive devices that were sent to CNN’s offices, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the liberal donor George Soros were an act of terrorism.

Danny Leiner, Director Known for Stoner Films, Is Dead at 57

His breakout movie was “Dude, Where’s My Car?” It was followed, four years later, by the first “Harold & Kumar” film.

New York Sues Exxon Mobil, Saying It Deceived Shareholders on Climate Change

After an investigation of more than three years, the state’s attorney general has sued Exxon Mobil, accusing it of downplaying the risks of global warming to its business.

F.B.I. Arrests White Nationalist Leader Who Fled the Country for Central America

Robert Rundo is the founder of the Rise Above Movement, a violent California neo-Nazi gang. He and three other gang members were accused of inciting riots.

A Changing Tennessee Weighs a Moderate or Conservative for Senate

Phil Bredesen, the Democrat, has a centrist approach in a state that traditionally embraced moderates. His campaign is testing whether that is still viable in Tennessee.

California Today: California Today: Dodgers Pursuing Their First Championship Since 1988

Wednesday: The Dodgers are down one game in the World Series, California loses more jobs to China than any other state, and the Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle reopens.

Global Health: Former Surgeons General Recount Political Pressure on the Job

Serving from 1990 to 2006, the four retired officials discussed how they were muzzled for giving medical advice that was unpopular — though time proved them right.

‘Zero Tolerance’ Immigration Policy Surprised Agencies, Report Finds

The Homeland Security and Health and Human Services Departments were not given advance notice, leaving them unprepared for the thousands of family separations that followed.

Who Are We Talking About When We Talk About Latino Voters?

When we speak about the Hispanic electorate in America, we often speak in reductions.

House and Senate Latest, Abrams and Kemp Face Off, Menendez Debates: 13 Days to Go

Rahm Emanuel’s prediction for Election Day: “a blue wave with a red undertow.” New polls show tight races for Senate Democrats and a tough one for Keith Ellison in Minnesota’s attorney general race.

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