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      No More Family Separations, Except These 900

      Separations of migrant families are continuing in substantial numbers, often for reasons as simple as a parent with a traffic ticket, the American Civil Liberties Union reported.

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    What It’s Like to Live in Your Car

    Wednesday: A formerly homeless family talks about the stress and anxiety; Gov. Gavin Newsom takes aim at President Trump’s tax returns; and border seesaws.

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    Much-Heralded Terrorism Conviction From 2006 is Overturned

    Hamid Hayat’s case had put a spotlight on the farming town of Lodi, Calif., where the authorities said men were financing terrorist groups abroad and recruiting members.

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    Medicare for All? For More? Here’s How Medicare Works.

    As Democrats embrace the idea of expanding the federal health insurance program, we looked at what it covers and costs. It’s far from “free.”

    By Abby Goodnough

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    Hamza bin Laden, Son and Heir to Qaeda Founder, Is Dead

    The United States had a role in the operation that killed the younger Mr. bin Laden, officials said. But other details, including where he died, remained unknown.

    By Julian E. Barnes and Adam Goldman

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    Black Voters Will Be the Focus of Tonight’s Democratic Debate. Here’s a Primer.

    With Joseph R. Biden Jr., Kamala Harris, and Cory Booker all onstage, candidates are likely to make direct appeals to the Democratic Party’s most loyal constituency.

    By Astead W. Herndon

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    Reagan Called Africans ‘Monkeys’ in Call With Nixon, Tape Reveals

    A newly released recording of a conversation from 1971 was the latest reminder of the long history of racism by American presidents.

    By Sarah Mervosh and Niraj Chokshi

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    Biden and His ‘Bidenisms.’ You Might Hear Them in the Debate Tonight.

    Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s phrases can vary from speech to speech. Here are some of his most recognizable ones.

    By Katie Glueck

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    Marianne Williamson Has Her Moment. And Republicans Are Gleefully Trumpeting It.

    The self-help author had some standout moments in Tuesday’s Democratic debate, and the right propped her up as a way to portray the whole field as wacky and unserious.

    By Annie Karni and Jeremy W. Peters

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    ‘That’s Not Hyperbole!’: A Guide to Joe Biden’s Favorite Sayings

    During his decades in public office, Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. developed a unique set of phrases, dubbed “Bidenisms” by his close observers. Here’s what to watch for in tonight’s debate.

    By Katie Glueck, Sarah Kerr, Natalie Reneau and Drew Jordan

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    And Now, a Bicycle Built for None

    It’s not the first self-driving bike. But equipped with an A.I. chip, it may be the nearest to thinking for itself.

    By Cade Metz

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    Moderates Faltered at Tuesday’s Debate. Will Joe Biden Do Better Tonight?

    Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren held their ground as several centrists tried to paint their message as unrealistic for America.

    By Alexander Burns

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    Warren and Sanders Fight Back Against Criticism From Moderates

    Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders formed an ideological tag team during the second round of Democratic presidential debates by embracing their liberal policy goals amid an intraparty fight with moderates over health care.

    By CNN

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