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·Democratic candidates in competitive Senate, House races see infusion of cash in final stretch of midterms
·Trump joins Saudi Arabia’s Khashoggi cover-up
·Three in Northwest DC attacked by rabid raccoon, officials say
·Aaron Rodgers’s knee isn’t quite right. But he’s still good enough to carry the Packers.
·‘I shot a whole family of baboons’: Idaho Fish and Game official resigns amid fury over Africa trophy hunting boasts
·Carolyn Hax: Taking in a teen from an unstable home could save his life
·TV and radio listings: October 16
·Aly Raisman blasts new USA Gymnastics head over connection to Larry Nassar ‘cover up’
·Minnesota Senate candidate Karin Housley compared Michelle Obama to a ‘chimp’ in 2009
·Minnesota Senate candidate Karin Housley compared Michelle Obama to a ‘chimp’ in 2009
·Sheldon and Miriam Adelson donate $32 million in September to boost Republicans
·Prince George’s police officer faces rape charges in traffic stop, police say
·A family stranded by hurricane spelled ‘HELP’ with downed trees. Then, their niece spotted it online.
·SNL has skewered every president since Ford. All of them reacted the same way — until now.
·Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65
·Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65
·Rep. Brat and Democrat Spanberger tangle in first — and probably only — debate
·Turkish investigators search Saudi Consulate where journalist was last seen
·Finance CEOs pull out of Saudi ‘Davos in the Desert’ over Khashoggi, risking lucrative role in kingdom’s economic reforms
·Pressure builds as National Park Service considers proposals to change how protests are done in D.C.
·Trump joins Saudi Arabia’s Khashoggi cover-up
·Three in Northwest DC attacked by rabid raccoon, officials say
·Aaron Rodgers’s knee isn’t quite right. But he’s still good enough to carry the Packers.
·‘I shot a whole family of baboons’: Idaho Fish and Game official resigns amid fury over Africa trophy hunting boasts
·Carolyn Hax: Taking in a teen from an unstable home could save his life
·TV and radio listings: October 16
·Aly Raisman blasts new USA Gymnastics head over connection to Larry Nassar ‘cover up’
·Minnesota Senate candidate Karin Housley compared Michelle Obama to a ‘chimp’ in 2009
·Minnesota Senate candidate Karin Housley compared Michelle Obama to a ‘chimp’ in 2009
·Sheldon and Miriam Adelson donate $32 million in September to boost Republicans
·Prince George’s police officer faces rape charges in traffic stop, police say
·A family stranded by hurricane spelled ‘HELP’ with downed trees. Then, their niece spotted it online.
·SNL has skewered every president since Ford. All of them reacted the same way — until now.
·Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65
·Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65
·Rep. Brat and Democrat Spanberger tangle in first — and probably only — debate
·Turkish investigators search Saudi Consulate where journalist was last seen
·Finance CEOs pull out of Saudi ‘Davos in the Desert’ over Khashoggi, risking lucrative role in kingdom’s economic reforms
·Pressure builds as National Park Service considers proposals to change how protests are done in D.C.
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The Los Angeles Times
·Oregon college shooting live updates: 'There's been another mass shooting in America,' Obama says
·Oregon college shooting live updates: 'There's been another mass shooting in America,' Obama says
·Farewell, summer
·Farewell, summer
·Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
·Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
·If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
·If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
·Brett Anderson helps Dodgers defeat Giants, 3-2, in series finale
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·With merger closed, home builders Standard Pacific and Ryland to cut jobs
·Oregon college shooting live updates: 'There's been another mass shooting in America,' Obama says
·Farewell, summer
·Farewell, summer
·Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
·Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
·If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
·If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
·Brett Anderson helps Dodgers defeat Giants, 3-2, in series finale
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Angry and frustrated, Obama condemns latest mass shooting in U.S.
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Constant video recording catches athletes' bad behavior
·Two of Mexico's most notorious criminals are now in the United States
·With merger closed, home builders Standard Pacific and Ryland to cut jobs
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The Miami Herald: Top Stories
·Afghan official: Taliban kill 7 policemen in country’s north
·Saudi news agency: Military plane crashes during training
·‘Dark days’ over: Gambia launches truth, reconciliation body
·Nigeria: IS-linked extremists kill abducted health worker
·Top US diplomat heads to Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi
·Prince Harry and Meghan start Aussie tour with baby gifts
·China says internment camps are ‘free vocational training’
·Tropical Storm Tara moving just off Mexico’s Pacific coast
·Honduran migrants bed down after pushing into Guatemala
·The Latest: Washington lobbyists drop client Saudi Arabia
·Kanye West meets Uganda’s president, gifts pair of sneakers
·New Zealand lawmaker accuses opposition leader of corruption
·Koreas, US-led UN Command discuss disarming border area
·Honduran migrant caravan crosses Guatemala border, US-bound
·Australia considers moving embassy to Jerusalem
·Trump suggests ‘rogue killers’ murdered Saudi journalist
·New tropical storm brings rains to central Mexican coast
·Ending austerity in UK ‘incompatible’ with budget plan
·Yemeni president fires prime minister, citing ‘negligence’
·US: Cuba’s political prisoners are “affront” to democracy
·Saudi news agency: Military plane crashes during training
·‘Dark days’ over: Gambia launches truth, reconciliation body
·Nigeria: IS-linked extremists kill abducted health worker
·Top US diplomat heads to Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi
·Prince Harry and Meghan start Aussie tour with baby gifts
·China says internment camps are ‘free vocational training’
·Tropical Storm Tara moving just off Mexico’s Pacific coast
·Honduran migrants bed down after pushing into Guatemala
·The Latest: Washington lobbyists drop client Saudi Arabia
·Kanye West meets Uganda’s president, gifts pair of sneakers
·New Zealand lawmaker accuses opposition leader of corruption
·Koreas, US-led UN Command discuss disarming border area
·Honduran migrant caravan crosses Guatemala border, US-bound
·Australia considers moving embassy to Jerusalem
·Trump suggests ‘rogue killers’ murdered Saudi journalist
·New tropical storm brings rains to central Mexican coast
·Ending austerity in UK ‘incompatible’ with budget plan
·Yemeni president fires prime minister, citing ‘negligence’
·US: Cuba’s political prisoners are “affront” to democracy
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