Thursday's Headlines: U.S. can begin denying migrants’ asylum while legal fight continues, Supreme Court rules

Trump officials tour unused FAA facility in California in search for place to relocate homeless people; 'You're a prop in the back': Advisers struggle to obey Trump's Kafkaesque rules; Crisis simulation? Professor moderators? With debates, Democrats don't buck tradition.; Lawsuits. Possible bankruptcy. Declining numbers. Is there a future for the Boy Scouts?; Can't weather forecasting be free from politics? ; No amount of time since the attempt on my father's life is enough to heal; It's time for Congress to finally protect our oceans from offshore drilling; North Carolina's election results provide a thought experiment for 2020; I like Elizabeth Warren. Too bad she's a hypocrite.; It's September. Seize the moment.; EPA scales back federal protection of water bodies to 1986 standards; A 4-year-old got an epic surprise. The strangers who gave it to him got something, too.; Trump's fuzzy vision on the Sept. 11 attacks; The NFL wanted a celebration for its 100th season. Instead it got Antonio Brown.

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AP) U.S. can begin denying migrants' asylum while legal fight continues, Supreme Court rules The justices put on hold a lower court's ruling that the Trump administration's rule change could not be enforced pending additional legal action because it likely ran afoul of administrative law requirements. By Robert Barnes ● Read more » Trump officials tour unused FAA facility in California in search for place to relocate homeless people President Trump is pressing aides to intervene in California's worsening homelessness crisis, but officials haven't made firm decisions as they grapple with legal barriers and logistical problems. By Jeff Stein, Josh Dawsey and Tracy Jan ● Read more » 'You're a prop in the back': Advisers struggle to obey Trump's Kafkaesque rules The rupture with John Bolton is a case study in the president's management style and his unusual demands and expectations of those who report directly to him. By Ashley Parker and Philip Rucker ● Read more »   Crisis simulation? Professor moderators? With debates, Democrats don't buck tradition. The model on display Thursday in Houston resembles reality television. Yet it endures. Campaign 2020 | Democratic Debate ●  By Isaac Stanley-Becker ● Read more » Lawsuits. Possible bankruptcy. Declining numbers. Is there a future for the Boy Scouts? As the new school year begins, Scout leaders on the ground are vying for the future of an organization facing threats from all sides. By Samantha Schmidt and Kayla Epstein ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Opinions Can't weather forecasting be free from politics? By Editorial Board ● Read more » No amount of time since the attempt on my father's life is enough to heal By Patti Davis ● Read more » It's time for Congress to finally protect our oceans from offshore drilling By Diane Lane ● Read more » North Carolina's election results provide a thought experiment for 2020 By E.J. Dionne ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT I like Elizabeth Warren. Too bad she's a hypocrite. By Ed Rendell ● Read more » It's September. Seize the moment. By Bruce Beehler ● Read more » More News EPA scales back federal protection of water bodies to 1986 standards Critics say the move will speed the conversion of wetlands and headwaters, which provide critical habitat for wildlife and support the nation's drinking water supply. By Juliet Eilperin and Brady Dennis ● Read more » A 4-year-old got an epic surprise. The strangers who gave it to him got something, too. More than 100 yellow vehicles filled a Northern Virginia neighborhood, providing a bright moment for a boy who loves the Transformers character Bumblebee. Perspective ●  By Theresa Vargas ● Read more »   Trump's fuzzy vision on the Sept. 11 attacks The president has told many tall tales related to the 2001 terrorist attacks. Fact Checker | Analysis ●  By Glenn Kessler ● Read more » The NFL wanted a celebration for its 100th season. Instead it got Antonio Brown. The allegations made against the Patriots' star wide receiver have embroiled the league in another firestorm regarding violence against women. By Adam Kilgore ● 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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