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FBI Director Comey: Justice Dept. has no information that supports Trump's tweets alleging he was wiretapped by Obama; White House installs political aides at Cabinet agencies to be Trump's eyes and ears; The White House serves up a red herring on Russia; The World Happiness Report is out and the U.S. has fallen. Sad!; An inmate died after being locked in a scalding shower for two hours. His guards won’t be charged.; 'He's baaaack!': Trump's visits to Mar-a-Lago are stretching Palm Beach's budget and locals' patience; Why Donald Trump’s low approval rating may mean less than you think; A California waiter refused to serve 4 Latina customers until he saw ‘proof of residency’; Former Alexandria deputy police chief says he was detained at JFK Airport because of his name; This apocalyptic anti-Trump billboard won’t come down until he leaves office, its creator insists; Uber president is the latest top executive to depart company after months of scandal; These areas went overwhelmingly for Trump. Now he wants to cut one of their lifelines.; Overshadowed executive order sets stage for threatened federal programs, workforce. Layoffs loom.; Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch begins Senate confirmation hearings with broad support among Republicans; Police say they killed a man trying to run them down. His fiancee said he was asking for help.; A father went to the hospital with stomach pain. He left without his hands and feet.   Most popular right now   Most Read FBI Director Comey: Justice Dept. has no information that supports Trump's tweets alleging he was wiretapped by Obama Comey said the FBI is investigating any links between any individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian government. By Ellen Nakashima, Karoun Demirjian  •  Read more » White House installs political aides at Cabinet agencies to be Trump's eyes and ears Unusual network of influential advisers is tasked with monitoring the secretaries' loyalties, officials said. By Lisa Rein  •  Read more »   The Fix • Analysis The White House serves up a red herring on Russia The White House doesn't seem to understand the difference between a circumstantial case and a conspiracy theory. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   The World Happiness Report is out and the U.S. has fallen. Sad! Norway took this year's top spot, unseating Denmark as the world's happiest country. The rankings were not good for the United States. By Amy B Wang  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   'He's baaaack!': Trump's visits to Mar-a-Lago are stretching Palm Beach's budget and locals' patience Trump's visits have cost Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department more than $1.5 million. By Abby Phillip  •  Read more »   Politics • Analysis Why Donald Trump’s low approval rating may mean less than you think There's a reason it's lower than other polls. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   A California waiter refused to serve 4 Latina customers until he saw ‘proof of residency’ Diana Carrillo was looking forward to lunch at the upscale restaurant. Then the waiter demanded her ID. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   Former Alexandria deputy police chief says he was detained at JFK Airport because of his name Hassan Aden, an Italian-born U.S. citizen, said authorities told him his name was on a watch list. By Faiz Siddiqui  •  Read more »   This apocalyptic anti-Trump billboard won’t come down until he leaves office, its creator insists The billboard, in Phoenix, shows President Trump flanked by mushroom clouds and Swastika-style dollar signs. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Inside Trump's White House, New York moderates spark infighting and suspicion Business elites are ascendant in Trump's orbit, inflaming tensions with Bannon, Priebus. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Are firearms with a silencer ‘quiet’? •   Analysis | Sean Spicer had another very bad week •   Analysis | How much is Donald Trump’s travel and protection costing, anyway? •   The Mercers and Stephen Bannon: How a populist power base was funded and built Also Popular in Opinions   The dangerous trajectory of Rex Tillerson’s tenure It is still possible that Rex Tillerson will prove to be a competent Secretary of State. But the odds are growing longer. By Daniel W. Drezner  •  Read more » •   Medicaid is out of control. Here's how to fix it. •   Why does Donald Trump demonize cities? •   Let's start telling the truth about what the Supreme Court does •   The questions about Trump and Russia need an independent investigation Also Popular in Sports   Sports • Analysis It’s no surprise there’s no rush to sign Colin Kaepernick, Jay Cutler or Adrian Peterson The big deals in NFL free agency are done. But some of the most interesting are still to come. By Mark Maske  •  Read more » •   Analysis | The mighty ACC is losing March, and watching the Big Ten own the NCAA tournament •   Two missing Tom Brady Super Bowl jerseys have been found •   Analysis | The Redskins could find a perfect RB in the NFL draft, if they want to use first-rounder •   This college football standout is suddenly an in-demand, ‘superhuman’ hip-hop producer Also Popular in National   'I’m pro-choice,' says Tomi Lahren: 'Stay out of my guns, and you can stay out of my body' Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren incited criticism after admitting on "The View" that she favors abortion rights. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » •   An architect of the ACA is now advising Trump as GOP works to level the law •   Behind the right’s loathing of the NEA: Two 'despicable' exhibits almost 30 years ago •   An airman saved a tiny girl from Katrina — and inspired her to follow in his footsteps •   'We’ll meet again,' Vera Lynn promised wartime Britain. At 100, she’s still keeping her word. ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   In China debut, Tillerson appears to hand Beijing a diplomatic victory •   Analysis | Trump and the populists see themselves at war with big cities •   Analysis | No, Germany doesn’t owe America ‘vast sums’ of money for NATO •   Britain to trigger Article 50 on March 29, signaling start of E.U. departure •   'There is nothing here but dust': What Afghan deportees face after years as refugees in Pakistan Also Popular in Business •   The real estate industry has something the Internet can't offer: The human element •   Is this the beginning of the end of meat? •   Analysis | Republicans threaten to deny poor people medical care if they aren’t working •   New rifts emerge as Trump administration rejects free trade statement at G-20 meeting •   These people eat monkeys and piranhas. They also have the lowest rates of heart disease ever measured. 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