| Turmoil in Iraq comes amid shrunken U.S. diplomatic footprint; Protesters storm U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, trapping diplomats and setting the stage for a long siege; Trump administration to ban most flavored e-cigarette pods; Ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's flight from Japan stuns even his lawyers; Killings in D.C. reach decade high as leaders struggle to reduce gun violence; What's in and what's out for the new year; Here's evidence that 2019 wasn't as bad as you thought; Iran just outplayed the United States — again; Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union's simple, open-armed act of parental love; Reading the tea leaves for 2020; Don Imus, the man who was always willing to go too far; If you love books, you owe a debt to Sonny Mehta; North Korea's Kim threatens to resume nuclear, long-range missile tests; Thousands forced to take refuge on Australian beach as deadly wildfires close in; Hong Kong police respond with tear gas as protesters mark new year with yet another mass demonstration |
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