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Trump’s loose talk about Muslims gets weaponized in court against travel ban; Melania Trump missed out on 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity' to make millions, lawsuit says; Senate to vote today on confirmation of Betsy DeVos; California and President Trump are going to war with each other; What’s largely and glaringly missing from Trump’s list of terrorist attacks: Non-Western victims; A threatened officer had an instant to shoot — or not. Police want you to watch him decide.; The Daily 202: Five books to understand Stephen K. Bannon; Here are the 78 terrorist attacks the White House says were largely underreported; Trump must stop lying or Americans will think he is nuts; Trump is a boy's idea of a man; This judge told a 19-year-old rapist that his probation would include no sex outside of marriage; That time a vice president almost cast a historic tiebreaking vote but was derailed by a nap; Congress has the power to obtain and release Trump's tax returns; Trump tried and failed to build a wall in Ireland. That could mean big trouble for Europe.; ‘We do not come with an expiration date:’ Christie Brinkley, a proud 63, poses for SI’s swimsuit issue; ‘Running nightmare': Couple on Gulf Coast killing rampage have killed 3, injured one, police say   Most popular right now   Most Read Trump’s loose talk about Muslims gets weaponized in court against travel ban In epic battle, lawyers are using Trump's own words in effort to show discriminatory motive behind his executive order. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more » Melania Trump missed out on 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity' to make millions, lawsuit says Newly filed libel case argues that 2016 article damaged first lady's commercial brand. By Tom Hamburger  •  Read more »   Senate to vote today on confirmation of Betsy DeVos The education nominee will likely need a historic tiebreaking vote from the vice president. By Emma Brown  •  Read more »   California and President Trump are going to war with each other The state is happy to engage Trump in a fight. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   What’s largely and glaringly missing from Trump’s list of terrorist attacks: Non-Western victims What's so telling is not what Trump's list included — but what it didn't. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more »   A threatened officer had an instant to shoot — or not. Police want you to watch him decide. "What would you have done?" the Grand Prairie Police Department asked as it posted the video Monday. By Amy B Wang  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Five books to understand Stephen K. Bannon Trump's chief strategist looks to Sun-Tzu and Hindu scripture, trying to learn the right lessons of Vietnam By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Here are the 78 terrorist attacks the White House says were largely underreported The president said Monday that the media has not paid enough attention to episodes in the United States and abroad. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   Trump must stop lying or Americans will think he is nuts Republicans need to confront Trump's delusions. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Sean Spicer is on thin ice because Melissa McCarthy played him on ‘Saturday Night Live’ Appearance over all. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more » •   President Trump is now speculating that the media is covering up terrorist attacks •   How low can Donald Trump’s approval rating go? •   Trump’s claim that Obama first ‘identified’ the 7 countries in his travel ban •   Unlike all previous U.S. presidents, Trump almost never mentions democratic ideals Also Popular in Opinions   Trump is now attacking all the institutions that could limit his power later Let's not lose sight of the big picture here. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more » •   The grizzly truth: Trump's competence problems are bigger than DeVos •   Is President Trump's executive order constitutional? •   Kellyanne Conway talks her way off of television •   Betsy DeVos wants “choice” for special needs kids. In Asia, we saw what that can mean. Also Popular in Sports   Tom Brady rejected NFL's medical culture. At almost 40, he's never played better. COLUMN | The Patriots quarterback embraced alternative training methods and diet and, after his fifth Super Bowl victory, is playing the sport better — for longer — than anyone else. By Sally Jenkins  •  Read more » •   Watch the Super Bowl ad that had to be retooled after depicting Trump’s border wall •   Patriots’ parade live: New England celebrates as Tom Brady declares a holiday •   Lost Super Bowl bet has tennis star Eugenie Bouchard planning a date with a fan •   Sean Spicer crushed by Super Bowl LI jokes, one night after SNL takedown Also Popular in National   They told him, 'You're just fat.' But it was actually a 130-pound abdominal tumor. Doctors told the Mississippi man he was simply overweight. But they were wrong. 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