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‘Worst possible conditions': Residents, visitors flee Gatlinburg, Tenn., as flames engulf popular resort town; ISIS's second-in-command hid in Syria for months. The day he stepped out, the U.S. was waiting.; Trump suggests loss of citizenship or jail for those who burn U.S. flags; ‘Tragedy of huge proportions': Plane with championship-bound Brazilian soccer team crashes into mountainside; Donald Trump v. the First Amendment, part five; Trump names Rep. Tom Price as next HHS secretary; Obamacare is probably toast. And a lot of poor, white Trump voters will get hurt by it.; The Daily 202: Trump leaning on TV analysts as he staffs the government; Trump expected to pick Elaine L. Chao for transportation secretary; She thought she ran the race of her life. Officials call it a terrible case of cheating.; Why we can’t — and shouldn’t — ignore Donald Trump’s tweets; Don Henley says the Eagles are done. It was always Glenn Frey's band.; Trump's hypocrisy is good for America; Trump keeps eye on Romney for State Dept. despite scorn from some loyalists; Donald Trump is making a strong case for a recount of his own 2016 election win; Russian chess prodigy, daring and 'unorthodox,' fatally fell in Jason Bourne-style balcony leap   Most popular right now   Most Read ‘Worst possible conditions': Residents, visitors flee Gatlinburg, Tenn., as flames engulf popular resort town "Conditions remain extremely dangerous," Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials said Tuesday, as evacuations were ordered in Pigeon Forge and throughout Sevier County. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more » ISIS's second-in-command hid in Syria for months. The day he stepped out, the U.S. was waiting. The targeted killing of Abu Mohammad al-Adnani was the biggest in a string of successes against high-value targets. By Joby Warrick  •  Read more »   Trump suggests loss of citizenship or jail for those who burn U.S. flags The Supreme Court in 1990 ruled that flag burning was protected free speech under the Constitution. Trump's revival of the long-settled legal issue follows a flag burning recently at a Massachusetts college. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   ‘Tragedy of huge proportions': Plane with championship-bound Brazilian soccer team crashes into mountainside Rain was hampering rescuers trying to get to the crash scene. By Dom Phillips  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Donald Trump v. the First Amendment, part five If you burn a flag, Trump wants to rescind your citizenship. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Trump names Rep. Tom Price as next HHS secretary The Republican lawmaker from Georgia, a physician himself, has been a fierce Obamacare critic. By Amy Goldstein  •  Read more »   Obamacare is probably toast. And a lot of poor, white Trump voters will get hurt by it. Believe it or not, the ACA benefits poor whites, too. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Trump leaning on TV analysts as he staffs the government The first cable news president By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Trump expected to pick Elaine L. Chao for transportation secretary Chao served as labor secretary under George W. Bush. By Ashley Halsey III  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Meet Tom Price, the man who could reshape Obamacare under President Trump Or, more accurately: The man who's likely to help get rid of it. By Amber Phillips  •  Read more » •   Hillary Clinton’s campaign wants to make one thing clear: They don’t want a recount •   Vilsack's tough message for fellow Democrats: Stop writing off rural America •   House Democrats demand Chaffetz probe Trump’s finances •   Donald Trump is going to war with CNN. Again. Also Popular in Opinions   A horrifying look into the mind of 9/11's mastermind, in his own words Interrogator James E. 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