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Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read After Irma, a once-lush gem in the U.S. Virgin Islands reduced to battered wasteland A 20-square-mile island in the Caribbean reveals some of the hurricane's worst devastation on U.S. soil. By Anthony Faiola  •  Read more » Homeless man asked woman to move Porsche so he could sleep. Then she shot him, police say. Katie Quackenbush, an aspiring singer and songwriter in Nashville, was charged with attempted murder in connection to the Aug. 26 shooting. By Samantha Schmidt  •   Read more »   Theft of Equifax data could lead to years of grief for home buyers and mortgage applicants Two-thirds of consumers may be affected by security breach at Equifax. By Kenneth R. Harney  •   Read more »   Five dead at South Florida nursing home as state grapples with heat and outages after Irma The storm's impact continued to reverberate through Florida, where millions still lack electricity. By Mark Berman  •   Read more »   The Health 202: Single-payer pushes the health-care debate decidedly leftward The plan's backers are largely 2020 contenders. By Paige Winfield Cunningham  •   Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT A Marriott rescue ship left stranded tourists behind because they weren't guests of the hotel The hotel chain sent a boat to St. Thomas but only those on the passenger manifest were allowed to board, a decision Marriott officials said was out of their hands. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •   Read more »   U.S. middle-class incomes reached highest-ever level in 2016, Census Bureau says But the sharply higher median income of $59,039 masks worrying disparities, the data showed. By Heather Long  •   Read more »   An 11-year-old boy fell into an Italian volcanic crater. His parents also died trying to save him. "It's a moment of deep sadness for all of us," Pozzuoli Mayor Vincenzo Figliolia said. By Kristine Phillips  •   Read more »   Sanders will introduce universal health care, backed by 15 Democrats Republicans, bruised and exhausted by a failed campaign to repeal the Affordable Care Act, were giddy about the chance to attack Democrats and Sanders. By David Weigel  •   Read more »   8-year-old biracial boy was hung from rope by N.H. teenagers because of his race, family says Police are investigating the family's claim. They confirmed that the boy was treated at a hospital. By Rachel Siegel  •   Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Supreme Court agrees with Trump administration, says some refugees can be barred for now The decision put on hold an appeals court ruling that had prevented the government from blocking about 24,000 refugees with formal resettlement assurances. By Robert Barnes  •  Read more »   Over liberals' objections, Supreme Court says Texas need not draw new districts now Analysis | One way Clinton misunderstands the political moment: Most Americans aren't in the middle Analysis | Hillary Clinton's clear warning to Democrats: Don't be like Bernie From Trump hotel lobby to White House, Malaysian prime minister gets VIP treatment Also Popular in Opinions   Trump is privately raging about Robert Mueller. But all of this is his own fault. Is Trump capable of grasping that he is to blame for the Mueller appointment? It's not clear that he is -- and that could have severe consequences. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   Don't buy all the PR-style hooey about 'dreamers' Steve Bannon is a Swiss-cheese philosopher The amazing anecdote about Sean Spicer in Katy Tur's new book Thank you, Edie Windsor Also Popular in Local   Local • Perspective What's one of America's most dangerous jobs? It's not what you think. For years, nurses lobbying for safer work places have been kicked, punched, pinched and even stabbed at work on a regular basis By Petula Dvorak  •  Read more »   Man pleads guilty to Christmas day murder of local actress Why Metro's crackdown on fare evasion isn't just about the money A woman was found dead in a hotel freezer. Her family says the police haven't done enough. Man pleads guilty — 42 years after young Maryland sisters vanished — in case that stunned the Washington area ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports   ESPN scolds host Jemele Hill for calling President Trump a 'white supremacist' on Twitter The "SportsCenter" host has not apologized for the remark, although ESPN said she understands it was "inappropriate." 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