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Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
As condemnations have poured in over the past two weeks accusing President Trump of bigotry, his campaign has tried to turn his offensive remarks into a political plus with his base.
By Toluse Olorunnipa and Ashley Parker · Read more
Those familiar with Robert S. Mueller III's work say he was an attentive leader throughout the special counsel investigation. But after his sometimes halting testimony, some lawmakers are privately worrying about his acuity.
It's called the deadliest walk in Britain, the "most perilous path," and so for some it is irresistible. The fabled, infamous Broomway trail, an ancient "right of way" dating back centuries, is navigable for only a few hours each day and has claimed more than a few lives.
Though Purdue Pharma has long borne the brunt of criticism for its role in the crisis, newly unsealed court records thrust a spotlight on a handful of little-known drug manufacturers that by 2006 — as the death rate was still accelerating — were selling the bulk of opioid pills flooding the country.
By Aaron Davis, Shawn Boburg and Robert O'Harrow · Read more
The former president, who doesn't often comment on current politics, tweeted a piece written by 149 African Americans who worked in his administration.
The GOP attacks Democrats as "socialists" and "communists," but it was Abraham Lincoln who said this: "Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration."
Situated along the Stampede Trail in Alaska, the abandoned bus made famous by the book and movie has become a pilgrimage spot, sometimes with a devastating ending.
A weekly open-piano night at a D.C. Filipino restaurant created an oasis of community for a gentrifying city where both older and younger people are increasingly isolated.
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