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Senate GOP leaders agree to new FBI investigation of Kavanaugh Sen. Lisa Murkowski joined Sen. Jeff Flake in backing a delay to vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh. Flake supported Kavanaugh in a committee vote but asked for a one-week delay in the Senate vote so the FBI could conduct a limited investigation into the sexual assault allegation. By Seung Min Kim and John Wagner  •  Read more » Analysis: Does the Senate have the votes? Four senators are undecided on the nomination. If one of them votes for Brett M. Kavanaugh, the nomination will likely pass. Here is our count. By Kevin Schaul and Kevin Uhrmacher  •  Read more » Facebook logs 90 million people out of their accounts after security breach As many as 90 million Facebook users will have to log back into their accounts after the social network reset their security tokens. Hackers stole the tokens associated with 50 million user profiles, the company said. By Brian Fung  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Trump signs bill that averts federal shutdown, sets up border-wall fight The bill keeps the government open through Dec. 7 while boosting next year's funding for the Pentagon and some social programs. By Damian Paletta  •  Read more »   'He's our guy': Villagers in Russia's Far East say they recognize suspect in poisoning of former agent Two residents of Berezovka told The Post that the man they know as Anatoly Chepiga appears to be one of the two suspects identified by British authorities as taking part in the March nerve-agent attack on a Russian ex-spy. By Anton Troianovski  •  Read more »   Analysis In Quebec's close election, one party vows to expel immigrants who fail 'values test' This year's contest will be the first in decades in which the question of Quebec's secession is not a campaign issue. But those independence battles have morphed into fights over immigration and perceived threats to francophone identity. By Amanda Coletta  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Fashion Review Apocalyptic looks for your 2018 mood, from Rick Owens The designer's offerings at Paris Fashion Week felt despairing and sober, but with glimmers of optimism in a runway collection that included road warriors, winged birds, and a bloody but unbowed Lady Liberty. By Robin Givhan  •  Read more »   Trump administration sees a 7-degree rise in global temperatures by 2100 An environmental analysis assumes no action on climate change — and extreme warming — to justify freezing fuel standards for autos. By Juliet Eilperin, Brady Dennis and Chris Mooney  •  Read more »   Analysis Vikings are teetering after losing to Rams, but don't blame Kirk Cousins The former Redskins quarterback threw for 422 yards and three touchdowns Thursday night, but the Los Angeles offense led by Jared Goff carved up Minnesota's increasingly suspect defense. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »

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