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A woman's gruesome hanging shocked Tibet — but police have silenced all questions; Rachel Maddow’s fascinating duel with Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, annotated; Why are sales suffering at so many women’s stores? They made bad clothes.; ‘Dr. Drew’ show canceled days after host’s negative speculation about Hillary Clinton’s health; France’s top administrative court overturns burkini ban; ‘He hurt the heroes': The Iraq War veteran who lied his way to a Purple Heart and $750,000; Obama creates the largest protected place on the planet, off Hawaii; A southern city wants to secede from its school district, raising concerns about segregation; Donald Trump is a flake and a fraud; Trump's repellent inner circle; Forced out of a home over a marijuana joint; Why the new EpiPen coupons are more about helping the company than helping you; How many Trump products were made overseas? Here’s the complete list.; Clinton, Trump exchange racially charged accusations; The 2016 Fantasy Football Draft Cheat Sheet: Tips, strategies, rankings and more; Man who threw boiling water on gay couple will spend 40 years in prison   Most popular right now   Most Read A woman's gruesome hanging shocked Tibet — but police have silenced all questions Relatives suspect a coverup and say their protests led to beatings, arrests and jail. By Simon Denyer  •  Read more » Rachel Maddow’s fascinating duel with Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, annotated Conway gamely went on Maddow's MSNBC show for a lengthy interview Wednesday night. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Why are sales suffering at so many women’s stores? They made bad clothes. Consumers have started spending again, but that doesn't mean they'll buy just anything. By Sarah Halzack  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   ‘Dr. Drew’ show canceled days after host’s negative speculation about Hillary Clinton’s health CNN said the decision was "mutual." By Fred Barbash  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   France’s top administrative court overturns burkini ban Imposed in the name of secularism, the bans had prohibited Muslim women from wearing the "burkini"—a full-body bathing suit designed to respect traditional codes of modesty—on the beach. By James McAuley  •  Read more »   ‘He hurt the heroes': The Iraq War veteran who lied his way to a Purple Heart and $750,000 "Darryl Lee Wright built an entire myth system to obtain every possible benefit that might be available to a wounded veteran," federal prosecutors said. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   Obama creates the largest protected place on the planet, off Hawaii Expansion of 2006 monument will protect rare corals, fish, birds and marine mammals By Juliet Eilperin  •  Read more »   A southern city wants to secede from its school district, raising concerns about segregation This federal court battle highlights the power of school district borders to define communities, separating poor from affluent and white from black. By Emma Brown  •  Read more »   Donald Trump is a flake and a fraud It's an illusion to think that a vote for Donald Trump is a vote for any particular policy. By Eugene Robinson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Donald Trump finally did a non-Fox News interview. It didn’t go very well. He might not do this again for a while. 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