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The Daily 202: Why some Republican politicians are really coming out against Trump; Donald Trump needs a miracle to win; GOP senator Susan Collins: Why I cannot support Trump; Teen covered in siblings’ blood arrested in ‘gruesome’ fatal stabbing of his 3-year-old brother; Watch Donald Trump say ‘thank you’ as a crowd cheers him for a $20 million gift to charity. Does that gift even exist?; As seen at the Olympics, there is still a lot of ignorance about adoption; Orlando shooter’s father spotted at Clinton rally; Mystery shrouds death of Tenn. girl shot as she came home from first day of school; This campaign could get worse — a lot worse. Here's why.; Fact-checking Donald Trump’s speech to the Detroit Economic Club; How not to respond to John Oliver's ode to local newspapers; Ukraine’s strategy in the men’s gymnastics team final leaves everyone baffled; Trump tries to reset with economic speech — but faces new resistance in GOP; In the Nevada desert, the U.S. military prepares for a new kind of warfare; Wedding costs become a knotty problem; Man spent 28 years in prison after his friend accused him of murder. Now, the friend said he lied.   Most popular right now   Most Read The Daily 202: Why some Republican politicians are really coming out against Trump Hint: Ambition can trump principle By James Hohmann  •  Read more » Donald Trump needs a miracle to win The polling numbers are stunning. By Stuart Rothenberg  •  Read more »   GOP senator Susan Collins: Why I cannot support Trump Three incidents in particular have led me to conclude he is unsuitable for the office. By Susan Collins  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Teen covered in siblings’ blood arrested in ‘gruesome’ fatal stabbing of his 3-year-old brother By Elise Schmelzer  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Watch Donald Trump say ‘thank you’ as a crowd cheers him for a $20 million gift to charity. Does that gift even exist? By David A. Fahrenthold  •  Read more »   As seen at the Olympics, there is still a lot of ignorance about adoption What makes a parent a parent? So much more than many people still believe. By Jenn Morson  •  Read more »   Orlando shooter’s father spotted at Clinton rally Seddique Mateen sat behind the Democratic nominee for president, who apparently was unaware of his presence. By David Weigel  •  Read more »   Mystery shrouds death of Tenn. girl shot as she came home from first day of school As day turned to night, a father's strange story started to unravel. By Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   This campaign could get worse — a lot worse. Here's why. Expect more Clinton bashing and more focus on race- and class-splitting issues. By Eugene Robinson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Armed with junk science and old photos, critics question #HillarysHealth None of the evidence, often shared (or sent to reporters) with the hashtag #HillarysHealth, has held up. By David Weigel  •  Read more » •   Clinton expands battleground state map with push into Arizona, Georgia •   Donald Trump still hasn’t figured out the ground game •   Trump suggests link between executed Iranian and Clinton emails, bringing 'many people are saying' back under scrutiny •   Closed Social Security offices, furloughed staff under GOP cuts, agency warns Also Popular in Opinions   We may be about to get a wave of Republicans deserting Donald Trump’s sinking ship With momentum building, it gets easier and easier for Republicans to defect. 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Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Ask Amy: Friends are alarmed by abusive relationship •   Restaurateurs enraged as D.C. bars some fast-casual eateries •   Two more women allege assaults by Bill Cosby; total now 60 •   Carolyn Hax: She chose happiness over a higher-paying job — and pays the price •   Do transgender athletes have an unfair advantage at the Olympics? Also Popular in Entertainment •   Michael Jordan gives $5 million to African American museum •   Jailhouse Rockers cited in defense of ex-Illinois governor •   Oprah's book club pick: 'The Underground Railroad,' by Colson Whitehead •   Summer TV Preview 2016 •   Top 37 books for summer reading in 2016 Recommended for you   Speaking of Science The latest and greates in science news, in your inbox twice a week. Sign Up »         Share The Post Most:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. 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