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The Take: It all seemed clear after that Harris-Biden moment. Today, things look muddier.; Win or lose, Trump's push for census citizenship question is red meat for his base

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Campaign 2020 Kamala Harris tries to turbocharge her campaign but faces lingering questions Her presidential campaign is making changes in an effort to turn a breakout debate moment into lasting momentum. But the Democratic senator has had to clarify some policy stances, reviving earlier concerns about whether she is providing a clear vision of what she stands for. By Chelsea Janes · Read more The Take: It all seemed clear after that Harris-Biden moment. Today, things look muddier. Harris scored in her exchange with Biden over busing and segregation, but the debate goes on — and neither side has wanted to let go. By Dan Balz · Read more   The Debrief Win or lose, Trump's push for census citizenship question is red meat for his base The combative strategy allows President Trump to cast himself as a relentless change agent — an image that has become central to his reelection bid. By Toluse Olorunnipa · Read more   Fear of immigration raids builds as agency's plans move forward President Trump said his administration will begin the "family operation" fairly soon, with the deadline he imposed on Democrats coming up on Saturday. By Nick Miroff, Maria Sacchetti, Arelis Hernandez and Josh Dawsey · Read more   California had its largest earthquake in years — then an even bigger one hit The epicenter of Friday night's earthquake was about 10 miles northeast of Ridgecrest, Calif., a city of 28,000 that had already declared a state of emergency after Wednesday's 6.4-magnitude temblor. By Kayla Epstein and Ariana Eunjung Cha · Read more   'Get under the table': Social-media videos of the quake A 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit Southern California on July 5, causing structural damage, fires and some injuries. A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck on July 4. By Blair Guild · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT After the quake: Photos of the damage Read more Analysis Winners and losers from the Kawhi Leonard-Paul George bombshell Los Angeles has two title contenders after the Clippers' early-morning moves toward signing Leonard, the league's top free agent, and trading with Oklahoma City to land another all-star in George. By Ben Golliver · Read more   'Life comes at you fast': Oklahoma City mayor philosophical ahead of 'Paul George Day' anniversary The mayor of Oklahoma City was quick to clarify Saturday that "Paul George Day" was good for one day only. By Jake Russell · Read more   Police turn out in force to prevent violence at right-wing rally and counterprotest in downtown D.C. A clash between extreme factions in each group — antifa and Proud Boys — was broken up by police, who also repelled attempts by antifa members to erect a barricade. By Peter Hermann, Peter Jamison, Hannah Natanson and Clarence Williams · Read more   Explosion at Florida strip mall leaves at least 15 injured; video shows damage A gas leak at the shopping center has been secured, officials said, but the cause of blast has yet to be determined. By Marisa Iati · Read more   Retropolis | The Past, Rediscovered They begged Frank Lloyd Wright to build them a house they couldn't afford The famed architect said yes, and the Pope-Leighey house in Northern Virginia remains a landmark. By Michael Rosenwald · Read more   'Moronic & clueless': Outrage follows as Boris Johnson says everyone in Britain should speak English first Significant resources have gone toward preserving the nation's indigenous languages, such as Gaelic and Welsh. And many other languages are spoken there, too — among them Polish, Punjabi, Arabic and French. By Siobhán O'Grady · Read more   Women's World Cup Rose Lavelle has been U.S. soccer's World Cup revelation The 24-year-old has earned attention in her first World Cup with quick footwork and a nutmeg for the highlight reel. By Steven Goff · Read more   By The Way | A Post Travel Destination A local's guide to Prague It's difficult not to fall in love with the city's beauty. But don't let its monuments, sometimes ancient, trick you into thinking that Prague is not a living organism. By Lenka Kabrhelova · Read more   Perspective Ivanka Trump's G-20 role was unsettling, but not only because of nepotism The senior adviser to the president was just doing her job. Wait, what job is that exactly? And how did she earn it ahead of all the women who have devoted their careers to foreign policy? By Helena Andrews-Dyer · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get the Post Most newsletter The most popular and interesting stories of the day, from politics to opinions to world news, to keep you in the know. Sign Up

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