Evening Edition: Trump rails against scrutiny of donations to veterans' groups

How Paul Ryan thinks about Donald Trump; Clinton's challenge: Become a change agent in a year shaped by voter fury; The District's food scene gets a prestigious boost: Michelin inspection (and stars); D.C.'s commute is about to get a lot worse, and most people are still in denial; Police weigh charges as grief and outrage over gorilla's death grows; Columbia student says she disappeared and remade herself to 'escape' her 'Ivy League life'; Supreme Court turns down inmate’s request to decide constitutionality of death penalty; Justice Department drops second criminal investigation into Navy SEAL who helped kill bin Laden; Televangelist Jan Crouch, 78, dies days after stroke; No, Sanders voters aren't more conservative than Clinton voters; Driver runs over motorcycle in road-rage incident caught on camera; Amber Heard ‘suffered through years of physical and psychological abuse’ by Johnny Depp, lawyers say; How to feed a happy, healthy gut;   The day's most important stories   Trump rails against scrutiny of donations to veterans’ groups The presumptive Republican presidential nominee tussled with reporters amid sharp scrutiny over the delayed distribution of millions of dollars he promised to veterans' organizations. By David A. Fahrenthold and Jose A. DelReal  •  Read more » How Paul Ryan thinks about Donald Trump Peter Wehner, a former policy aide to President George W. Bush and a personal and ideological compatriot of Ryan's for two decades, spoke about the future of the Trump-Ryan relationship. By Mike DeBonis  •  Read more »   Clinton's challenge: Become a change agent in a year shaped by voter fury Attacking Trump may not be enough as Clinton struggles to convince voters she will deliver the change they want in Washington. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   The District's food scene gets a prestigious boost: Michelin inspection (and stars) Michelin said it has already deployed its famously anonymous inspectors throughout Washington — news that is sure to strike fear in the hearts of chefs and servers. By Maura Judkis  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   D.C.'s commute is about to get a lot worse, and most people are still in denial The year-long maintenance blitz begins this weekend. But despite a flurry of preparations and the sheer scale of potential impacts, many commuters and employers aren't ready for what's coming. By Michael Laris  •  Read more »   Police weigh charges as grief and outrage over gorilla's death grows Prosecutors said that officials plan to meet with police investigating how a boy fell into an enclosure at the Cincinnati zoo before the endangered gorilla was shot and killed by rescuers. By Peter Holley  •  Read more »   Columbia student says she disappeared and remade herself to 'escape' her 'Ivy League life' After searching for two weeks, NYPD officers found Nayla Kidd safe in a Brooklyn apartment. She said the university's pressure-cooker environment led her to become increasingly ambivalent about her schoolwork. By Yanan Wang  •  Read more »   Supreme Court turns down inmate’s request to decide constitutionality of death penalty The Louisiana prisoner drew support from only two justices, Stephen G. Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who both have previously said the court should consider the question. By Robert Barnes  •  Read more »   Justice Department drops second criminal investigation into Navy SEAL who helped kill bin Laden Matt Bissonnette, who wrote a book about the raid that killed the al-Qaeda leader, had been scrutinized for consulting work he did while still on active duty. By Adam Goldman and Dan Lamothe  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Televangelist Jan Crouch, 78, dies days after stroke In 1973, she helped her husband, Paul Crouch, launch the Trinity Broadcasting Network, now the world's largest Christian television network. By Associated Press  •  Read more »   No, Sanders voters aren't more conservative than Clinton voters Two political scientists challenged conventional wisdom when they wrote about their analysis of voter data. We looked at the same survey. This is what we found. By Christopher Hare and Robert Lupton  •  Read more »   Driver runs over motorcycle in road-rage incident caught on camera In the video, a car is seen swerving into and driving over a motorcycle, knocking a biker and his passenger onto the road. “I thought the guy was trying to kill us, obviously,” the biker said. By Sarah Larimer  •  Read more »   Amber Heard ‘suffered through years of physical and psychological abuse’ by Johnny Depp, lawyers say After Depp's friend accused Heard of blackmailing the actor with lies about domestic violence, her legal representatives respond to the "malicious allegations." By Emily Yahr  •  Read more »   How to feed a happy, healthy gut Your intestines are a fragile ecosystem. The right foods will keep them balanced. By Carrie Dennett  •  Read more »           Share Evening Edition:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you signed up for Headlines. 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