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Democracy Dies in Darkness Most popular right now Most Read Extreme Hurricane Irma closing in on Florida, posing dire threat A hurricane catastrophe has become nearly unavoidable. By Jason Samenow  •  Read more » Everything you need to know about Hurricane Irma Hurricane Irma is tracking west through the Leeward Islands and Greater Antilles. By Angela Fritz  •   Read more » Hurricane Irma tears through Caribbean islands and is on collision course with Florida Irma moved toward Florida's doorstep on track for landfall this weekend with potential once-in-a-generation wrath. By Joel Achenbach  •   Read more » PowerPost • Analysis The Daily 202: Leading moderate announces retirement from House with parting shot at direction of GOP Pennsylvania’s Charlie Dent makes it a trend. 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By Hamza Shaban  •   Read more » ‘It’s like someone with a lawn mower from the sky has gone over the island’ The tiny islands decimated by Irma are in trouble as Hurricane Jose looms. By Anthony Faiola  •   Read more » What’s in the path of Hurricane Irma The storm is big, fast and speeding westward toward Puerto Rico and Florida By Bonnie Berkowitz  •   Read more » Also Popular in Politics Republicans jolted by, and Democrats wary of, Trump’s overtures to opposing party Multiple GOP senators and aides revealed a sense of helplessness after Trump openly flouted their plans. 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By Jason Samenow  •  Read more » Tropical triple threat: Hurricanes Jose and Katia could join Irma striking land this weekend This Delta flight raced Irma and won Irma devastates world-famous St. Martin airport Man shot by police at Miami airport amid frenzied Irma evacuation ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports Sports • Perspective I have loved football for years, but this NFL season is making me queasy As another pro football campaign dawns, a longtime fan faces a rude awakening. By Jerry Brewer  •  Read more » The Patriots’ loss to the Chiefs revealed the glaring weakness they may not be able to fix The making of Colin Kaepernick Wife of Texas A&M’s Kevin Sumlin shares racist and threatening letter to coach Analysis | What might the Nationals’ playoff bench look like without Brian Goodwin? Also Popular in National See the most moving photo from the Cassini mission The Day the Earth Smiled is one of the greatest space photos. 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