Monday's Headlines: Trump suggests he mentioned Biden in call with Ukrainian president

'We've been very weak': House Democrats decry their oversight of President Trump; Analysis: Here's what the law says about the whistleblower complaint; Trump's takeover of GOP leads many House Republicans to head for exits ; Immigrant children fill this town's schools. Their bus driver is leading the backlash.; Emmy night proved two things: TV is great right now, and some awards shows need a host; We failed on tobacco and opioids. Can we get it right on vaping?; This may be the worst Trump scandal yet; Why Trump gets away with everything; If there ever was a case of political miscalculation, it's this; The unlikeliest riveting read of the year; There's another expert player warming up to online election interference; The battle to reform a soccer club notorious for racist fans reveals Israel's deep divide; Trump plays unusual role of warm-up act at massive Modi rally in Houston; Hong Kong protests threaten to rain on China's anniversary parade; Climate activists aim to shut down D.C. streets, bringing attention to their cause

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AFP/Getty Images) Trump suggests he mentioned Biden in call with Ukrainian president The statement came amid swirling questions about whether President Trump sought to use his influence to seek reelection help from a foreign country. By Seung Min Kim and Felicia Sonmez ● Read more » 'We've been very weak': House Democrats decry their oversight of President Trump House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaled that she is not ready to back impeachment but warned of a "whole new stage of investigation" if the administration blocks a whistleblower's complaint. By Rachael Bade and Josh Dawsey ● Read more » Analysis: Here's what the law says about the whistleblower complaint As tensions between Congress and the Trump administration mount, whistleblower laws are under a national spotlight. By Deanna Paul ● Read more »   Trump's takeover of GOP leads many House Republicans to head for exits  Nearly 40 percent of House Republicans have left or lost since President Trump's inauguration, and some in the GOP say in private that he is the reason. Campaign 2020 ●  By Rachael Bade ● Read more » Immigrant children fill this town's schools. Their bus driver is leading the backlash. In rural Worthington, Minn., a surge of unaccompanied minors has crowded schools and left residents divided over funding an expansion. By Michael Miller ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Emmy night proved two things: TV is great right now, and some awards shows need a host "Game of Thrones" and "Fleabag" won the biggest prizes on a night when the telecast itself was sluggish and somewhat messy because it was lacking a host. The Emmy Awards | Review ●  By Hank Stuever ● Read more »   Opinions We failed on tobacco and opioids. Can we get it right on vaping? By Fred Hiatt ● Read more » This may be the worst Trump scandal yet By Max Boot ● Read more » Why Trump gets away with everything By E.J. Dionne ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT If there ever was a case of political miscalculation, it's this By Robert Samuelson ● Read more » The unlikeliest riveting read of the year By Hugh Hewitt ● Read more » There's another expert player warming up to online election interference By Editorial Board ● Read more » More News The battle to reform a soccer club notorious for racist fans reveals Israel's deep divide The culture war that left the country's election in a dead heat is reflected in the fight over Beitar Jerusalem's future. By Steven Zeitchik ● Read more »   Trump plays unusual role of warm-up act at massive Modi rally in Houston The leaders of the world's two largest democracies took the stage together before a roaring crowd of tens of thousands of Indian Americans. By Philip Rucker ● Read more » Hong Kong protests threaten to rain on China's anniversary parade The months-long standoff between the Communist Party and the millions of Hong Kong protesters is set to come to a head Oct. 1, when the demonstrators plan to stage a counter-rally. By Anna Fifield ● Read more » Climate activists aim to shut down D.C. streets, bringing attention to their cause Organizers say they intend to bring "the whole city to a gridlocked standstill" Monday by targeting "key infrastructure" likely to have the biggest impact on residents' and commuters' ability to get around. By Hannah Natanson ● 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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