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      How to Help Those Affected by the California Fires

      Three raging wildfires have displaced hundreds of thousands of people and destroyed thousands of homes. Here are some charities that are helping victims.

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      Meet the New House Democrats: They May Not Toe the Party Line

      The freshman House Democrats are the most diverse, most female class in history — and span the ideological spectrum. They arrive in Washington for orientation this week.

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    Racing the Wildfires: Californians Recall Their Close Calls With the Advancing Flames

    California’s wildfires have claimed 31 lives since last week. Countless others up and down the state narrowly escaped harm as they scrambled to safety.

    By Jose A. Del Real and Jack Nicas

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    Clean Energy Is Surging, but Not Fast Enough to Solve Global Warming

    The International Energy Agency said renewables were poised to surpass coal by 2040. But more is still needed to stop climate change.

    By Brad Plumer

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    California Wildfires, Elections, Nafta: Your Monday Evening Briefing

    Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    By Jean Rutter and Hiroko Masuike

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    Trump Makes a Baseless Claim About ‘Massively Infected’ Ballots in Florida

    Without evidence, President Trump asserted that some ballots in Florida “showed up out of nowhere” and that others were missing or forged.

    By Linda Qiu

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    Counting Every Vote

    In the On Politics newsletter, another closely watched recount in (where else?) Florida; plus, the story behind Trump’s tweet on the California wildfire.

    By Lisa Lerer

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    ‘Tell Your Boss’: Recording Is Seen to Link Saudi Crown Prince More Strongly to Khashoggi Killing

    A Saudi operative’s comments to a royal aide after the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi is among the strongest evidence yet tying Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to his death.

    By Julian E. Barnes, Eric Schmitt and David D. Kirkpatrick

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    Trump’s Misleading Claims About California’s Fire ‘Mismanagement’

    On Twitter, the president claimed that the state’s wildfire woes are a result of poor forest management. The truth is more complicated.

    By Kendra Pierre-Louis

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    My Moments With Stan

    In a tribute comic, Brian Michael Bendis reflects on the first time he met Stan Lee and how Mr. Lee inspired him in his two-decade career at Marvel Comics.

    By Brian Michael Bendis, Bill Walko and Howie Noel

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    Pre-Prom Photo of Students in Apparent Nazi Salute Prompts Investigation

    An image of about 60 male high school students in Baraboo, Wis., many of them smiling gleefully with one arm in the air, went viral and drew condemnation.

    By Adeel Hassan

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    Mississippi Senator’s ‘Public Hanging’ Remark Draws Backlash Before Runoff

    Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, whose opponent is black, said she meant to convey respect, but a linguistics professor said the idiom had a negative connotation and fell out of use long ago.

    By Matthew Haag

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