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Trump slammed cities at an Ohio rally. It could be a test for how that tactic will fare in 2020.; Cummings defends Baltimore in wake of Trump's tweets

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DEVELOPING Multiple people killed in El Paso shooting The attack at a mall in Texas sent people racing for cover in a scene that prompted a massive police and medical response. At least one suspect is in custody and there is no longer an active threat, authorities said. By Hannah Knowles, Morgan Krakow and Michael Rosenwald · Read more Trump slammed cities at an Ohio rally. It could be a test for how that tactic will fare in 2020. Supporters cheered and opponents were incensed when the president criticized Baltimore and other cities as dangerous and "broken." But as for those in the middle, one suburban pastor said: "They're watching and they want to do what is right." By Josh Dawsey, Cleve Wootson and Laura Hughes · Read more   Cummings defends Baltimore in wake of Trump's tweets In his first public remarks since President Trump launched a Twitter attack on Baltimore, Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) urged that investments be made in the city. By Cortlynn Stark and Ovetta Wiggins · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT 'We could lose the whole farm': Rural America fights to stay afloat as Trump's trade war grinds on Farmers around the country, grappling with rising debt, dismal commodity prices and the fallout of the trade wars, face a similar fate as the Krocaks of Minnesota, who have taken drastic steps as bankruptcy looms. Story by Annie Gowen | Photos and video by Ricky Carioti · Read more   How 'the Squad' learned to handle Trump's attacks The president is trying to make the four minority female members of Congress the face of the Democratic Party. That designation comes with benefits — and challenges. By Robert Samuels · Read more   Campaign 2020 Warren is quietly stealing Sanders's supporters from 2016 The defections are providing Sen. Elizabeth Warren an extensive network to build support in early states. By Annie Linskey · Read more   Retropolis | The Past, Rediscovered Powhatan and his people: The 15,000 American Indians pushed aside by Jamestown's settlers As Jamestown marks the 400th anniversary of representative government and the arrival of the first enslaved Africans, Powhatan's descendants worry their place in history is being overlooked. By Dana Hedgpeth · Read more   Hong Kong protests spill into tourist district with tear gas and arrests Demonstrations are intensifying ahead of a planned general strike Monday.  By Shibani Mahtani and Anna Kam · Read more   Voraciously How to make an icebox cake, the coolest (literally!) no-bake dessert Tips and tricks for the easiest no-bake dessert to keep you sweat-free in the kitchen. By Jessie Sheehan · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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