Wednesday's Headlines: Democratic 2020 candidates aim not-so-friendly fire at Trump over military deferments
House subpoenas for Trump's bank records put on hold while president appeals; U.S. pushes for a ban on Huawei in Europe, but the firm's 5G prices are nearly irresistible
Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
Pete Buttigieg and Seth Moulton, both veterans, accused President Trump of faking a condition to avoid service. It could test whether the president's coalition, which includes military families, can be cracked.
Minors make up a much bigger group of border-crossers than in previous eras. And families are increasingly heading to the Arizona's southwest corner in hopes they will be released more quickly there.
The Senate Majority Leader held up a nomination by President Obama in 2016, saying then that "the American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice."
The tornado is the latest product of a pattern of severe weather that has ravaged the central United States in recent days, devastating parts of Oklahoma and Ohio.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia is one of dozens of newly elected Democrats from red districts who have to strike a balance between loyalty to the party and fidelity to their more conservative districts.
The plan would help teachers tackle debt, triple funding for districts with a high proportion of low-income students and boost the number of health professionals in schools.
The Fresno Grizzlies, an affiliate of the Washington Nationals, apologized for "not properly vetting the video" and pulling attention away from veterans.
Christopher Kulish, 62, had climbed the highest mountains on every continent before he became the second American in a week to die on the descent from Mount Everest's 29,035-foot peak.
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