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  1. In Opinion "What exactly is so awful about a bunch of consenting adults seeking self-knowledge, vitality, and emotional freedom?" write Elisa Albert and Jennifer Block.

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  2. The Iowa caucuses begin today. Here's what's at stake and how important Iowa is to each Democratic candidate.

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  3. News Analysis: The United States must stop its involvement in endless wars, say bipartisan critics of both President Trump’s actions and Washington policymakers

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  4. Turkey deployed F-16 fighter jets against government forces in northwestern Syria, a sharp escalation of the conflict there after 6 Turkish soldiers were killed by artillery strikes

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  5. In Opinion Last year, a U.S. Bank employee gave a stranded customer $20 so that he could get home on Christmas Eve, writes. "When U.S. Bank found out that it had such a generous employee, what did it do? It fired her."

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  6. Hospitals around Wuhan renewed pleas to the public for help to replenish their supplies, which were fast disappearing. Some medical staff members were wearing raincoats and garbage bags as shoe covers to protect against the coronavirus.

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  7. 17 years after SARS, another deadly virus is spreading rapidly through China. But the world’s most populous country has evolved into a principal element of the global economy, making the epidemic a substantially more potent threat to fortunes.

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  8. A bombing in Libya that killed and wounded dozens of migrants may have been a war crime, a United Nations inquiry found. One problem: It failed to name a culprit.

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  9. Israel vowed to vote over the weekend on extending sovereignty over much of the West Bank. But after the U.S. urged a delay, the vote never happened.

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  10. People desperate for treatment started descending on a new hospital in Wuhan on Monday that was built in just 10 days after the outbreak of the coronavirus. But with workers still trying to finish construction for Monday’s opening, many were turned away.

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  11. Bernard Ebbers, who spent 12 years in prison after presiding over an $11 billion accounting fraud at the telephone company WorldCom, died on Sunday

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  12. Top officials in Southeast Asian countries dependent on China have played down the threat of the coronavirus and shied away from travel bans. Some have even pushed supposed remedies not supported by science.

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  13. Maps: The Wuhan coronavirus has been detected in at least 23 other countries, most involving people who traveled from China. We are tracking the spread of the outbreak.

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  14. India is stuck in its biggest economic slump in more than a decade, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s budget for the new year offers only small steps to try to create a turnaround

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  15. As anger boils over in China, a relative of a patient infected with the coronavirus was detained after beating up a doctor in Wuhan

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  16. Stocks in China plunged in early Monday trading as investors returned from a long holiday to the prospect of the world’s No. 2 economy virtually shut down by the coronavirus epidemic

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  17. Europe morning briefing: Here's what you need to know to start your day

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  18. Even on the worst fire days this season, around 90% of the firefighters in Australia battling blazes have been volunteers, a ratio unmatched in any other developed country where wildfires rage

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    “A team that could never win the final game, led by a man who had never won it as a head coach, stunned the San Francisco 49ers, 31-20, behind a quarterback who makes all things in football possible.” with the deadline magic

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  20. Dollar Shave Club, Warby Parker and other billion-dollar companies exploited giant rivals’ weaknesses — and really listened to their customers, revolutionizing the direct-to-consumer business model

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