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Trump is headed for a win, says professor who has predicted 30 years of presidential outcomes correctly; From Hiroko to Susie: The untold stories of Japanese war brides; What Clinton and Trump must worry about in the first debate; White Tulsa officer charged in death of unarmed black man, freed on bond; Police arrest suspect in killing of Charlotte protester, say curfew will remain in place; This is why Hillary Clinton isn’t ’50 points ahead’ — or even 10 points ahead; 10 home decorating mistakes to avoid; In America, gun rights are for whites only; Congressman: Charlotte protesters ‘hate white people because white people are successful’; The stark difference between Trump's and Clinton's meeting with a dictator; What you should do if you have a Yahoo account; Hunting for sex-traffickers abroad — by posing as johns; They wanted to rob the pizza guy. They did not expect a 250-pound, ex-NFL linebacker to deliver the pie.; Don't let your different ideas about do-it-yourself-ing fence you both in; Donald Trump is doing a very smart thing today on the Supreme Court; Clinton can win the debate even if Trump doesn’t act unhinged. Here’s how.   Most popular right now   Most Read Trump is headed for a win, says professor who has predicted 30 years of presidential outcomes correctly Prof. Allan Lichtman's "13 Keys to the White House" point to a GOP win. By Peter W. Stevenson  •  Read more » From Hiroko to Susie: The untold stories of Japanese war brides They married 'the enemy,' then created uniquely American lives. By Kathryn Tolbert  •  Read more »   What Clinton and Trump must worry about in the first debate The Democrat comes in with higher expectations — which may not be a good thing. By Karen Tumulty  •  Read more »   White Tulsa officer charged in death of unarmed black man, freed on bond Police said Terence Crutcher was unarmed when he was shot and killed by Officer Betty Shelby. By Peter Holley  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Police arrest suspect in killing of Charlotte protester, say curfew will remain in place Authorities said they arrested a man for shooting and killing a protester during violent demonstrations this week. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   This is why Hillary Clinton isn’t ’50 points ahead’ — or even 10 points ahead 3 reasons. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   10 home decorating mistakes to avoid Interior design experts share their knowledge about layers, lighting, proportion and more. By Brenda Richardson  •  Read more »   In America, gun rights are for whites only Where is the NRA outcry over the deaths of Keith Lamont Scott and Philando Castile? By Eugene Robinson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Congressman: Charlotte protesters ‘hate white people because white people are successful’ U.S. Rep. Robert Pittenger, a North Carolina Republican, later apologized for his comments to the BBC. By Peter Holley  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Is she 'likable enough'? Coaxing Clinton to be more human is proving a steep challenge for the Democratic nominee and her allies. By Marc Fisher  •  Read more » •   A Trump county campaign chair in Ohio just blamed racism on Obama •   'Fat, ugly face' and other Trump talk about women spotlighted in new Clinton ad •   Trump vs. Clinton: A debate fact-check cheat sheet •   The Daily 202: After the Yahoo hack, the lack of voter outrage about privacy is astonishing Also Popular in Opinions   Nate Silver says I should be nervous about the election. Here’s why I’m not too nervous. In which a pundit explains his reasons for feeling complacent about a Clinton victory in November. By Daniel W. 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