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Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
The report warns of dire consequences if nations do not cut their carbon emissions by more than 1 billion tons per year, a figure that is larger than the annual emissions of nearly every country on the planet.
Jair Bolsonaro, who is often compared to President Trump, shocked Brazilians by capturing nearly half the vote after a campaign that divided Latin America's largest nation along gender and racial lines.
The Trump administration has said little publicly about the fate of Jamal Khashoggi, a columnist for The Post, but officials are frustrated with the lack of a Saudi response to its queries.
During a meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, China's foreign minister cast the sudden deterioration in the relationship between the two countries in surprisingly undiplomatic terms.
The "Lost Battalion" is a misnomer generated by headline writers. The location of the 554 American soldiers trapped behind German lines was always known. They weren't "lost" — they were neglected, first by their commanders and then by history.
Long-standing allies whose leaders have sometimes had testy relations with President Trump are increasingly keeping ties to the U.S. and its citizens alive in ways that bypass the White House.
A state of emergency is set to be declared for the Florida panhandle as the rapidly strengthening tropical storm is predicted to become a hurricane and strike the state's northern Gulf Coast by Wednesday.
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