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Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
At the core of what is now widely regarded as one of the biggest debacles of Trump's presidency were failures to record, classify and keep track of migrant parents and children pulled apart by the "zero tolerance" border crackdown.
By Nick Miroff, Amy Goldstein and Maria Sacchetti • Read more »
The 15-year-old Honduran girl begged not to be returned to the facility, where she said she had been held for three weeks. "She seemed pretty scared," one witness said.
The White House's reach into the agency's operations shows how even obscure parts of the federal bureaucracy traditionally viewed as nonpartisan are being drawn into partisan orbits.
Liberals are targeting the two moderate GOP senators who stopped the repeal of the Affordable Care Act last year, hoping they will break ranks and defeat high court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh.
Across Europe, prisons are the latest battleground in the fight against Islamist-inspired terrorism. Officials are experimenting with reeducation programs, but it's a race against time, as many of the inmates will be freed in less than two years. "Some of them," one official said, "could be human bombs."
Fueled by an incendiary combination of scorching temperatures, dry air and unpredictable winds, the enormous Carr Fire has forced thousands to flee, torched 500 buildings and killed five people, including two firefighters trying to contain it.
By E. Aaron Williams, Ally Gravina and Cleve R. Wootson Jr. • Read more »
But some of those outspoken church leaders also describe a jolt of alarm, and say that anti-migrant movements in several predominantly Catholic countries shows sharp divisions within the faith over how welcoming to be.
By Chico Harlan and Stefano Pitrelli • Read more »
"They're doing whatever they can to close themselves off from the new, hold on to the past and prevent change," Koch says in a video, referring to the administration's trade policy.
Tamimi, who has gained international attention, served an eight month sentence for aggravated assault and other charges after she kicked and slapped two armed Israeli soldiers.
As a volunteer pilot for Britain's Air Transport Auxiliary, Mrs. Ellis flew fighters, Wellington heavy bombers and other aircraft, usually solo, during the Second World War.
Linda Brown and her father, Oliver Brown, are heroes of the civil rights movement. The backstory of the landmark Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education is more complicated than what you learned in school.
"If a great piece of art is available, it doesn't matter how it is available, whether it's at a gallery, fair, auction, on Artsy or even on Instagram."
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