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China's Korea policy 'in tatters' as both North and South defy sanctions; Racism motivated Trump voters more than authoritarianism; Multistate manhunt underway for suspect in Facebook homicide video; 17-year-old girl dies from shark attack while surfing, with her mother and sisters looking on; This brutal new poll shows that fewer and fewer people believe Trump’s lies; In Kiron, Iowa, pop. 229, the meaning of a life, a death and another cup of coffee; 21,000 people and 18,000 eggs: The Trump White House holds its first Easter Egg Roll; Do members of Congress pay for 100 percent of their health insurance?; 'All of this grief': Prince Harry opens up about his mental health; NASA just snapped the first photos of a mysterious crack in one of Greenland’s largest glaciers; He hugged his family and said, ‘I’ll see you next time,’ before being gunned down on Facebook video; The Daily 202: What does Trump have to hide? Secretive White House unapologetic about clawing back transparency; A complete guide to every reference in Melissa McCarthy’s epic Sean Spicer sketch on ‘SNL’; Against all odds, a leftist soars in French election polls; Why Trump cannot brush off demands for his tax returns; Pence tells North Korea not to test American resolve, offering Syria and Afghanistan strikes as examples   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read China's Korea policy 'in tatters' as both North and South defy sanctions Despite Chinese pressure, Pyongyang keeps testing missiles and Seoul moves ahead with missile defense. By Simon Denyer  •  Read more » Monkey Cage •  Analysis Racism motivated Trump voters more than authoritarianism By a lot. By Thomas Wood  •  Read more »   Multistate manhunt underway for suspect in Facebook homicide video Police are searching for 37-year-old Steve Stephens, who is accused of killing a 74-year-old man in Cleveland and then posting a video of the slaying. By Drew Harwell  •  Read more »   17-year-old girl dies from shark attack while surfing, with her mother and sisters looking on Unidentified teenager was surfing with her father during an Easter holiday in West Australia. By Cindy Boren  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   In Kiron, Iowa, pop. 229, the meaning of a life, a death and another cup of coffee Regulars at the Quik Mart, in Rep. Steve King's district, face a plain truth as they lose one of their own. By Stephanie McCrummen  •  Read more »   21,000 people and 18,000 eggs: The Trump White House holds its first Easter Egg Roll The Easter Egg Roll is typically the largest event hosted at the White House. By Moriah Balingit  •  Read more »   Fact Checker •  Analysis Do members of Congress pay for 100 percent of their health insurance? We look into what two lawmakers said during their district town halls. By Michelle Ye Hee Lee  •  Read more »   'All of this grief': Prince Harry opens up about his mental health It wasn't until he began speaking with friends and family, then a therapist, that Harry realized it was the unattended, unresolved grief of losing his mother so young that was possibly crippling him. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more »   NASA just snapped the first photos of a mysterious crack in one of Greenland’s largest glaciers A scientist tweeted satellite photos of a crack in a famous glacier. Pretty soon, NASA had taken its picture. By Chris Mooney  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   EPA emerges as major target after Trump solicits policy advice from industry The agency is the subject of nearly half of 168 comments submitted to the government. By Juliet Eilperin  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Trump’s foreign policy: Speak with a bullhorn and carry a big stick •   Trump asks why people are still talking about his taxes a day after protesters asked for his returns •   Trump says he can’t be sued for violence at his rallies because he won the election •   How bad are things for Democrats? A blank book mocking them is Amazon’s top seller. Also Popular in Opinions   Venezuela and the eclipse of American leadership A country in chaos may be doomed to more years of violence and hunger, while a former superpower looks away. By Jackson Diehl  •  Read more » •   Why we don't call it Nationalists' Day •   Does Trump want to be the president who broke health care? •   No wonder voters despise politicians •   Pakistan’s move to execute alleged Indian ‘spy’ may be a ploy to sabotage the prime minister Also Popular in Sports   Boston Marathon 2017: Swiss athletes dominate with record-setting wheelchair victories Marcel Hug and Manuela Schar set a blistering pace. By Cindy Boren  •  Read more » •   Charles Barkley ‘uncomfortable’ as Isaiah Thomas cries, playing one day after sister’s death •   The anguishing, ‘knee-buckling’ death of former NFL player Todd Heap’s daughter •   2017 NFL draft: Given strength of Redskins’ offensive line, is it a draft-day priority? •   Capitals-Maple Leafs Game 3 preview: Can Washington regain control of this series? Also Popular in National   'Golden Boy' Olympian who disappeared in 2015 resurfaces. He now faces fraud charges. He told his wife he was going on a bike ride. By Susan Hogan  •  Read more » •   Arkansas fights to carry out unprecedented wave of executions •   5-year-old dies after getting crushed in Atlanta rotating restaurant •   On weed, homeland security chief and attorney general could hardly be further apart •   Janesville: An American Story ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   In divided Turkey, opposition groups challenge vote shifting powers to President Erdogan •   N. Korea didn't test a nuclear weapon, but it did try to launch another missile •   Analysis | What Erdogan’s narrow referendum victory means for Turkey •   Protests sweeping South America show rising antigovernment anger •   She broke the story of Chechnya’s anti-gay purge. Now, she says she has to flee Russia. Also Popular in Business •   The number of Americans who think Trump keeps his promises is plummeting •   Which state sends the most taxes to the IRS? Hint: It's not a state. •   Which state sends most taxes to DC? Hint: It's not a state •   For the first time on record, human-caused climate change has rerouted an entire river •   Even Canadians are skipping trips to the U.S. after Trump travel ban Also Popular in Technology •   Facebook fights fake news online with full-page print newspaper ads •   Apple is finally going to test self-driving cars •   What Windows users should know about the latest bugs revealed by NSA leakers •   Robert W. Taylor, whose early vision helped create the Internet, dies at 85 •   China car dilemma: Beijing wants electric, buyers want SUVs Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Perspective | Carolyn Hax: She has two jobs while he has none, but it pays to talk about it •   Fallon returns to SNL as Jared Kushner, wearing khakis and bulletproof vest •   Analysis | Now that ‘Girls’ is over, let’s rank each character’s fate •   Melania Trump seemed like a rebellious first lady. She's turning out to be a retro one. •   Perspective | Senior (Beach) Week and teens can be a disastrous combination Also Popular in Entertainment •   Perspective | I went to Kusama and all I got was this lousy selfie •   She said, he said: journalist accuses Woodward of 'breathtaking betrayal.' •   Perspective | Why not make more Kusama Infinity Rooms? •   Fan-favorite artist Dan Parent is bringing back Archie’s classic look — with a twist •   Filmmaker learns why she endured airport stops for years 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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