Monday's Headlines: Democrats signal aggressive scrutiny of Trump, resist impeachment calls
Scott intensifies attacks against Nelson in Florida's U.S. Senate race as recount begins; In Paris, an understated Trump finds he's still the center of the world's attention — and...
Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
House Democrats, while wary of the risks of alienating voters who backed President Trump, appear to be fully embracing their midterm victory last week as a mandate to dig deep into the actions of the executive branch.
By Felicia Sonmez and Colby Itkowitz • Read more »
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) accused the campaign of Sen. Bill Nelson (D) of trying to commit voter fraud even as officials, who are racing to meet a recount deadline, said they haven't yet found evidence of criminal conduct in the race.
By Sean Sullivan, Beth Reinhard and Felicia Sonmez • Read more »
By his standards, the president didn't throw many sharp elbows at his peers during a two-day visit to France. Yet it was still all about him because, in this case, of the images.
Police say a white man who couldn't get inside a historically black church outside Louisville drove to a nearby supermarket and killed two black shoppers.
President Trump has made this claim about birthright citizenship at least twice. It's not as wrong as it seems regarding generals, but it's a shakier claim for dictators.
Cindy Hyde-Smith, a Republican senator from Mississippi, said, "If he invited me to a public hanging, I'd be on the front row." Now, she's facing a backlash.
The exchange of fire came amid reports that Israel and Hamas had reached an understanding to restore calm to the region after more than six months of heightened tensions.
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