The Post Most: The Daily 202: Trump will use bully pulpit to counter conservative revolt over Obamacare replacement

The Daily 202: Trump will use bully pulpit to counter conservative revolt over Obamacare replacement; Ryan downplays conservative backlash against health-care plan; Trumpism is now getting exposed as a monumental fraud; The Statue of Liberty went dark overnight and the timing was just 'too perfect'; To fund border wall, Trump administration weighs cuts to Coast Guard, airport security; This may be the worst defense of Trump’s Obama-wiretapped-me claim — literally; 21 times Donald Trump has assured us he respects women; WikiLeaks strikes again. Here are 4 big questions about Vault 7.; Sen. Tim Kaine's son among several arrested after protesters disrupt Trump rally in Minnesota; How the House Republicans' proposed Obamacare replacement compares; WikiLeaks: The CIA is using popular TVs, smartphones and cars to spy on their owners; The Trump White House is totally changing its tune on wiretapping and hoping you don’t notice; His father was assassinated. Now, the son of Kim Jong Nam appears to speak out in a video.; Americans are having less sex than they once did; FBI prepares for new hunt for WikiLeaks' source; How Trump blew it on health care   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read The Daily 202: Trump will use bully pulpit to counter conservative revolt over Obamacare replacement Four risks the president takes by wading into the civil war By James Hohmann  •  Read more » Ryan downplays conservative backlash against health-care plan "We're going to keep our promises," he said, calling the bill an "exciting conservative reform." By Elise Viebeck  •  Read more »   Trumpism is now getting exposed as a monumental fraud The GOP health-care bill and Trump's immigration plans are unmasking the scam. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   The Statue of Liberty went dark overnight and the timing was just 'too perfect' While the Internet invested the outage with great symbolic meaning, there was a perfectly good, nonsymbolic explanation. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   To fund border wall, Trump administration weighs cuts to Coast Guard, airport security The Federal Emergency Management Agency also could see significant cuts under an OMB proposal. By Dan Lamothe  •  Read more »   This may be the worst defense of Trump’s Obama-wiretapped-me claim — literally Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is in charge of investigating Trump's accusation. He thinks it shouldn't be taken literally. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   21 times Donald Trump has assured us he respects women Trump's oddly defensive-sounding tweet Wednesday has a backstory. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   WikiLeaks strikes again. Here are 4 big questions about Vault 7. This information dump could possibly reveal many important cyber vulnerabilities. By Brandon Valeriano  •  Read more »   Sen. Tim Kaine's son among several arrested after protesters disrupt Trump rally in Minnesota Linwood Michael Kaine, 24, was booked on suspicion of second-degree riot. His parents said their children "fully understand the responsibility to express" their political concerns "peacefully." By Derek Hawkins  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   'Big Candy' is lobbying the Trump administration. It's also holding events at Trump hotels. Candymakers' trade association has booked three meetings at properties owned by the president. By Amy Brittain  •  Read more » •   This is the single worst quote in the entire Trump wiretapping mess •   Watchdogs ask U.S. attorney to investigate Trump over foreign business deals •   Alabama's governor was recorded having a sexually explicit conversation. Is impeachment next? •   Trump’s split screen: A two-hour virtual conversation between the president and ‘Fox & Friends’ Also Popular in Opinions   An insipid GOP attack line just got worse The country's leaders should spend less time on frivolous details — not, as is now the case, far too much. By Stephen Stromberg  •  Read more » •   A look inside the country's real-life spy thriller •   No news at the State Department •   The vast left-wing conspiracy against me •   The Federal Reserve should give Wall Street a shock Also Popular in Sports   NFL free agency: No truth to Kirk Cousins trade rumor; Redskins re-sign Vernon Davis The latest news, rumors and analysis as NFL free agency gets underway. By Mike Jones  •  Read more » •   'You kind of disappear': A year after epic NCAA final, two stars cross paths in NBA D-League •   Nike’s new ‘Pro Hijab’ line will help Muslim women compete while staying covered •   Ciara and Russell Wilson share unusual family photo and cause quite a reaction •   NFL free agency: Pierre Garcon reportedly to 49ers; Brandon Marshall to Giants Also Popular in National   'Bodies come flying out': Four killed, dozens injured when train smashes into senior center charter bus in Miss. Almost a year ago to the day, another casino tour bus became stuck on the tracks at the very crossing. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more » •   ACLU emerges as main Trump antagonist •   To catch a killer, Vegas police leave mannequin on sidewalk — then watch as man bashes it with hammer •   Surgeons were told to stop prescribing so many painkillers. The results were remarkable. •   Caught on film for the first time: One of the world’s rarest whales ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   WikiLeaks says it has obtained trove of CIA hacking tools •   Khizr Khan’s claim that the U.S. is restricting his travel may be unraveling •   China wants to avert 'head-on collision' in the Koreas, but will Trump sign on?  •   Hawaii plans to sue to block new Trump travel ban •   Gunmen disguised as doctors assault Kabul hospital, leaving 30 dead Also Popular in Business •   Top official overseeing Trump’s D.C hotel is out at GSA as Democrats call for investigation of lease •   Nintendo’s U.S. chief responds to our biggest gripes about the company’s new console •   Drugs are killing so many people in West Virginia that the state can’t keep up with the funerals •   The luxury of telling poor people that iPhones are a luxury •   This chart is a powerful indictment of our current health-care system Also Popular in Technology •   Nintendo’s U.S. chief responds to our biggest gripes about the company’s new console •   The luxury of telling poor people that iPhones are a luxury •   ‘This is an all hands on deck thing': A former Obama technology adviser on robots, jobs and cyberwarfare •   The Daily 202: Wiretapping allegations accomplished what Trump wanted – but may backfire bigly •   Jeff Bezos scores a first paying customer for his growing space company Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Carolyn Hax: Comparing motherhood experiences can be dicey •   She listened to her doctors — and her baby died. Now she’s warning others about breast-feeding. •   Is Richard Simmons missing? Or is he just dearly missed? •   Alejandra Campoverdi is running for Congress. And facing down the threat of cancer. •   ‘I don’t know how much more people can take it': Alec Baldwin says he won’t play Trump much longer Also Popular in Entertainment •   International Women’s Day: How an inspired Google Doodle artist created a heroes’ journey •   The PEN/Faulkner finalists: A sign of new diversity in books? •   ‘The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’ review: Unusually, hauntingly engrossing •   The perfect children's book for kids who won't be quiet •   The unconventional life of Angela Carter — prolific author, reluctant feminist Recommended for you   Morning Mix A fresh mix of stories from all over that will be the talk of the morning. Sign Up »         Share The Post Most:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. 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