Evening Edition: Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy concludes his death was a suicide by hanging

Tlaib won't visit Israel after it barred her entry, then reversed course; A recession will come. But when? And how bad will it be? ; Non-binary, pregnant and navigating the most gendered role of all: Motherhood; A mother, but not a woman: Braiden Schirtzinger's experience; U.S., Taliban close to deal for initial U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, officials say; We asked Iowans to circle the candidates they could name. Here's who stood out.; 'Not for sale:' Trump's apparent interest in purchasing Greenland draws backlash; Documents detail investigations of a top general facing sexual assault allegations and his accuser

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AP) Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy concludes his death was a suicide by hanging The multimillionaire sex offender died in federal custody a week ago, spurring multiple investigations and inciting a raft of conspiracy theories. By Devlin Barrett ● Read more » Tlaib won't visit Israel after it barred her entry, then reversed course Israel had relented after Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) asked to visit her grandmother, who lives in the West Bank. But Tlaib said the government had taken advantage of her personal situation. By Ruth Eglash, James McAuley and John Wagner ● Read more » A recession will come. But when? And how bad will it be? There have been 11 recessions since the end of World War II. We analyzed data on what happened in the past for clues on what could happen in the future. Analysis ●  By Andrew Van Dam ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Non-binary, pregnant and navigating the most gendered role of all: Motherhood Braiden Schirtzinger doesn't identify as a man or a woman but has always wanted to be a mom. What will that be like in a binary world? By Samantha Schmidt ● Read more »   A mother, but not a woman: Braiden Schirtzinger's experience Samantha Schmidt on the sacrifices one person has made to become a mother. And Geoff Edgers remembers Aretha Franklin, one year after her death. Post Reports | Listen Now ●  By The Washington Post ● Read more » U.S., Taliban close to deal for initial U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, officials say President Trump planned to meet Friday with Cabinet officials and other senior advisers for a briefing on the negotiations. By Karen DeYoung, Missy Ryan, Anne Gearan and Philip Rucker ● Read more » We asked Iowans to circle the candidates they could name. Here's who stood out. "They're clogging up the system," one Iowa State Fair attendee said of the 2020 Democratic field, a sentiment echoed more than once. Campaign 2020 ●  By Kevin Uhrmacher and Kevin Schaul  ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT 'Not for sale:' Trump's apparent interest in purchasing Greenland draws backlash Some European lawmakers compared the president's idea to colonialism while officials on the Danish territory said they welcome investment but not a new owner. By Rick Noack and Claire Parker ● Read more » Documents detail investigations of a top general facing sexual assault allegations and his accuser While questions were raised about the colonel accusing Air Force Gen. John E. Hyten, who has been nominated to be the Pentagon's No. 2 officer, investigators did not reach a conclusion — leaving it to senators to make a judgment call. By Karoun Demirjian and Dan Lamothe ● 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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