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McDonnell; Supreme Court strikes down Texas abortion clinic restrictions; Supreme Court rules against Texas and for science in abortion case;  'Game of Thrones ' recap: An explosive season finale; Russia is harassing U.S. diplomats all over Europe; ‘Game of Thrones,’ Season 6, Episode 10 Review: “The Winds of Winter”; Carolyn Hax: Fiance's texting 'crush' leaves her feeling betrayed; Trump campaign’s claim that State Department gave $55.2 million to Laureate Education after hiring Bill Clinton; In new poll, support for Trump has plunged, giving Clinton a double-digit lead; Jesse Williams gave one of the most memorable speeches in award show history [full transcript]; Brexit leaders are walking back some of their biggest promises; An astute online comment has some wondering whether Brexit may ever happen; The world's losers are revolting, and Brexit is only the beginning; Donald Trump loves the polls he loves and hates the polls he hates; Voters in one fading port town wonder whether they were misled on Brexit   Most popular right now   Most Read Texas mom killed by police after she shot two daughters to death, police say The woman's husband and the girls' father watched the carnage unfold from afar. Friday was his birthday. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » Supreme Court overturns corruption conviction of former Va. governor Robert F. McDonnell The court did not express an opinion on his guilt or innocence, but said a lower court should reconsider the case. The chief justice said McDonnell's actions were "tawdry." By Robert Barnes  •  Read more »   Supreme Court strikes down Texas abortion clinic restrictions The decision was a win for abortion rights advocates, who say that state legislatures have passed more than 200 restrictions on abortion in the last five years. By Robert Barnes  •  Read more »   Supreme Court rules against Texas and for science in abortion case Modern science can't offer clarity on when life begins, but it does provide plenty of evidence that abortions are mostly safe and that most women feel more relief than regret after getting the procedure. 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By Carolyn Hax  •  Read more »   Trump campaign’s claim that State Department gave $55.2 million to Laureate Education after hiring Bill Clinton We check out a charge by the Trump campaign, but find no evidence to back it up. By Michelle Ye Hee Lee  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Donald Trump’s bad month just got worse, because Sanders backers just rallied to Clinton And they're coming home quickly. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more » •   A staggering number of Trump voters believe he has said something racist, is prejudiced and/or unqualified •   The Daily 202: Rank-and-file Republicans souring on Trump in new Post/ABC poll •   Here’s why Saudi Arabia is loosening its restrictions on women •   Donald Trump’s Brexit press conference was beyond bizarre Also Popular in Opinions   Hillary Clinton, not Donald Trump, will win the argument over Brexit Stop assumping that crises will help Trump politically. 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