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Schumer: Democrats will filibuster Gorsuch nomination; GOP health-care plan hangs in balance as House leaders push for Thursday floor vote; President Trump’s cascade of false claims in Time’s interview on his falsehoods; New research identifies a 'sea of despair' among white, working-class Americans; Rick Perry challenges election of Texas A&M's first gay student body president, says it was ‘stolen’ in ‘name of diversity’; Nunes shows why he’s incapable of running an investigation; Ivanka Trump’s West Wing job isn’t just unethical. It’s also dangerous.; The Daily 202: Fresh evidence Trump's Russia headaches are not going away; Israeli man, 19, arrested in connection with threats against Jewish Community Centers in U.S., other nations; 'Trump Troubadour,' who attended 45 Trump rallies to honor his late son, feels 'betrayed' because of health care; One of three dead in the London attack identified as American man from Utah; White man traveled to New York to kill black men and ‘make a statement,’ police say; 'Hoax': Texas teen made up widely publicized story of being kidnapped, raped by 3 black men, police say; House Intelligence chair says Trump campaign officials were ensnared in surveillance operations; All of the untrue things Trump said in his Time interview about truth; Right now, there are more than enough House Republicans opposed to the health-care bill to kill it   Most popular right now   Most Read Schumer: Democrats will filibuster Gorsuch nomination Gorsuch will struggle to clear a 60-vote procedural hurdle, but Republicans have threatened to change Senate rules to ensure his confirmation. By Ed O'Keefe  •  Read more » GOP health-care plan hangs in balance as House leaders push for Thursday floor vote Both President Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan signaled an 11th-hour willingness to rework the measure to mollify the House Freedom Caucus. By Mike DeBonis  •  Read more »   Fact Checker • Analysis President Trump’s cascade of false claims in Time’s interview on his falsehoods The president defended himself for spreading false claims by repeatedly doubling down on previously debunked statements. By Glenn Kessler  •  Read more »   New research identifies a 'sea of despair' among white, working-class Americans Economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton say the early mortality spike in this midlife group is not easing. By Joel Achenbach  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Right Turn • Opinion Nunes shows why he’s incapable of running an investigation Nunes ruins the pretense of a credible investigation. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more »   PostEverything • Perspective Ivanka Trump’s West Wing job isn’t just unethical. It’s also dangerous. Laws against conflicts of interest protect national security. By Helen Klein Murillo  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Fresh evidence Trump's Russia headaches are not going away The drip, drip, drip of stories begs the question: How does this end? By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Israeli man, 19, arrested in connection with threats against Jewish Community Centers in U.S., other nations The suspect, who holds dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, used advanced cyber techniques to mask his identity, authorities say. By Ruth Eglash  •  Read more »   'Trump Troubadour,' who attended 45 Trump rallies to honor his late son, feels 'betrayed' because of health care Trump told Kraig Moss he would help stop the heroin epidemic. But now the president is backing a health-care bill that strips away coverage for drug addiction treatment. 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