The Post Most: Trump’s health care ultimatum is straight out of ‘The Art of the Deal.’ It just might work.

The Daily 202: Trump's health care ultimatum is straight out of 'The Art of the Deal.' It just might work.; Trump delivers ultimatum to House Republicans: Pass health-care measure on Friday or he'll move on; House leaders and President Trump press for 'yes' on health-care overhaul as some Republicans previously opposed start changing their minds; A conservative news crack-up? 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It just might work. You've always got to be willing to walk away from the table By James Hohmann  •  Read more » Trump delivers ultimatum to House Republicans: Pass health-care measure on Friday or he'll move on It was unclear whether the speaker had the votes. By Mike DeBonis  •  Read more »   House leaders and President Trump press for 'yes' on health-care overhaul as some Republicans previously opposed start changing their minds The push comes after President Trump delivered an ultimatum: Vote for the bill, or reject it and move on. The House Rules Committee approved the revised legislation early Friday. By Mike DeBonis  •  Read more »   A conservative news crack-up? Things just got real for some partisan personalities. Tomi Larhen, Andrew Napolitano and others face new scrutiny. And disciplinary actions. By Paul Farhi  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Trump administration grants approval for Keystone XL pipeline The decision marks a revival for the controversial pipeline, which the Obama administration halted. By Brady Dennis  •  Read more »   Politics • Analysis Why members of Congress aren’t very worried about Trump taking them out Big talk from an unpopular president who barely won his own election. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Wonkblog • Analysis The disease killing white Americans goes way deeper than opioids An increase in suicide, drug addiction and alcoholism is driving up middle-aged death rates, but new research suggests those "diseases of despair" are symptoms of a greater malaise -- one that's even harder to fix. By Jeff Guo  •  Read more »   The Plum Line • Opinion Even if Trump ‘wins,’ this health-care mess has been a horrendous disaster Let's learn from what happened, shall we? 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It's them. •   Blame game: Trump casts immigrants as dangerous criminals, but the evidence shows otherwise Also Popular in Opinions   Nunes's grandstanding proves he can't lead the Russia investigation The House intelligence chairman has lost credibility. We need an independent commission on Russia. By Editorial Board  •  Read more » •   Trump is not so Machiavellian after all •   Your guide to the most contentious parts of the GOP health-care plan •   Everything is fine with the American Health Care Act •   American democracy: Not so decadent after all Also Popular in Sports   The NFL has effectively blackballed Colin Kaepernick The quarterback remains unsigned because of optics, and he isn't the first pro to be punished this way. By Kevin B. 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