Evening Edition: Pelosi turns to Schiff to lead Democrats’ impeachment inquiry

Stephen Miller's heated interview: Trump 'is the whistleblower'; Biden allies grow worried his campaign is not prepared to weather political storm; The GOP lawmaker who turned on Nixon paid a price for it; State Dept. questions more than 100 former Clinton aides about emails; China's Communist Party has one more reason to celebrate: A year longer in power than USSR; 'Out here, it's just me': In the medical desert of rural America, one doctor for 11,000 square miles; Houthis say they killed or wounded 500 Saudi-led coalition fighters and captured 2,000; The NFL's search for the next Sean McVay has created a new role: Head Coach of the Defense; What's a 'good death'? It's not quite the peaceful drifting off I'd imagined for my dad.

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (Melina Mara/The Post) Pelosi turns to Schiff to lead Democrats' impeachment inquiry Democrats facing tough reelection bids privately told the House speaker that Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff needs to be the face of the probe. By Rachael Bade and Mike DeBonis ● Read more » Stephen Miller's heated interview: Trump 'is the whistleblower' The White House senior adviser dodged several questions from host Chris Wallace and declined to outline how the Bidens broke any laws. By Felicia Sonmez, Mike DeBonis and Christopher Rowland ● Read more » Biden allies grow worried his campaign is not prepared to weather political storm Several supporters are weighing whether to create a super PAC to defend Joe Biden and go after the president. By Matt Viser ● Read more » The GOP lawmaker who turned on Nixon paid a price for it In 1974, Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan — the father of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan — became the only Republican to vote for all three articles of impeachment. Retropolis | The Past, Rediscovered ●  By Michael Rosenwald ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT State Dept. questions more than 100 former Clinton aides about emails Investigators have spoken to as many as 130 people in recent weeks, including senior officials who reported directly to Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state, according to current and former officials. By Greg Miller, Greg Jaffe and Karoun Demirjian ● Read more » China's Communist Party has one more reason to celebrate: A year longer in power than USSR President Xi Jinping, who is ushering the country to its 70-year milestone, learned from the Soviets not to denounce the party's founding father, and not to try any kind of political opening. By Anna Fifield ● Read more » 'Out here, it's just me': In the medical desert of rural America, one doctor for 11,000 square miles The federal government now designates nearly 80 percent of the rural United States as "medically underserved." By Eli Saslow ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Houthis say they killed or wounded 500 Saudi-led coalition fighters and captured 2,000 If confirmed, the assault would represent a major victory for the Yemeni rebels and fuel more concerns in Riyadh and Washington about Iran's influence in the region. By Sudarsan Raghavan ● Read more » The NFL's search for the next Sean McVay has created a new role: Head Coach of the Defense As teams seek young, innovative offensive head coaches, it has changed the demographics of defensive coordinators and shifted the role they play. By Adam Kilgore ● Read more » What's a 'good death'? It's not quite the peaceful drifting off I'd imagined for my dad. In hospice, the drugs couldn't take away all his pain and nausea as he was dying. But the care he was given did make a difference. Perspective ●  By Harriet Brown ● 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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