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Police connect New York, N.J. bombings, seek same man for questioning in both; A toddler survived cancer. Then her father beat her to death, burned her and tossed her in a creek.; The GOP died this weekend; How this mom found acceptance for her son in a clothing store just for girls; Scientists published climate research under fake names. Then they were caught.; Among Democrats, deep concern about Clinton's Hispanic strategy; Condominiums in crisis: Financial troubles put many communities at risk; Sure, Trump has the momentum. But his prospects for 270 electoral votes are dim.; Ask Amy: Daughter learns father's will leaves her out; The Republican Party is now institutionally defending Donald Trump’s racism; The Federal Reserve confronts a possibility it never expected: No exit.; For $805 a night at the Trump Hotel, you deserve what you get; In Jim Cooley's open-carry America, even a trip to Walmart can require an AR-15; Japan's prime-minister-in-waiting trades nationalism for globalism; Husband in real-life ‘Fault in our Stars’ couple dies from cystic fibrosis complications; Emmy Awards: 10 things you missed, including Matt Damon, surprise winners and Leslie Jones   Most popular right now   Most Read Police connect New York, N.J. bombings, seek same man for questioning in both Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, is being sought, though his role in the incident is unclear. By Matt Zapotosky  •  Read more » A toddler survived cancer. Then her father beat her to death, burned her and tossed her in a creek. "I don't know why he did it — I know it was an act of evil," said Rick Trunfio, first chief assistant district attorney for Onondaga County. By Lindsey Bever  •  Read more »   The GOP died this weekend The GOP made itself uninhabitable for many conservatives. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   How this mom found acceptance for her son in a clothing store just for girls "He could take his old blue backpack, but he straps on the girls backpack like a piece of armor." By Colby Itkowitz  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Scientists published climate research under fake names. Then they were caught. Both worked for the U.S. government and one still does. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more »   Among Democrats, deep concern about Clinton's Hispanic strategy Hillary Clinton's support lags President Obama's four years ago, and some down-ballot candidates are unknown to many Hispanic voters. By Abby Phillip  •  Read more »   Condominiums in crisis: Financial troubles put many communities at risk When condo owners can't make the mortgage or struggle to pay monthly fees, the whole complex may suffer. By Bill Turque  •  Read more »   Sure, Trump has the momentum. But his prospects for 270 electoral votes are dim. Even as the race has tightened, Clinton retains far more paths to victory on Nov. 8. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more »   Ask Amy: Daughter learns father's will leaves her out Reader hurt by dad's decision to leave everything to wife 11 years his junior. By Amy Dickinson  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   ‘No good deed goes unpunished,’ trade official says of scrutiny of his luxury travel Top Republican senators are demanding more accountability from Penny Pritzker after her top trade deputy stayed in luxury hotels as he traveled the world. 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