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2°C: Beyond the Limit Extreme climate change has arrived in America. Here are the fastest-warming places. A Post analysis of data from across the Lower 48 states found that major areas are nearing or have already crossed the threshold of 2 degrees Celsius, a crucial marker in international climate change policy. How has your county changed? Our interactive tool can tell you. By Steven Mufson, Chris Mooney, Juliet Eilperin and John Muyskens · Read more Post Reports | Listen Now For many Americans, dramatic climate change has already arrived Chris Mooney shows us where to see the future of climate change right now. Michael Kranish on President Trump's relationship with his late alcoholic brother. And Timothy McLaughlin and Gerry Shih explain the clashes in Hong Kong. By The Washington Post · Read more   Analysis Trump finally acknowledges his tariffs could hit consumers With his announcement of a delay in tariffs on Chinese goods, President Trump contradicted his own mantra that the Chinese are paying the full price of his tariffs — a line that the overwhelming majority of economists and business owners say is false. By Heather Long · Read more   Justice Dept. reassigns warden of jail where Jeffrey Epstein died, puts two staffers on leave Attorney General William P. Barr directed the Bureau of Prisons to make the changes while the death is investigated. Epstein was found dead while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. By Devlin Barrett and Matt Zapotosky · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Feud of famed attorneys Alan Dershowitz, David Boies plays out in case Accusations and a secretly taped phone call populate the years-long conflict. By Tom Jackman, Deanna Paul and Manuel Roig-Franzia · Read more   Campaign 2020 'He gets it': Evangelicals aren't turned off by Trump's first term In interviews, religious voters paint the portrait of the President Trump they see: a president who acts like a bully but is fighting for them. By Julie Zauzmer · Read more   Citizens line up for Mississippi jobs but fear the impact of ICE raids The openings at plants hit by the largest workplace immigration raid to hit a single state in U.S. history offer steady income in an area where "jobs come and they go." By Jonnelle Marte · Read more   CNN anchor threatened to throw a man down stairs for calling him 'Fredo,' comparing it to the n-word President Trump blasted Chris Cuomo, saying the journalist resembled a "total out-of-control animal" in a viral video of the confrontation.  By Meagan Flynn and Hannah Knowles · Read more   Hong Kong riot police, armed with pepper spray and batons, clash with protesters at airport Police intervened after protesters seized a suspected undercover officer from China, adding to chaos that forced the airport to cancel flights for a second straight day. By Gerry Shih and Timothy McLaughlin · Read more   Furious parents say airline held unaccompanied kids overnight without contacting them The children were on their way home from a week-long camp when a series of delayed flights left them stranded. By Michael Brice-Saddler · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get the Post Most newsletter The most popular and interesting stories of the day, from politics to opinions to world news, to keep you in the know. Sign Up

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