Hurricane Irma Barrels Toward U.S., Threatening to Engulf Florida
By LIZETTE ALVAREZ and MARC SANTORA
The storm prompted the largest evacuation in Florida history, with people scrambling into crowded shelters and jamming highways.
The Times in Print for Saturday, September 09, 2017
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Apocalyptic Thoughts Amid Nature’s Chaos? You Could Be Forgiven.
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
Americans were excited about the eclipse, but hurricanes, wildfires, and an earthquake have some — and not just deeply religious people — thinking dark thoughts.
Mexico Earthquake, Strongest in a Century, Kills Dozens
By PAULINA VILLEGAS, ELISABETH MALKIN and KIRK SEMPLE
The quake, which struck off the Pacific Coast, set off tsunami warnings and scattered frightened residents into the streets as far as Mexico City.
Mercurial Trump Rattles Republican Party Ahead of Midterms
By JONATHAN MARTIN and ALEXANDER BURNS
From siding with Democrats to inspiring Trump-like primary challengers, President Trump is shaking up the political environment ahead of the midterms.
‘I Smell Cash’: How the A.T.F. Spent Millions Unchecked
By MATT APUZZO
A pair of informants got $6 million and agents spent freely. The Justice Department fought to keep records of the operation secret.
The Last Days of ISIS’ Capital: Airstrikes if You Stay, Land Mines if You Flee
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
A Times reporter travels to Raqqa, the wounded heart of the Islamic State, and finds residents trapped by airstrikes, artillery fire and land mines.
Equifax Hack Exposes Regulatory Gaps, Leaving Consumers Vulnerable
By TARA SIEGEL BERNARD and STACY COWLEY
Despite the wealth of sensitive information in their databases, credit bureaus don’t face the same kind of scrutiny and oversight that banks do.
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In Houston After the Storm, a City Split in Two
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Caribbean Islands Battered by One Hurricane Are Bracing for the Next
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We Lived Through a Flood. Now We Have a Very Long To-Do List.
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Using Silicon Valley Tactics, LinkedIn’s Founder Is Working to Blunt Trump
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At Google, Employee-Led Effort Finds Men Are Paid More Than Women
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Afghan Anger Simmers Over U.S. Leaflets Seen as Insulting Islam
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Catalonia Independence Bid Pushes Spain Toward Crisis
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Review Board Recommends Stiffest Punishment for Officer in Garner Case
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JR’s Latest: A Child Caught Between the U.S.-Mexico Border
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Bill Skarsgard Talks About ‘It’ and Giving His Family a Scare
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Fashion Review: At Calvin Klein, Dressing for Dystopia
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Stephens and Keys Defeat Injuries to Meet in a Grand Slam Final
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Quotation of the Day
"For so many years, talking about the weather was talking about nothing. Now it really is our survival."
TERRY TEMPEST WILLIAMS, an author and naturalist, on thoughts that turn apocalyptic in light of a preponderance of staggering hurricanes and wildfires and a powerful earthquake.
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Mexico Earthquake, Strongest in a Century, Kills Dozens
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270,000 Rohingya Have Fled Myanmar, U.N. Says
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Saturday Profile: From Australia’s ‘Stolen Generation’ to Celebrated Poet
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Catalonia Independence Bid Pushes Spain Toward Crisis
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North Korea’s Trade Troubles Could Point to a Need for Cash
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Pope Sees Two Slain Clerics as Martyrs for Peace in Colombia
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Turkey’s President Assails U.S. Over Indictment of Ex-Minister
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Afghan Anger Simmers Over U.S. Leaflets Seen as Insulting Islam
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Sara Netanyahu, Wife of Israeli Prime Minister, to Face Fraud Charges
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India’s Modi Criticized for Following Twitter Feed Tied to Nasty Post
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Shimon Peres, in Memoir, Takes On Israel Past and Future
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In Houston After the Storm, a City Split in Two
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For Renters, Harvey Was the First Blow, Followed by Orders to Move
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North Carolina, Still Reeling From Hurricane Matthew, Stares at Irma
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Brock Long, the FEMA Chief, Faces Test in Back-to-Back Hurricanes
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Two Hurricanes in Two Weeks Bring Two Very Different Reactions
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Long a Refuge for the Elderly, Florida is Now a Place of Danger
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Caribbean Islands Battered by One Hurricane Are Bracing for the Next
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Ted Cruz 2.0? Senator Adjusts With Trump in Office and Houston Under Water
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House Passes Hurricane Aid and Raises Debt Ceiling
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New White House Chief of Staff Has an Enforcer
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Next Stop for the Steve Bannon Insurgency: China
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Napolitano Sues Trump to Save DACA Program She Helped Create
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Don Williams, Singer of Plain-Spoken Country Songs, Dies at 78
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Pierre Bergé, Transformative Fashion Executive and Opera Czar, Dies at 86
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Editorial: Russia’s Fake Americans
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Editorial: Hungary Is Making Europe’s Migrant Crisis Worse
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Op-Ed Columnist: Netanyahu’s No-State Solution
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Op-Ed Columnist: Betsy DeVos Ends a Campus Witch Hunt
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Op-Ed Columnist: Republicans Chew Gum. Walk? Not So Much.
