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In Georgia, reaction to KKK banner is a sign of the times; Trump budget expected to seek historic contraction of federal workforce; Yes, Kellyanne Conway suggested Trump Tower could have been monitored through TVs and microwaves; D.C.-area forecast: Heavy snow and mixed precipitation to sweep through metro Monday night into Tuesday; Forecast updates: Blizzard warning from N.J. to Conn.; over a foot of snow in NYC; During his political rise, Stephen K. Bannon was a man with no fixed address; Kellyanne Conway on surveillance: ‘I’m not in the job of having evidence’; Amazon launched a fake radio station to promote ‘The Man in the High Castle.’ Angry Trump supporters thought it was real.; The ‘mother and baby home’ at Tuam, Ireland, where friends just 'disappeared, one after the other'; Donald Trump’s deliberate corruption of reality-based governing; Could Southern Baptist Russell Moore lose his job? Churches threaten to pull funds after months of Trump controversy; President Trump, the king of flip-flops; SNL goes after Ivanka Trump hard; 'Satirical' Texas bill turns language of antiabortion laws on men; Video shows environmental activists defacing popular Trump golf course; 2017 NCAA tournament: The perfect bracket to win your March Madness pool   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read In Georgia, reaction to KKK banner is a sign of the times A Georgia town reckons with symbols of the nation's past. By Stephanie McCrummen  •  Read more » Trump budget expected to seek historic contraction of federal workforce Cuts of the magnitude that the president wants have not hit the federal government since the end of World War II. By Damian Paletta  •  Read more »   Yes, Kellyanne Conway suggested Trump Tower could have been monitored through TVs and microwaves Conway denies she was suggesting as much, but her rebuttal doesn't make sense. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   D.C.-area forecast: Heavy snow and mixed precipitation to sweep through metro Monday night into Tuesday Depending on where you live, moderate to heavy amounts of snow could fall or a sloppy mix of snow, sleet and rain. By Jason Samenow  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Forecast updates: Blizzard warning from N.J. to Conn.; over a foot of snow in NYC If the most intense forecast comes to fruition, two feet of snow could fall on New York City as winds gust to 50 mph. By Angela Fritz  •  Read more »   During his political rise, Stephen K. Bannon was a man with no fixed address The White House strategist left little trace at homes he claimed in Florida. By Robert O'Harrow Jr.  •  Read more »   Kellyanne Conway on surveillance: ‘I’m not in the job of having evidence’ Um, actually? By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Amazon launched a fake radio station to promote ‘The Man in the High Castle.’ Angry Trump supporters thought it was real. #ResistanceRadio, the campaign's sponsored hashtag, spread quickly on Twitter. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   The ‘mother and baby home’ at Tuam, Ireland, where friends just 'disappeared, one after the other' Ireland is still absorbing the shock of what Prime Minister Enda Kenny called a "chamber of horrors" at the home, and John Rodgers, who lived there, is dealing with a rush of haunting memories. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Abrupt layoffs leave US attorneys scrambling Two days before Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered dozens of the country's top federal prosecutors to clean out their desks, he gave those political appointees a pep talk during a conference call. By Sadie Gurman | AP  •  Read more » •   What's next for the Obamacare replacement bill •   Kellyanne Conway gave the most Kellyane Conway interview ever •   Rep. Steve King warns that ‘our civilization’ can’t be restored with ‘somebody else’s babies’ •   Foreign leaders try to find their footing with a mercurial yet crucial ally: Trump Also Popular in Opinions   Republicans’ ‘You can keep your doctor’ moment The House and Trump seem not to care what's in the bill By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » •   Next steps for the Trump resistance •   ‘Girls’ found a surprisingly perfect way to force Hannah to grow up •   Sweden, immigrants and Trump's post-Enlightenment world •   The Wisconsin lesson: Voters will reward Republicans if they do what they promised Also Popular in Sports   2017 NCAA tournament cheat sheet: Upset picks, best bets and the perfect bracket Your home for all the best tips and tricks to win your bracket pool. By Washington Post Staff  •  Read more » •   The best bets to win March Madness 2017 •   2017 NCAA tournament: The most likely upsets for the first round •   The most vulnerable top seeds for March Madness include Kansas, UCLA •   The surprise picks that will make or break your bracket Also Popular in National   Was Jane Austen poisoned? New evidence about the writer's weakened eyes raises questions. The arsenic likely came from a tainted water supply or a medicinal mix-up, the library suggested, to a considerable amount of skepticism. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more » •   Employees who decline genetic testing could face penalties under proposed bill •   ‘Go back to your country, terrorist': Man accused of attacking restaurant employee with a pipe •   A man assumed a store’s Indian owners were Muslim. So he tried to burn it down, police say. •   As opioid overdoses rise, police officers become counselors, doctors and social workers ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon to seek second independence referendum •   The spat between Turkey and the Netherlands is all about winning votes •   The Latest: Nazi hunter praises prosecutors' arrest efforts •   New York federal prosecutor Preet Bharara says he was fired by Trump administration •   Turkish battle over 'executive presidency' prompts tensions with the Netherlands and divisions at home Also Popular in Business •   Scott Pruitt's office deluged with angry callers after he questions the science of global warming •   Facebook says police can’t use its data for ‘surveillance’ •   When it comes to corporate tax reform, the GOP may be on to something. Really. •   The world’s oceans are storing up staggering amounts of heat — and it’s even more than we thought •   Can supermarkets save dying suburban malls? Also Popular in Technology •   Facebook says police can’t use its data for ‘surveillance’ •   Don't tell your boss: How to stream March Madness tournament •   Trump's choice for FDA has ties to Wall Street, drug makers •   Intel is buying Israel's Mobileye for more than $15 billion, paving entry into autonomous driving technology •   What the CIA WikiLeaks dump tells us: Encryption works Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Breaking free from a partner's coercion •   Pro-Trump media sets the agenda with lies. Here's how traditional media can take it back. •   Alec Baldwin is back as SNL's Trump, and he's not prepared to battle invading aliens •   Carolyn Hax: Reader irked about boyfriend's too-attentive, married ex-girlfriend •   As a Westboro Baptist member, she preached hate. Then she found understanding. Also Popular in Entertainment •   George W. Bush's best-selling book of paintings shows curiosity and compassion •   'Justice at the Opera': Ginsburg takes center stage at WNO and brings down the house •   Box-office beasts like ‘Kong: Skull Island’ ($61M) and ‘Logan’ reflect March’s crowded new normal •   No pockets? No problem. See how Japanese men carried personal items on their kimonos. •   Review: Russian 'Triennale' striking in its diversity 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. 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. 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