Saturday's Headlines: In Trump, some fear the end of the world order

Video: Trump, Trudeau swap jokes but remain firm in trade dispute; Government's attempts to stop leaks grow more aggressive with actions in Wolfe case; Young reporter in leak...

Democracy Dies in Darkness     The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors   In Trump, some fear the end of the world order As each day brings new punches and counterpunches between President Trump and longtime U.S. partners, questions arise about the lasting effect of trade wars and antagonism. By Karen DeYoung  •  Read more » Video: Trump, Trudeau swap jokes but remain firm in trade dispute In a brief photo opportunity on the sidelines of the G-7 summit on June 8, President Trump followed the Canadian Prime Minister's diplomatic introduction by joking that Trudeau had backed down on retaliatory tariffs. Read more »   Government's attempts to stop leaks grow more aggressive with actions in Wolfe case Critics worry that the indictment of a former Senate Intelligence Committee staff member and the seizure of a reporter's notes will have a chilling effect on newsgathering. By Matt Zapotosky, Shane Harris, Lynh Bui and Karoun Demirjian  •   Read more »   Young reporter in leak investigation enjoyed meteoric rise in Washington journalism Ali Watkins's romantic involvement with indicted Senate staffer falls under scrutiny. By Sarah Ellison and Paul Farhi  •   Read more »   'You've handed us an issue': Democrats pounce on Trump administration's health-care move Republicans were caught off guard by the administration's decision to abandon a popular element of the Affordable Care Act — protections for people with preexisting medical conditions. By Erica Werner and Amy Goldstein  •   Read more »   Perspective Anthony Bourdain was the best friend I never had The celebrity chef was a force of nature, brilliant and often scathing. He was also a romantic at heart. By Tim Carman  •   Read more »   Chef, writer and roguish culinary adventurer dies at 61 The author of "Kitchen Confidential" roamed the world for his CNN food-adventure show "Parts Unknown." By Matt Schudel  •   Read more »   From the archives: Suicide is tragic. But mostly, it is a bloody mess. Roxanne Roberts's father killed himself when she was 21. Twenty years later, in 1996, she explained the legacy of a brutal act. By Roxanne Roberts  •   Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Opinions   A note to readers By Charles Krauthammer  •   Read more »   The Justice Department abandons the ACA — and with it, the law By Ruth Marcus  •   Read more »   NATO is once again practicing for the worst By Anne Applebaum  •   Read more »   Trump is no joke By Colbert I. King  •   Read more »   Five myths about presidential pardons By Brian C. Kalt  •   Read more »   Trump's decision to sow discord among G-7 allies is a more than a childish tantrum By Editorial Board  •   Read more » ADVERTISEMENT More News   NBA Finals | Game 4 Warriors complete sweep of Cavaliers with 108-85 win to claim third NBA title in four years Led by Stephen Curry's 37 points, Golden State finished off Cleveland, its Finals opponent four years running. LeBron James, a potential free agent next month, scored 23 points for the Cavaliers in completing his eighth consecutive Finals appearance. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »     Controversy surrounds research that State Department employees were sickened in 'sonic attacks' Skeptics see no external cause for the symptoms that State Department staffers in Cuba and China say were caused by high-pitched sounds. By Joel Achenbach  •   Read more »   Former CIA officer found guilty of selling secrets to China Longtime intelligence operative Kevin Mallory said he was acting as a freelance triple agent, luring in Chinese spies so he could hand them over to U.S. authorities. By Rachel Weiner  •   Read more »   The Capitals — with a fresh new piece of hardware — arrive home The Stanley Cup arrived in D.C. Friday an hour and 11 minutes late. It was none the worse for wear after a night of partying in Las Vegas, and it still shined in the afternoon haze on the tarmac at Washington Dulles International Airport. By Jacob Bogage and Roman Stubbs  •   Read more »   How Washington built a championship roster 13 years of deals, drafts and signings that lead to the 2018 Washington team. By Reuben Fischer-Baum and Tim Meko  •   Read more »   D.C. has a new hero. His name is Devante Smith-Pelly. "He's had to earn everything he's got this year, and he was our hero," the Capitals' Brett Connolly said as his team raise the Stanley Cup. By Jesse Dougherty  •   Read more »   Stanley Cup and Capitals players will be at Nationals Park on Saturday The Nationals, ardent supporters of the Capitals throughout the postseason, will host them Saturday. By Chelsea Janes  •   Read more »   Trump reveals that the first lady is under doctors' orders not to fly for a month The president offered new details about his wife's health, including that her operation last month lasted nearly four hours. By John Wagner and Emily Heil  •   Read more »   Florida officials find 'evidence' of missing woman after capturing, killing 12-foot alligator A woman is believed to be dead after an alligator attack. A local broadcaster reports that a human arm was found inside the reptile. By TJ Ortenzi  •   Read more »         Share Today's Headlines:    Twitter     Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you signed up for Today's Headlines or because it is included in your subscription. Manage my email newsletters and alerts | Unsubscribe from Today's Headlines Privacy Policy | Help ©2018 The Washington Post  |  1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071