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Trio strangled friend, then drove around with body disguised in hat and sunglasses, police say; John McCain wins his primary, promptly gives up on Donald Trump; Inside the Republican creation of the North Carolina voting bill dubbed the 'monster' law; Hillary Clinton was right about the vast right-wing conspiracy. Here's why it exists.; Meet the parents who won’t let their children study literature; These charts clearly show how some Olympic swimmers may have gotten an unfair advantage; ‘Like it's been nuked': Millions of bees dead after South Carolina sprays for Zika mosquitoes; The national economic implications of a taco truck on every corner; Garrison Keillor: God help us. We're in trouble down here.; ‘Intolerable': Judge reprimanded after she ‘berated and belittled’ domestic-violence victim; How Donald Trump has discredited much of conservative media; Stop touting the crazy hours you work. It helps no one.; How Trump got from Point A to Point A on immigration; Allegiant Air, with ultra-low fares, draws FAA's attention over safety concerns; Jared Fogle, ex-Subway pitchman and child porn trafficker, blames victim’s parents for her suffering; Barack Obama is now alone in Washington   Most popular right now   Most Read Trio strangled friend, then drove around with body disguised in hat and sunglasses, police say Later they dumped his body, according to authorities. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » John McCain wins his primary, promptly gives up on Donald Trump He's the latest to make the "blank check" argument. By Amber Phillips  •  Read more »   Inside the Republican creation of the North Carolina voting bill dubbed the 'monster' law The Supreme Court ruled that the law will not be in effect in November. Documents show how carefully it was crafted by GOP leaders. By William Wan  •  Read more »   Hillary Clinton was right about the vast right-wing conspiracy. Here's why it exists. The Clintons' aversion to transparency, as well as their tendency to skirt the rules and play close to the legal and ethical line, have made it easier for their enemies. By Karen Tumulty  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Meet the parents who won’t let their children study literature Forcing college kids to ignore the liberal arts won't help them in a competitive economy. By Steven Pearlstein  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   These charts clearly show how some Olympic swimmers may have gotten an unfair advantage By Jeff Guo  •  Read more »   ‘Like it's been nuked': Millions of bees dead after South Carolina sprays for Zika mosquitoes A single bee farm lost 46 hives after an airplane sprayed the mosquito pesticide Naled. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more »   The national economic implications of a taco truck on every corner An important exploration of a serious policy proposal. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Garrison Keillor: God help us. We're in trouble down here. We made mistakes in the 20th century, but never was there a nominee who bragged about not reading. By Garrison Keillor  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Daily 202: McCain now promising to be 'a check' on Clinton, as Republicans run scared Offering a taste of what's to come, GOP turns to 1996 playbook in bid to save Senate from anti-Trump backlash By James Hohmann  •  Read more » •   New polls show a (slightly) closer national presidential race •   What Anthony Weiner’s latest sexting scandal could mean for his son •   Ann Coulter says she can prove Donald Trump never mocked a reporter’s disability. (She can’t.) •   Donald Trump is officially obsessed with ‘Morning Joe’ Also Popular in Opinions   The only immigration solution If Trump were to acquiesce on legalization, he might seal an artful deal on border enforcement. By Charles Krauthammer  •  Read more » •   Trump doubles down on his illogical, un-American immigration plans •   Trump’s problem isn’t just that he’s going ‘off script.’ His problem is the script itself. •   Clinton just made a very important announcement — and hardly anyone is talking about it •   Abdul-Jabbar: Insulting Colin Kaepernick says more about our patriotism than his Also Popular in Sports   Here are the five toughest decisions the Redskins must make by cut day Between now and 4 p.m. Saturday, when roster cuts are due, the GM, coach and Redskins staff have some difficult decisions to make. By Mike Jones  •  Read more » •   Boss meets boss: Katie Ledecky, Bruce Springsteen pose together at concert •   Colin Kaepernick again didn’t stand during the national anthem. He wasn’t alone this time. •   Fantasy football 2016: Five draft picks people are getting totally wrong •   Your Nationals-Mets primer: Washington can put the Mets away this weekend Also Popular in National   Frozen strawberries from Egypt lead to 70 cases of hepatitis A in 7 states, including Va. and Md. As of early Friday morning, there were 70 confirmed cases. Most are in Virginia. More are expected, as the virus can takes weeks to present symptoms. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more » •   Hurricane Hermine downgraded to a tropical storm, hits Florida and Georgia •   A Texas teacher named her class the j-word. Her racial slur defense: ignorance. •   Brock Turner released after serving half of his six-month sentence for sexual assault •   The story of the only known lynching on a U.S. military base ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   U.S. Attorney's Office recommends putting Robert McDonnell on trial again •   Navy analysis found that a Marine’s case would draw attention to Afghan 'sex slaves' •   Charlie Hebdo’s latest cartoon depicts Italian earthquake victims as pasta dishes •   Instagrammers bragged about cruise to ‘peaceful’ place. Then cops found 95 kilos of cocaine. •   Hindu students protest against burqa-wearing Muslims on campus in southern India Also Popular in Business •   Clinton unveils plan to stop price-gouging on old drugs •   Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 after battery explosions and fires •   Labor market momentum slows with 151,000 jobs added in August •   What more than 1 million Craigslist rental listings tell us about the housing market •   An unprecedented number of states will vote on marijuana this fall Also Popular in Technology •   Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 after battery explosions and fires •   Watch SpaceX’s rocket explode in a massive fireball •   Square confirms: People really don’t like those chip credit cards •   As Apple’s profits decline, iPhone factory workers suffer, a new report claims •   A new hacker money-making strategy: Betting against insecure companies on Wall Street Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Ask Amy: Wedding guest feels royally put out •   This tiny North Carolina town is an Asheville alternative for the crowd-weary •   Carolyn Hax: How college students earn credit with parents: Pick up some costs •   The art of saying no: How to raise kids to be polite, not pushovers •   The improbable story of the man who won history's 'biggest murder trial' at Nuremberg Also Popular in Entertainment •   How cartoonists are satirizing the latest Anthony Weiner scandal •   So someone famous has just died. Is the obituary cartoon good or bad for business? •   UFOs, alien abductions, the occult: to one man, the building blocks of scholarship •   Top 37 books for summer reading in 2016 •   Lost heritage: Quake deals blow to Italy's art treasures Recommended for you   The Daily Trail An evening rundown of what's happening on the campaign trail. Sign Up »         Share The Post Most:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you are signed up for The Post Most or because it is included in your subscription. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this email has been sent to you in error or you no longer wish to receive email from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2016 The Washington Post, 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071