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Trump: 'We must fight' hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus in 2018 midterm elections; Who is 'Source D'? The man said to be behind the Trump-Russia dossier's most salacious claim.; In Mexico, a man was cleared of raping a 17-year-old girl because he acted without ‘carnal intent’; Trump has nothing but contempt for facts and reality-based policy. Now it’s backfiring.; A look at latest ruling on Trump administration travel ban; North Carolina lawmakers say they’ve agreed on a deal to repeal the bathroom bill; Trump says ‘We must fight’ hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus in 2018 midterm elections; What to expect now that Internet providers can collect and sell your Web browser history; Omarosa Manigault is in Trump's White House because of her loyalty. But what is she doing there?; Hill Republicans trying to avert a shutdown need Democrats — and Trump; Karen Pence is the vice president's 'prayer warrior,' gut check and shield; Burr and Warner: In the spotlight, and arm in arm, on Russia probe; 'I shouldn't have': At 60, Vanna White reflects on her 1987 Playboy cover that inspired two lawsuits; Dog mauls owner to death during interview with BBC film crew; ‘People were tired’: How North Carolina’s last-minute deal to repeal the bathroom bill came together; Protesters raise more than $200,000 to buy Congress’s browsing histories   Most popular right now   Most Read Trump: 'We must fight' hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus in 2018 midterm elections There are about 32 members of the Freedom Caucus, most of them elected or reelected comfortably in solidly-Republican districts. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more » Who is 'Source D'? The man said to be behind the Trump-Russia dossier's most salacious claim. The story of Sergei Millian illustrates the challenge confronting the FBI as it seeks to separate fact from fiction. By Rosalind S. Helderman  •  Read more »   In Mexico, a man was cleared of raping a 17-year-old girl because he acted without ‘carnal intent’ This is what passes for justice in Mexico. By Amanda Erickson  •  Read more »   The Plum Line • Opinion Trump has nothing but contempt for facts and reality-based policy. Now it’s backfiring. The travel ban is put on hold again, after his health plan goes down in flames. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   North Carolina lawmakers say they’ve agreed on a deal to repeal the bathroom bill The deal would repeal the controversial measure that has cost the state jobs and millions of dollars. By Mark Berman  •  Read more »   Trump says ‘We must fight’ hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus in 2018 midterm elections In a morning tweet, Trump warned that the Freedom Caucus would "hurt the entire Republican agenda if they don't get on the team, & fast." By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   What to expect now that Internet providers can collect and sell your Web browser history No, you won't really be able to buy up President Trump's browser history By Brian Fung  •  Read more »   Omarosa Manigault is in Trump's White House because of her loyalty. But what is she doing there? The former "Apprentice" star villain is one of the few African Americans in Trump's inner circle. Some see her as an important ally. Others see her as a cover for the president. By Vanessa Williams  •  Read more »   Hill Republicans trying to avert a shutdown need Democrats — and Trump Several said Wednesday that they have no interest in risking a showdown over Trump's demand to begin funding a border wall in the near-term spending bill. By Kelsey Snell  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Politics • Analysis How Trump’s children (and their spouses) are still tied to the White House Only Tiffany seems to be out of the loop. By Philip Bump  •  Read more » •   Trump administration still plans to undo parts of the ACA, Tom Price testifies •   Analysis | Why Trump’s unpopularity is historically unique •   For Ivanka Trump, rising profile comes with backlash •   Analysis | Here’s what we’ve learned from the Senate hearing on Russia so far Also Popular in Opinions   Ivanka Trump’s new title hardly drains the White House swamp Ethics violations abound. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » •   Rep. 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