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Trump pushed Mnuchin to label China a currency manipulator, a move he had resisted; How small-dollar donors could choose our next president ; Was Woodstock really as good as we think?; Autopsy finds broken bones in Epstein's neck, adding to questions around his death; General Electric shares plunge after report alleges it's a 'bigger fraud than Enron'; A goal for Democrats: Make the White House boring again; Authorities believe poultry companies intentionally hired undocumented workers, search warrants say; Philadelphia district attorney credits 'brilliant policing' in suspect's surrender after standoff

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AP) Israel denies entry to Reps. Omar, Tlaib ahead of planned trip The move followed an unusual intervention by President Trump and immediately opened up a new battle between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Democrats, who had privately warned against such a decision. By John Hudson and Ruth Eglash ● Read more » Trump pushed Mnuchin to label China a currency manipulator, a move he had resisted The treasury secretary had repeatedly refused to designate China as a currency manipulator because its currency moves didn't meet the Treasury's established criteria for that action. By Damian Paletta and Philip Rucker ● Read more » How small-dollar donors could choose our next president Anu Narayanswamy crunches the numbers on small-dollar donations. Niha Masih and Joanna Slater explain the changes and turmoil in Kashmir. And Travis DeShong on what it takes to become the voice inside someone's head. Post Reports | Listen Now ●  By The Washington Post ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Was Woodstock really as good as we think? Woodstock '99 and 50 were both disasters in their own way. But the venerated Woodstock '69 had its own troubles, including poor planning, two deaths and dangerously unsafe wiring. Analysis ●  By Travis Andrews ● Read more »   Autopsy finds broken bones in Epstein's neck, adding to questions around his death Experts say a broken hyoid bone happens in suicide by hanging but is more typical in homicide by strangulation. By Carol Leonnig and Aaron Davis ● Read more » General Electric shares plunge after report alleges it's a 'bigger fraud than Enron' A whistleblower who warned regulators about Bernie Madoff released a report alleging that the conglomerate hiding $38 billion in losses, an accusation its CEO denied. By Jonnelle Marte ● Read more » A goal for Democrats: Make the White House boring again After the chaotic tenure of a reality-show chief executive, some voters yearn for a president who will give them a break. Campaign 2020 ●  By Cleve Wootson and Ashley Parker ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Authorities believe poultry companies intentionally hired undocumented workers, search warrants say There were clear signs that the companies raided last week were hiring people who could not legally work in the country, the unsealed warrants allege. By Hannah Denham ● Read more » Philadelphia district attorney credits 'brilliant policing' in suspect's surrender after standoff District Attorney Lawrence S. Krasner said the suspect in shootings that injured numerous officers could be charged with attempted murder and other counts that could land him in prison for the rest of his life. By Maura Ewing, Reis Thebault, Michael Brice-Saddler, Timothy Bella, Marisa Iati and Mark Berman ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Post Most for the most popular and interesting stories of the day, from politics to opinions to world news, to keep you in the know. In your inbox, every day. Sign up »

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