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Justice Department charging Russian spies and criminal hackers in Yahoo intrusion; Republicans are threatening to expose Trump as the emperor with no clothes; Trump paid $38 million in taxes in 2005, the White House says; ‘She was in a hippity-hoppity mood': BBC dad breaks silence; Trump loyalists sound alarm over 'RyanCare,' endangering health bill; The cost of failure on health care? It may be the rest of Trump's agenda.; Mulvaney’s suggestion that a person making one-fifth his pay couldn’t afford a doctor; Trump responds to Snoop Dogg music video’s mock assassination of ‘Ronald Klump’; 'Is there an investigation?' Graham demands answers from FBI on Russia.; ‘You, sir, shut up!': Republican congressman shouts down a constituent at tense town hall; A man claimed he stood his ground with a warning shot. A judge revoked his carry permit.; Military brass like what they hear from White House — but worry about becoming props; Is Trump falling into Paul Ryan’s trap?; Did Trump have his own tax return leaked? That was the big question after Maddow.; China to Trump: We don't want a trade war — but if there is one, you'd lose; From 'fake news' to no news: Tillerson leaving press behind on Asia trip could send message to China   Most popular right now   Most Read Justice Department charging Russian spies and criminal hackers in Yahoo intrusion The indictments mark the first criminal cyber charges ever brought against Russian government officials. By Ellen Nakashima  •  Read more » The Fix • Analysis Republicans are threatening to expose Trump as the emperor with no clothes Clearly fed up with having to deal with Trump's tweets, they're issuing threats. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Trump paid $38 million in taxes in 2005, the White House says Two pages of the tax document were obtained by David Cay Johnston, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist, and he first reported about it Tuesday evening on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show." By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   ‘She was in a hippity-hoppity mood': BBC dad breaks silence "It's a comedy of errors," Robert E. Kelly said in one of his first interviews since his Skype appearance went viral. By Amy B Wang  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   The cost of failure on health care? It may be the rest of Trump's agenda. Tax cuts, infrastructure and other White House priorities hinge on scaling back Obamacare. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   Fact Checker • Analysis Mulvaney’s suggestion that a person making one-fifth his pay couldn’t afford a doctor The White House budget director apparently does not understand how Obamacare works. By Glenn Kessler  •  Read more »   Trump responds to Snoop Dogg music video’s mock assassination of ‘Ronald Klump’ The video for "Lavender" includes a scene showing Snoop Dogg pointing a toy gun at a clown parody of Trump. Glitter and a banner reading "Bang!" pop out. By Elahe Izadi  •  Read more »   'Is there an investigation?' Graham demands answers from FBI on Russia. GOP chairman says he'll hold up confirmation of Trump's No. 2 man at Justice Department until he gets answers. By Karoun Demirjian  •  Read more »   ‘You, sir, shut up!': Republican congressman shouts down a constituent at tense town hall "One gentlemen continued to speak over myself and many others who were seeking recognition in orderly fashion," explained Rep. Joe Barton of Texas. By Lindsey Bever  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Fix • Analysis Why leaking his own tax return would be a smart media play by Trump A conspiracy theory? Perhaps. But it kind of makes sense. By Callum Borchers  •  Read more » •   Trump-era Republicans unleash string of inflammatory comments •   Analysis | Bernie Sanders is mad at the Democratic Party. And he wants you to know it. •   Analysis | This 2005 Donald Trump tax return is a total nothingburger •   Analysis | Fact-checking the White House’s rhetoric on the CBO report Also Popular in Opinions   Republicans who voted for the AHCA better watch out Will Republicans be punished for grossly irresponsible votes? By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » •   The real shocker in the WikiLeaks scoop •   The GOP masterminds behind the Obamacare sabotage •   Australia just delivered a blow to its far-right populists. Here’s how we did it. •   When labels hamper thinking Also Popular in Sports   Fancy Stats • Analysis 2017 NCAA tournament: The perfect bracket to win your March Madness pool Don't waste your time filling out nine quintillion different bracket combinations. Just use this one. 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By Amy Goldstein  •  Read more » •   Snow forces two congressmen on a bipartisan road trip from Texas to D.C. — singing along the way •   How James Inhofe is upending the nation's energy and environmental policies •   Evolutionary study unravels mystery of how cobras evolved their flesh-eating venom •   A proposal to bring back grizzlies just got a funny boost ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Dutch vote in an immigration-focused election with consequences for all Europe •   How one man’s pause became a haunting symbol of Aleppo’s destruction •   Defense Secretary Mattis withdraws Patterson as choice for undersecretary for policy •   Hackers post Nazi insults and pro-Turkey messages on hundreds of Twitter accounts •   Analysis | Which world leaders are richer than Donald Trump? Also Popular in Business •   Washingtonians brace for Trump's budget proposals •   Analysis | Government marijuana looks nothing like the real stuff. See for yourself. •   Trump to pull back EPA’s fuel efficiency determination, opening the door for reduced standards •   ‘This … follows from the basic laws of physics': Scientists rebuke Scott Pruitt on climate change •   How Google and Levi’s smart jacket shows what’s coming next for wearables Also Popular in Technology •   How Google and Levi’s smart jacket shows what’s coming next for wearables •   Facebook says police can’t use its data for ‘surveillance’ •   Could Google rankings skew an election? 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