Sunday's Headlines: Impeachment probe widens the divide Democrats hoped to bridge

Emerging evidence buttresses whistleblower complaint; Trump calls for impeaching Romney after senator's criticism; 'Why is he dying?' Inside a probe of suspicious deaths at a VA hospital; Trump won't destroy me, and he won't destroy my family; I owe my new life to my Marine husband's hideous death. I pay the price every day.; Sorry, Mr. President, most criminal investigations begin with 'hearsay'; I helped classify calls for two presidents. The White House abuse of the system is alarming.; I worked in the White House during impeachment. Trump's team isn't ready for it. ; Five myths about Hispanics; Sanders's heart attack raises questions about his age, potential damage to campaign; U.S. disputes North Korean claim that nuclear talks have broken down; And this week's 'Saturday Night Live' cold open celebrity guest star is . . . Matthew Broderick as Mike Pompeo; More bad blood for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes — this time with her own attorneys; A man jumped from the bushes for a birthday surprise. His startled father-in-law fatally shot him.; A guy tweeted an ingenious hotel-room hack⁠ — and Twitter users responded with their own

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       Impeachment probe widens the divide Democrats hoped to bridge Days after House Democrats united behind a formal impeachment investigation of President Trump, apprehensive lawmakers went home and found themselves immediately questioned about their stance. By Mike DeBonis and Amber Phillips ● Read more » Emerging evidence buttresses 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 calls for impeaching Romney after senator's criticism The president's tweet also brought up the failed 2012 presidential bid of Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and claims he begged for an endorsement. By Colby Itkowitz ● Read more » 'Why is he dying?' Inside a probe of suspicious deaths at a VA hospital At the heart of the latest criminal case to engulf the Veterans Affairs Department are 11 deaths in West Virginia and a person of interest identified as a woman who used to work the overnight shift as a nursing assistant, according to people familiar with the matter. By Lisa Rein ● Read more » Opinions ADVERTISEMENT Trump won't destroy me, and he won't destroy my family By Joe Biden ● Read more » I owe my new life to my Marine husband's hideous death. I pay the price every day. By Karie Fugett ● Read more » Sorry, Mr. President, most criminal investigations begin with 'hearsay' By Sarah Lustbader ● Read more » I helped classify calls for two presidents. The White House abuse of the system is alarming. By Kelly Magsamen ● Read more » I worked in the White House during impeachment. Trump's team isn't ready for it. By Joe Lockhart ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Five myths about Hispanics By Horacio Sierra ● Read more » More News Sanders's heart attack raises questions about his age, potential damage to campaign The presidential candidate, who delayed revealing his heart attack for three days, promised to be at the next Democratic debate, on Oct. 15. Campaign 2020 ●  By Sean Sullivan and Amy Gardner ● Read more » U.S. disputes North Korean claim that nuclear talks have broken down The top North Korean nuclear envoy said the talks had broken off "entirely due to the United States' failure to abandon its outdated viewpoint and attitude." By Min Joo Kim ● Read more » And this week's 'Saturday Night Live' cold open celebrity guest star is . . . Matthew Broderick as Mike Pompeo The show continued its tradition of skewering the White House in the cold open by regurgitating the news, only this time without the help of Alec Baldwin. Pop Culture | Analysis ●  By Travis Andrews ● Read more »   More bad blood for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes — this time with her own attorneys Holmes once topped a Forbes list of the world's youngest, self-made, female billionaires for her health-care company. Now she allegedly can't pay her legal fees. By Brittany Shammas ● Read more » A man jumped from the bushes for a birthday surprise. His startled father-in-law fatally shot him. In a coincidence that may have contributed to the father-in-law's state of mind, another relative had pounded on his front door that night, the sheriff said. By Brittany Shammas ● Read more » A guy tweeted an ingenious hotel-room hack⁠ — and Twitter users responded with their own A photo of a hanger prompted thousands of responses. We rounded up some of the most helpful solutions. By The Way | A Post Travel Destination ●  By Natalie Compton ● Read more »   We think you'll like this newsletter Check out The Trailer for news and insight on political campaigns around the country, from David Weigel. 435 districts. 50 states. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings. Sign up »

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