Tuesday's Headlines: Trump again signals a retreat on gun control, reverting to remarks that mirror NRA views

Twitter, Facebook say China used fake accounts to sow discord in Hong Kong; A young Indian couple married for love. Then the bride's father hired assassins. ; Diners can eat a high-quality meal and smoke a joint at cannabis restaurants popping up in California; I was wrong about Trump. Here's why.; Trump risks turning a chance for success in Afghanistan into a shameful failure; Illuminati? The conspiracy against Trump's economy is massive.; The U.S. must take Greenland by force!; To save opera, we have to let it die; People are leaving Guatemala. We can't respond unless we understand why.; What a freshman congresswoman learned after her 'stunning' clash with progressives; Omar, Tlaib blast Israel for blocking their visit; A Salvadoran woman was charged in the death of her stillborn baby. A judge acquitted her.; New Hampshire's white liberals grapple with reparations

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (Jabin Botsford/The Post) Trump again signals a retreat on gun control, reverting to remarks that mirror NRA views After two recent mass shootings, President Trump said "there is a great appetite" for tightening background checks. But advisers warned him there is little support for action on gun control, and the president has shifted his focus to mental illness. By Josh Dawsey and David Nakamura ● Read more » Twitter, Facebook say China used fake accounts to sow discord in Hong Kong The social media giants said they were taking action against what Twitter called a "significant state-backed information operation" related to the protests. By Marie C. Baca and Tony Romm ● Read more » A young Indian couple married for love. Then the bride's father hired assassins. India is changing — but not fast enough for couples like Pranay Perumalla and Amrutha Varshini, whose marriage defied the caste system, an age-old social order that is still pervasive. By Joanna Slater ● Read more »   Diners can eat a high-quality meal and smoke a joint at cannabis restaurants popping up in California The rest of the country is watching as West Hollywood moves to become the Amsterdam of America, with "budtenders" and "flower" service. Voraciously ●  By Maura Judkis ● Read more » Opinions ADVERTISEMENT I was wrong about Trump. Here's why. By Anthony Scaramucci ● Read more » Trump risks turning a chance for success in Afghanistan into a shameful failure By Editorial Board ● Read more » Illuminati? The conspiracy against Trump's economy is massive. By Catherine Rampell ● Read more » The U.S. must take Greenland by force! By Dana Milbank ● Read more » To save opera, we have to let it die By Olivia Giovetti ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT People are leaving Guatemala. We can't respond unless we understand why. By Charles Lane ● Read more » More News What a freshman congresswoman learned after her 'stunning' clash with progressives Abigail Spanberger, a moderate Democrat from the Richmond suburbs, realized that sometimes, your foes are inside your own party By Jenna Portnoy ● Read more »   Omar, Tlaib blast Israel for blocking their visit The two congresswomen used a rare news conference during congressional recess to try to highlight the situation facing Palestinians under Israeli policies.  By Rachael Bade ● Read more » A Salvadoran woman was charged in the death of her stillborn baby. A judge acquitted her. The acquittal of Evelyn Hernández, 21, is a "sign of hope" for a country with one of the world's most severe abortion bans, advocates say. By Michael Brice-Saddler ● Read more » New Hampshire's white liberals grapple with reparations After President Trump's election, many began to think about racial justice more seriously. Campaign 2020 ●  By Julie Zauzmer ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Carolyn Hax for Post columnist Carolyn Hax's latest advice column every day. Sign up »

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