Monday's Headlines: Intelligence panel has deal to hear whistleblower’s testimony

Biden allies grow worried his campaign is not prepared to weather political storm; Some members of Sackler family profit from sale of ski resorts in regions hit hard by opioids; In '60 Minutes' interview, Saudi crown prince denies ordering Khashoggi killing; Battle rages for the soul, future of an island of 'indescribable beauty'; Not too fast, not too slow. Democrats have to get impeachment right.; What happened before Khashoggi's horrifying final seconds?; Trump is making America meek, churlish and inhospitable; Trump has attacked the Fed nonstop. But now there's dissent in its ranks.; Dear anonymous op-ed writer: Your plan didn't work; How the diplomatic pros lost Ukraine to Trump; Amid tensions with Iran, U.S. Air Force shifts Middle East command center from Qatar to South Carolina; For 20 years, 'House Hunters' has been reliable reality TV. But for millennials, it feels more like a fantasy.; Hiding Tekashi 6ix9ine in witness protection would be hard, not impossible — if he wants the help; Saints stifle the Cowboys, show there's no clear-cut team to beat in the NFC; 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 morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AP) Intelligence panel has deal to hear whistleblower's testimony The announcement from Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) in the impeachment inquiry came on the same day that former Trump adviser Tom Bossert said he was "deeply disturbed" by the implications of the president's reported actions. By Felicia Sonmez and Mike DeBonis ● 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 » Some members of Sackler family profit from sale of ski resorts in regions hit hard by opioids The owners of Purdue Pharma, the firm widely blamed for fueling America's opioid crisis, will reap about $60 million from the sale of 17 ski areas in the Northeast and Midwest, according to financial disclosure filings. By Christopher Rowland ● Read more » In '60 Minutes' interview, Saudi crown prince denies ordering Khashoggi killing Mohammed bin Salman repeated that he took "full responsibility" because Saudi government employees were involved, but he denied ordering the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi despite a CIA assessment that found that Mohammed probably authorized it. By Kareem Fahim ● Read more » Battle rages for the soul, future of an island of 'indescribable beauty' Fernando de Noronha features golden sand beaches, turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs, and caps the number of tourists allowed at 100,000 a year. But competing visions for the Brazilian island have made it a battleground in a larger debate over growth as the country tries to lift itself out of economic stagnation. By Marina Lopes ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Opinions Not too fast, not too slow. Democrats have to get impeachment right. By E.J. Dionne ● Read more » What happened before Khashoggi's horrifying final seconds? By David Ignatius ● Read more » Trump is making America meek, churlish and inhospitable By Editorial Board ● Read more » Trump has attacked the Fed nonstop. But now there's dissent in its ranks. By Robert Samuelson ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Dear anonymous op-ed writer: Your plan didn't work By Gregory W. Meeks ● Read more » How the diplomatic pros lost Ukraine to Trump By Jackson Diehl ● Read more » More News Amid tensions with Iran, U.S. Air Force shifts Middle East command center from Qatar to South Carolina Air Force officials say the temporary move, which lasted 24 hours, was meant to show the force's agility. By Adam Taylor ● Read more » For 20 years, 'House Hunters' has been reliable reality TV. But for millennials, it feels more like a fantasy. For generations coming of age post-recession, the HGTV show offers both an escape from global chaos and a window into the seemingly distant realm of homeownership. By Ashley Spencer ● Read more »   Hiding Tekashi 6ix9ine in witness protection would be hard, not impossible — if he wants the help The offer to place the Brooklyn-based rapper in witness protection raises questions about how a viral celebrity could vanish from view — and whether he would even want to. By Deanna Paul ● Read more » Saints stifle the Cowboys, show there's no clear-cut team to beat in the NFC The Saints didn't manage a touchdown, scoring on four field goals, but it was enough as Dallas gained only 257 yards of total offense. NFL Week 4 | Analysis ●  By Mark Maske ● 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 By The Way for tips and guides that will help you travel better and make you feel like a local wherever you go. Delivered every Thursday. Sign up »

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