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The Daily 202: Republican politicians fall back in line behind Trump after defecting; Former Miss Arizona: Trump ‘just came strolling right in’ on naked contestants; Five dead teens, a stolen cop car and the ‘most horrific’ crash in decades; A new poll shows a tie in Utah. Be skeptical. Be amazed.; A white cop in Ga. saved a black infant’s life, ‘forever’ changing his own; Trump declares war on GOP, says 'the shackles have been taken off'; Clinton proposes closing real estate loophole, not Trump; A smart, outgoing fifth-grader is heartbroken because no one invites her over; What people did when an Ivy League professor wrote faculty of color don’t get jobs because ‘we don’t want them’; Carolyn Hax: Two moms, and the enemy of the play date; Think twice about changing a revocable trust to list your child as co-owner of a home; Trump just said he doesn’t ‘believe’ he’s losing women. This chart shows how wrong he is.; The 2016 electoral map is rapidly slipping away from Donald Trump; Trump recorded having extremely lewd conversation about women in 2005; Some see a nightmare with a Trump loss, but they may be looking at the wrong boogeyman; Who's worse: Donald Trump or Bill Clinton?   Most popular right now   Most Read The Daily 202: Republican politicians fall back in line behind Trump after defecting Texas congressman apologizes for saying he'd 'consider' sticking by Trump if he said he liked rape By James Hohmann  •  Read more » Former Miss Arizona: Trump ‘just came strolling right in’ on naked contestants Before the locker room, there was the dressing room. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more »   Five dead teens, a stolen cop car and the ‘most horrific’ crash in decades While a police officer tried to save five teenagers from a burning car after a wrong-way driver crashed into them, a man sped away in his police cruiser, hitting seven more cars and sending five other people to the hospital. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more »   A new poll shows a tie in Utah. Be skeptical. Be amazed. And independent Evan McMullin is within shouting distance of upending the electoral map. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   A white cop in Ga. saved a black infant’s life, ‘forever’ changing his own "Out of my 25 years being a cop this is my greatest and most profound accomplishment and it made every second of those 25 years worth it all. I am forever humbled and changed by this." By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   Trump declares war on GOP, says 'the shackles have been taken off' The party's struggling nominee assails Ryan, McCain and other Republicans as disloyal. By Sean Sullivan  •  Read more »   Clinton proposes closing real estate loophole, not Trump Donald Trump's wealth has helped define the 2016 presidential race and it is also shaping the campaign's tax debate. By Nicholas Riccardi | AP  •  Read more »   A smart, outgoing fifth-grader is heartbroken because no one invites her over A 10-year-old can't seem to turn any of her acquaintances into friends. By Meghan Leahy  •  Read more »   What people did when an Ivy League professor wrote faculty of color don’t get jobs because ‘we don’t want them’ A professor at the University of Pennsylvania writes about the racial imbalance of faculty, and questions assumptions about what makes someone qualified to teach college students. By Marybeth Gasman  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   GOP congressman suggests he might back Trump even if Trump said he liked rape. And then apologizes. Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-Tex.) quickly walked back what he said on MSNBC. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more » •   Trump's ridiculous claim that he won 'every poll' on the second presidential debate •   Clinton campaign chairman ties email hack to Russians, suggests Trump had early warning •   Trump, turning the tables, accuses Clinton of invading his space at debate •   The facts about Hillary Clinton and the Kathy Shelton rape case Also Popular in Opinions   Donald Trump is four centuries too late He would have enjoyed the wealth and suppression of the 17th century. By Garrison Keillor  •  Read more » •   Donald Trump's strategy for minority Americans? Don't let them vote. •   Personal responsibility •   Donald Trump is the GOP's chemotherapy •   Scandal! WikiLeaks reveals Hillary Clinton to be . . . reasonable. 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This was the response. •   CoverGirl’s first CoverBoy: 17-year-old YouTube sensation James Charles •   Sorry, Eric Trump, but there's no science behind Donald's 'alpha personality' •   Flooding from hurricane hits lower-income North Carolina residents hard ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Battle to banish Islamic State from Mosul could become a mess •   Brazil’s poor just ‘want a hug': Wealthy politician’s wife ridiculed for interview from Porsche •   Saudi airstrikes on Yemeni civilians may have put a target on the backs of U.S. troops •   Egypt finds other sources after halt in Saudi fuel shipments •   Deadly blast targets defiant Shiite worshipers in Afghanistan amid security fears Also Popular in Business •   In an immigration court that nearly always says no, a lawyer's spirit is broken •   Trump is not alone: How some tax policy favors the rich •   The DEA is withdrawing a proposal to ban another plant after the Internet got really mad •   Donald Trump tried to call out Warren Buffett. 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