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Two activists who filmed undercover videos of Planned Parenthood charged with 15 felonies; Driver attempts to ram police cruiser on Capitol Hill grounds, officials say; shots fired; The House just voted to wipe away the FCC’s landmark Internet privacy protections; In historic break, Britain gives formal Brexit notice to European Union; Trump promised to bring back coal jobs. That promise 'will not be kept,' experts say.; Karen Pence is the vice president's 'prayer warrior,' gut check and shield; Women, Hillary Clinton among them, stand up for April Ryan, Maxine Waters — they 'were simply doing their jobs'; Trump is throwing himself into the Democrats’ trap; Westinghouse files for bankruptcy, in a blow to nuclear power industry; Sean Spicer loses his cool: ‘Stop shaking your head’; End the Nunes charade, and follow the Russian money [Updated]; Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination is on track to change the Senate — and further divide the country; GOP lawmaker: Senate should take lead on Congress's Russia investigation; President Trump has successfully created an alternate reality; Trump administration sought to block Sally Yates from testifying to Congress on Russia; This is what you get, Mr. Speaker   Most popular right now   Most Read Two activists who filmed undercover videos of Planned Parenthood charged with 15 felonies California prosecutors said David Robert Daleiden and his co-conspirator Sandra Merritt violated the privacy of health care providers by recording confidential information without their consent. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » Driver attempts to ram police cruiser on Capitol Hill grounds, officials say; shots fired D.C. police said a driver tried to ram a police cruiser and run into officers. One person is in custody. By Dana Hedgpeth  •  Read more »   The House just voted to wipe away the FCC’s landmark Internet privacy protections The vote is a sweeping rebuke of Internet policies enacted under the Obama administration. By Brian Fung  •  Read more »   In historic break, Britain gives formal Brexit notice to European Union Prime Minister Theresa May said "there can be no turning back" after delivery of a letter to start the long process of separation. By Griff Witte  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Karen Pence is the vice president's 'prayer warrior,' gut check and shield The second lady is one of the most important influences on one of Trump's most important allies. By Ashley Parker  •  Read more »   Women, Hillary Clinton among them, stand up for April Ryan, Maxine Waters — they 'were simply doing their jobs' "Too many women," Clinton said, "have had a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride. " By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »   Wonkblog • Analysis Trump is throwing himself into the Democrats’ trap By Matt O'Brien  •  Read more »   Westinghouse files for bankruptcy, in a blow to nuclear power industry The filing raises question marks about the future of four reactors currently under construction in the United States. It also ends the company's combination with Toshiba. By Steven Mufson  •  Read more »   The Fix • Analysis Sean Spicer loses his cool: ‘Stop shaking your head’ April Ryan asked a question about Russia, but Spicer wasn't having it. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Maxine Waters swings back at Bill O’Reilly: ‘I’m a strong black woman and I cannot be intimidated’ The Fox News host has apologized for comparing the African American congresswoman's hair to a "James Brown wig." By Amy B Wang  •  Read more » •   President Trump's company pursues second Washington hotel •   Analysis | Even sober Wisconsin has come down with a case of Trumpitis •   Analysis | Sanders’s convoluted claim that Democrats are not trying to filibuster Gorsuch •   Chris Christie to lead Trump White House drug commission Also Popular in Opinions   End the Nunes charade, and follow the Russian money [UPDATE] Trump's Russian connections won't be uncovered by Republicans. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » •   Trump says he wants a big deal with Democrats. Here’s how to call his bluff. •   Now we know why Trump panicked about Russia probe •   Republicans would rather have a king than a president •   Trump wants to roll back progress against climate change. He's going to fail. Also Popular in Sports   D.C. Sports Bog • Perspective The Wizards just won their first division title in 38 damn years The longest divisional drought in U.S. sports is over. R.I.P. By Dan Steinberg  •  Read more » •   Perspective | The U.S. women's hockey team fights the good fight — and wins •   In 6-4 Terrelle Pryor, Jay Gruden sees a solution to Redskins’ lost receivers, not quarterback •   NCAA deadline looms over fractious HB2 repeal discussions in North Carolina •   Redskins' Jay Gruden 'disappointed' about the Scot McCloughan firing Also Popular in National   Fake Florida doctor who ‘enhanced’ buttocks with cement, caulking gets 10 years for manslaughter Authorities said Oneal Ron Morris injected her patients with a toxic cocktail that killed one. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » •   Three killed after two Weather Channel storm chasers crash into a third while pursuing tornado •   Trump signs order at the EPA to dismantle environmental protections •   Kansas moves to expand Medicaid as GOP legislatures face pressure after 'Trumpcare' failure •   Three burglars entered an Oklahoma home. The owner's son opened fire with an AR-15, deputies say. ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Analysis | Trump’s climate change shift is really about killing the international order •   Under pressure, Jim Webb declines to be recognized as a distinguished Naval Academy graduate •   As Brexit begins, the British face a Europe with far more at stake •   Panic spreads in Iraq, Syria as record numbers of civilians are reported killed in U.S. strikes •   Asia analyst forced to withdraw from position heading Pentagon-funded think tank for earlier Trump criticism Also Popular in Business •   Analysis | Spiders could theoretically eat every human on Earth in one year •   Analysis | Is Paul Ryan a policy guy, or does he just play one on TV? •   As Trump reverses Obama’s climate plans, China’s leadership moment arrives •   Republicans voted to roll back landmark FCC privacy rules. Here’s what you need to know. •   One of the most troubling ideas about climate change just found new evidence in its favor Also Popular in Technology •   Republicans voted to roll back landmark FCC privacy rules. Here’s what you need to know. •   You can now call your elected officials through Facebook •   Windows 10 'Creators Update' looks to make some intimidating things easy •   What Samsung must get right with the Galaxy S8 •   Windows update will bring 3-D, game tools and less clutter Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Perspective | Sure, you can wear leggings on a plane. But please don’t. •   Perspective | Carolyn Hax: So many issues in the inbox with this workplace trysts •   In New York, searching for the reclusive and elusive Melania Trump •   How millennial homeowners are changing the look of kitchens •   Perspective | ‘Bones’ is not a great show. I watched it for 12 years anyway. Also Popular in Entertainment •   Sean Spicer tells reporter to 'stop shaking your head' •   William McPherson, Pulitzer-winning book critic who chronicled his decline into poverty, dies at 84 •   Perspective | The early verdict on ‘Ghost in the Shell': a visual stunner that lacks some of the original film’s soul •   'No One Is Coming to Save Us': 'Gatsby' gets a revolutionary reboot •   Perspective | New Yorker cover beautifully captures what you see right before surgery Recommended for you   DemocracyPost Opinions and commentary that illuminate the challenges facing democracy around the world. 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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