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Professor who’s predicted 30 years of presidential elections correctly is doubling down on a Trump win; Clinton lead shrinks, even as nearly 6 in 10 expect her to win, Post-ABC tracking poll finds; Americans adopted this South Korean man when he was 3. Now 41, he’s being deported.; ‘Off the charts unbelievable': Will acquittal of Oregon refuge occupiers embolden extremists, militias?; The Daily 202: Trump getting blown out in the Philadelphia suburbs, as Pennsylvania drifts out of reach; Rudy Giuliani is 2016's Mr. Deplorable; Donald Trump has run the worst campaign in modern history; Not even Donald Trump thinks Donald Trump is a good investment these days, apparently; Liberals are preparing blacklists of appointees they want Clinton to avoid; Americans are tuning out Trump’s ugly lies. This new poll proves it.; A quietly escalating issue for NFL: Fan violence and how to contain it; Jury acquits Ammon Bundy, six others for standoff at Oregon wildlife refuge; He wore a Trump hat and 'deplorables' shirt to vote. Texas police arrested him.; Yuengling beer backed Trump this week. You can guess the rest.; You've decided to visit a Caribbean island — but which one? Here's our island-by-island guide.; President Duterte is talking tough. Will it cost the Philippines?   Most popular right now   Most Read Professor who’s predicted 30 years of presidential elections correctly is doubling down on a Trump win Allan Lichtman says the past month hasn't changed the prediction. By Peter W. Stevenson  •  Read more » Clinton lead shrinks, even as nearly 6 in 10 expect her to win, Post-ABC tracking poll finds Poll finds falling concern about voter fraud after allegations election is "rigged" By Scott Clement  •  Read more »   Americans adopted this South Korean man when he was 3. Now 41, he’s being deported. The couple that adopted him never filled out the paperwork to seek U.S. citizenship for him. Thirty-seven years later, he's being deported because of that oversight. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   ‘Off the charts unbelievable': Will acquittal of Oregon refuge occupiers embolden extremists, militias? While theirs was a movement of the West that reawakened longstanding resentment about the federal government's management of land, it has broader potential implications that are especially relevant today on the extreme right. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   The Daily 202: Trump getting blown out in the Philadelphia suburbs, as Pennsylvania drifts out of reach Finding supporters in the collar counties proves surprisingly difficult By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Rudy Giuliani is 2016's Mr. Deplorable His mean-spirited lunacy is unparalleled. By Eugene Robinson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Donald Trump has run the worst campaign in modern history He alienated his supporters and came to embody leadership traits he says he despises. By Fareed Zakaria  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Not even Donald Trump thinks Donald Trump is a good investment these days, apparently Trump's self-funding is actually rather unremarkable, in context. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Liberals are preparing blacklists of appointees they want Clinton to avoid Many on the left remain skeptical that Clinton will push their priorities adequately if she is elected. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Sen. Mark Kirk questions opponent’s American heritage in Illinois debate "I'd forgotten that your parents came all the way from Thailand to serve George Washington," Kirk said to Rep. Tammy Duckworth, whose late father was a U.S. born Marine veteran. 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Allow the author of the Twitter account Fake Bo Pelini to explain. By Chuck Culpepper  •  Read more » •   Former U.S. gymnast alleges sexual, emotional abuse in lawsuit •   Ratings for Bill Simmons’s HBO show have hit rock bottom •   With Matt Jones’s injury, Redskins promote Mack Brown to the active roster •   Pitt fools Virginia Tech with reverse touchdown by 300-pound lineman Also Popular in National   Another parent’s overdose, another child in the back seat: A ‘new norm’ for drug users? Erika Hurt was found unconscious in her car in Indiana. Her 10-month-old son was in the back seat. By Kristine Guerra  •  Read more » •   German couple lured women to ‘horror house’ with dating ads, tortured them to death, police say •   Dakota Access protesters removed from private land, more than 100 arrested after standoff with police •   Ammon Bundy was acquitted for the Oregon refuge takeover. 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