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Op-Ed Contributor: Facebook Wins, Democracy Loses
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Op-Ed Contributor: Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke
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Letters: War Was Banned: What Happened Next
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Letters: Hillary Clinton’s Regrets, Looking Back on the Campaign
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Letter: Sanctuary for ‘Dreamers’
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On Mulberry Street, a Violent Sort of Homecoming for a Little Italy Native
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Review Board Recommends Stiffest Punishment for Officer in Garner Case
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Saved on 9/11, by the Man in the Red Bandanna
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Witness Warrants Were Misused in Queens and Elsewhere, Court Papers Say
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Panel Will Devise Guidelines for Addressing Monuments Deemed Offensive
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Harlem Restaurateur Is Sentenced to 5 Years for $12 Million Ponzi Scheme
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Fashion Review: At Calvin Klein, Dressing for Dystopia
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Fashion Review: Tom Ford Exhumes the 1990s and It’s Almost Fabulous
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Tom Ford Wants You to Be Really Fabulous
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JR’s Latest: A Child Caught Between the U.S.-Mexico Border
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Houston’s Alley Theater Picks Up the Pieces After Hurricane
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Bill Skarsgard Talks About ‘It’ and Giving His Family a Scare
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Review: ‘Pinocchio,’ the Opera, Is a Hit for a Renovated Theater
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Review: Celebrating Sibelius and His Slowly Imparted Secrets
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Daniil Simkin Joins Staatsballett Berlin
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Hillary Clinton to Discuss Campaign and New Book on Colbert’s ‘Late Show’
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Jerry Garcia Goes Off Broadway in ‘Red Roses, Green Gold’
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‘Hamilton’ Delays London Opening and Ticket Buyers Aren’t Happy
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Review: Fox’s ‘The Orville’ is Star Trek, the Next Regurgitation
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Twirly Legs and All: Spike Jonze Spreads His Dance Wings
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Secret Hitler, a Game That Simulates Fascism’s Rise, Becomes a Hit
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Gwendoline Christie on Playing the ‘Complete Opposite’ of Brienne of Tarth
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What’s on TV Saturday: ‘Hidden Figures’ and ‘Portlandia’
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State of the Art: Seriously, Equifax? This Is a Breach No One Should Get Away With
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Your Money: Equifax’s Instructions Are Confusing. Here’s What to Do Now.
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We Lived Through a Flood. Now We Have a Very Long To-Do List.
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Using Silicon Valley Tactics, LinkedIn’s Founder Is Working to Blunt Trump
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Texas Energy Industry Recovering From Hurricane’s Disruption
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F.B.I. Investigates Uber Software Used to Monitor Lyft Drivers
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How to Protect a Drug Patent? Sell it to a Native American Tribe
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At Google, Employee-Led Effort Finds Men Are Paid More Than Women
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Fox News Ousts Eric Bolling After Probe Into Lewd Text Messages
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Trinity Mirror Looks to Expand Tabloid Empire in U.K.
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'We Shall Overcome’ Verse Not Under Copyright, Judge Rules
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Wealth Matters: As Trump Pushes for Tax Overhaul, Wealth Advisers Say, ‘Wait and See’
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Rafael Nadal and Kevin Anderson Advance to U.S. Open Final
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‘Youzhny Lobs! Federer’s Underneath!’ Challenge of Tennis on Radio
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Hurricane Irma Forces Yankees to Play Tampa Bay Rays at Citi Field
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Jose Reyes and Seth Lugo Lead Mets to Third Straight Victory
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Stephens and Keys Defeat Injuries to Meet in a Grand Slam Final
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The No Fun League Tries to Loosen Up
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Whistle-Blower Says He Told of Rio Olympics Corruption Years Ago
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Federal Judge Halts Ezekiel Elliott’s Suspension
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Briefing: Froome Closes In on His First Vuelta Title
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