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Trump uses vulgarity, calls for Romney's impeachment after senator criticizes president's China, Ukraine appeals; Pompeo says he sent response to House investigators, but subpoenaed documents remain undelivered; Epstein accuser holds Victoria's Secret billionaire responsible; Latest tariffs could mean higher prices for food and drink — and not just wine; Stairs to nowhere are everywhere these days. Where are they taking us?; Vatican gathering on Amazon stirs debate on allowing married priests; Four homeless men beaten to death in 'random attacks,' New York City police say; 'Crickets': How a swing district in Pa. is reacting to its congresswoman supporting an impeachment inquiry; 'Wall of Spies': You can't visit a new museum about American traitors ; The Nationals' star pitchers will do whatever it takes to beat the Dodgers; Journalist says a CBP officer withheld his passport until he agreed he writes 'propaganda'; Why every Jessica you know is turning 30

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       Mounting evidence buttresses facts in whistleblower complaint New documents, firsthand accounts and statements by President Trump himself that corroborate the claims have emerged on a near-daily basis. By Rosalind Helderman ● Read more » Trump uses vulgarity, calls for Romney's impeachment after senator criticizes president's China, Ukraine appeals Trump tweet also brought up Romney's failed 2012 presidential bid, claims senator begged for endorsement and to be secretary of state. By Colby Itkowitz ● Read more »   Pompeo says he sent response to House investigators, but subpoenaed documents remain undelivered Democratic-led House committees leading the impeachment investigation said that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo failed to meet a Friday deadline to deliver subpoenaed documents to them. By Karen DeYoung, Karoun Demirjian and Colby Itkowitz ● Read more »   Epstein accuser holds Victoria's Secret billionaire responsible Artist Maria Farmer says the Ohio home where she stayed during the summer of her alleged assault was guarded by Leslie Wexner's security. The retail mogul says he knew nothing of Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct. By Sarah Ellison and Jonathan O'Connell ● Read more »   Latest tariffs could mean higher prices for food and drink — and not just wine Italian cheese, Spanish olives and more are also on the list. By Emily Heil ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Stairs to nowhere are everywhere these days. Where are they taking us? The Instagram-friendly design trend is taking over offices, restaurants and public spaces. Architects are beginning to wonder if it's becoming overused. By Maura Judkis ● Read more »   Vatican gathering on Amazon stirs debate on allowing married priests Some conservatives say the summit, scheduled to start Sunday, shows the church is straying from its religious roots. Others have zeroed in on a proposal to ordain older married men to ease a shortage of priests in the Amazon basin. By Stefano Pitrelli ● Read more »   Four homeless men beaten to death in 'random attacks,' New York City police say Police apprehended a 24-year-old man, who also appeared to be homeless and is being treated as a "person of interest." Investigators found a metal pipe believed to be the weapon. By Kayla Epstein ● Read more »   'Crickets': How a swing district in Pa. is reacting to its congresswoman supporting an impeachment inquiry Rep. Susan Wild (D) feared the move would hurt her politically. But her constituents seem to care more about other issues. Campaign 2020 | Analysis ●  By Amber Phillips ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT 'Wall of Spies': You can't visit a new museum about American traitors Officials said the museum's stories of spies who betrayed the United States offer a humbling lesson about counterintelligence. It's also a tacit nudge to intelligence workers: Don't wind up on this wall. By Michael Rosenwald ● Read more »   The Nationals' star pitchers will do whatever it takes to beat the Dodgers The 1-1 NLDS series is full of new intrigue after Friday's game. That's because Stephen Strasburg and Max Scherzer have essentially said: Here's a whip. Flog me. MLB Playoffs | Perspective ●  By Barry Svrluga ● Read more »   Journalist says a CBP officer withheld his passport until he agreed he writes 'propaganda' The allegation comes amid rising hostility faced by journalists as the Trump administration continues to attack the media as "fake news." By Hannah Knowles ● Read more »   Why every Jessica you know is turning 30 The Lily's Caroline Kitchener explores what it's like to turn 30 in 2019. Plus, David Betancourt on the best "Joker." Post Reports | Listen Now ●  By The Washington Post ● 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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