Tuesday's Headlines: President vows mass migrant arrests starting next week
'The American Dream has turned into hell': Juarez scrambles before U.S. dumps thousands of migrants; Trump may be about to face his biggest test yet on the economy
Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
In tweets Monday night, President Trump appeared to reference a stalled plan to round up thousands of migrant parents and children in a blitz operation across major U.S. cities.
As part of a deal to slow migration, the Mexican border city must accept an influx of asylum seekers, who worry about their fate in the city, once the world's murder capital.
Story by Maria Sacchetti | Photos by Carolyn Van Houten · Read more
Political and economic forces appear to have combined this year in a way that has darkened economic outlook — a potential problem for the president's reelection run.
The Pentagon announced the move hours after Iran said its stockpile of enriched uranium will surpass limits set by the 2015 international nuclear deal unless a new agreement is reached with European countries.
Bruce Springsteen and Madonna, two of pop music's immortals, both have new albums out. But instead of trying to win new congregants, they're singing to the faithful — and the songs are strange.
The campaign's first major public stumble, culminating in a personnel shake-up, undercut its efforts to portray President Trump's 2020 bid as a well-oiled machine.
By Toluse Olorunnipa, Josh Dawsey and Ashley Parker · Read more
"I was just praying that he wasn't going to pass me," Tom Fox of the Dallas Morning News said later. "Because if he saw me crouched there, he probably would have shot me." Police fatally shot the gunman, but no one else was hurt.
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