Evening Edition: Bolton out as national security adviser after clashing with Trump

Something is fishy about Trump's announcement; What John Bolton's departure means for Trump's foreign policy; Trump pushes for crackdown on Calif. homeless camps; Trump's approval rating falls amid recession, trade war fears; Another beneficiary of Epstein largesse, grapples with how to handle his donations; The 'rebel alliance' teamed up to thwart Boris Johnson's plans. Can it stay united to steer Brexit?; Netanyahu says he will annex Jewish settlements in West Bank if reelected; Apple lowers price for next iPhone and pushes into streaming services to compete with Netflix; More in U.S. lacked health coverage in 2018 despite strong economy

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (Jabin Botsford/The Post) Bolton out as national security adviser after clashing with Trump President Trump and John Bolton offered contradictory accounts about whether Trump had forced Bolton out of the position or whether Bolton left voluntarily. By Anne Gearan, John Wagner, Karen DeYoung and Josh Dawsey ● Read more » Something is fishy about Trump's announcement Two key details call into question the president's version of how it went down. The Fix | Analysis  ●  By Aaron Blake ● Read more » What John Bolton's departure means for Trump's foreign policy John Hudson on the ouster of national security adviser John Bolton. Reed Albergotti describes Apple's dual role in the app economy. And Lena Sun breaks down the chemical linked to recent vaping-related illnesses and deaths. Post Reports | Listen Now ●  By The Washington Post ● Read more » Trump pushes for crackdown on Calif. homeless camps Aides are discussing moving residents of the camps to government-backed facilities. By Jeff Stein, Tracy Jan, Josh Dawsey and Ashley Parker ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Trump's approval rating falls amid recession, trade war fears The Washington Post-ABC News poll shows how a key argument for Trump's reelection — a strong economy — shows signs of potential turmoil. By Toluse Olorunnipa and Scott Clement ● Read more » Another beneficiary of Epstein largesse, grapples with how to handle his donations The prestigious Council on Foreign Relations eventually revoked the convicted sex offender's membership — only because he failed to pay his dues, the president acknowledged. By Marc Fisher ● Read more » The 'rebel alliance' teamed up to thwart Boris Johnson's plans. Can it stay united to steer Brexit? The British leader has been outmaneuvered by once-fractious rivals who are now working together. By Griff Witte and Karla Adam ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Netanyahu says he will annex Jewish settlements in West Bank if reelected The plan is being coordinated with the Trump administration, the Israeli leader said. By James McAuley and Ruth Eglash ● Read more » Apple lowers price for next iPhone and pushes into streaming services to compete with Netflix With slowing smartphone sales, Apple has been turning to its growing selection of services to help bring in more revenue. By Heather Kelly and Reed Albergotti ● Read more »   More in U.S. lacked health coverage in 2018 despite strong economy The Census Bureau painted a picture of an economy pulled in different directions, with a falling poverty rate but more people at risk because they did not have health insurance. By Amy Goldstein and Heather Long ● 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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