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2020年2月4日星期二

Today's Headlines: Waiting Years for This Night, Then Hours for an Iowa Winner

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Tuesday, February 4, 2020

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Waiting Years for This Night, Then Hours for an Iowa Winner

By MATT FLEGENHEIMER and SYDNEY EMBER

How a day that was supposed to bring clarity to the 2020 race turned into a cliffhanger caucus.

Beijing Sees 'Major Test' as Doors to China Close and Coronavirus Deaths Surpass SARS

By SUI-LEE WEE

The number of dead is likely to grow as the tally of confirmed infections surges by more than 2,000 every day. "There's no sign that it's getting better," said a health expert.

China, Desperate to Stop Coronavirus, Turns Neighbor Against Neighbor

By PAUL MOZUR

The authorities hunt for people from Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, encouraging citizens to inform on others. Even those without symptoms are being ostracized.

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2020年2月3日星期一

Live Now: The Iowa Caucuses Just Started

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February 3, 2020

After more than a year of campaigning, the night Democrats have been waiting for is finally here: The Iowa caucuses are underway.

No one knows who is going to win tonight. Bernie Sanders has momentum, but there are scenarios where Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden or Pete Buttigieg could put together enough support in the second round of voting at the caucuses to emerge victorious. And Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer have run spirited campaigns.

Find out what happens on our live results page at nytimes.com, where you can also follow the latest updates from our team of New York Times political reporters in Iowa, New Hampshire and New York.

You’ll also see our live forecast — better known as “The Needle.” Here’s an explanation.
Our live briefing has dispatches from across Iowa and a look at what we’re watching for.
And if you need to quickly catch up, here’s a guide to what’s at stake for each candidate.

Then join us tomorrow morning for another special edition of On Politics, with our recap and analysis of everything that happens tonight.

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