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Republicans are now vowing Total War. And the consequences could be immense.; Melania Trump leaves the media scratching its head — again; Synthetic opioid nicknamed ‘pink’ blamed for deaths of two 13-year-old Utah boys; ‘Mortal sin’ to vote Democratic, says San Diego Catholic church flier, linking Hillary Clinton to Satan; Donald Trump has a bit of a complex about dodging Vietnam; Clinton up 47-44 in Post-ABC News Tracking Poll, despite Trump's 9-point edge on dealing with corruption; The Daily 202: Rural strategy takes Trump to very red places in final days; 'He's got to get control of the ship again': How tensions at the FBI will persist after the election; The first 100 horrific days of a Trump presidency; The biggest Pinocchios of Election 2016; One final election plea, on the behalf of U.S. ideals; A ‘colossal failure’ by prosecutors: Juror defends verdict in Oregon standoff trial; A teacher punched a second-grader in the face because she was ‘tired of him,’ police say; This new map from Donald Trump’s campaign is unnecessarily ridiculous; U.S. officials warn of Russian mischief in election and beyond; Final days, awful choice   Most popular right now   Most Read Republicans are now vowing Total War. And the consequences could be immense. It's gone beyond politics. This is an attack on American democracy. By Paul Waldman  •  Opinions  •  Read more » Melania Trump leaves the media scratching its head — again A rare appearance by the would-be first lady had reporters asking questions, like this one: 'Have you met Donald Trump?' By Callum Borchers  •  Read more »   Synthetic opioid nicknamed ‘pink’ blamed for deaths of two 13-year-old Utah boys "It's causing psychotic disorders like we've never seen before," one rehabilitation expert said of the synthetic opioid. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more »   ‘Mortal sin’ to vote Democratic, says San Diego Catholic church flier, linking Hillary Clinton to Satan A San Diego diocese spokesman denounced the flier, distributed in Spanish and English at the Immaculate Conception Church. 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