Tuesday's Headlines: Grief-stricken Pittsburgh readies itself for funerals, Trump visit
Trump and aides struggle to balance midterm attacks with empathy after synagogue massacre; Hate speech tied to suspect in synagogue massacre rekindles calls for regulating social...
Democracy Dies in Darkness
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President Trump and the first lady planned to arrive on Tuesday, but the city's mayor said they should wait, citing security considerations and sensitivity for those who are suffering.
By Tim Craig, Mark Berman and Joel Achenbach • Read more »
The impact of violence at Tree of Life quickly ricocheted throughout the tight community, but the residents' response has been true to the local spirit — politically spirited and resilient. "We continue living," said a Dor Hadash congregation member. "This will not define us."
By Kyle Swenson, Gabriel Pogrund and Kayla Epstein • Read more »
In last-minute moves, Republicans are spending money on ads in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Virginia and Washington state in hopes of preserving their majority.
The president and part-time Palm Beach resident will make two appearances this week, trying to boost Senate and gubernatorial candidates who are struggling to break out.
Radio and Television Martí, which is under federal oversight and broadcasts programs promoting U.S. interests to audiences in Cuba, aired a segment in May that described Soros as a "non-practicing Jew of flexible morals."
China will legalize the trade of the parts sourced from farmed animals for use in traditional Chinese medicine, partially reviving a lucrative market that Beijing had officially shut down in 1993.
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