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Thousands of tiny satellites are about to go into space and possibly ruin it forever; Trump predicts deadly Paris shooting will have 'big effect' on key French election; Henry Kissinger’s lukewarm non-endorsement of Jared Kushner is even more damning than it seems; Arkansas carries out first execution since 2005 after Supreme Court denies stay requests; Freed Egyptian American prisoner returns home following Trump intervention; Hawaiians to Jeff Sessions: 'We're not just some island'; Why Verizon is losing more cellphone customers than ever; Bank robber turned Georgetown law professor is just getting started on his goals; ‘Please don’t get it': Starbucks baristas are flipping out over the Unicorn Frappuccino; The Daily 202: What Trump's giving to charity -- or lack thereof -- foreshadowed about his presidency; 'I know what's buried in the back yard': A woman faces a rare charge of self-induced abortion; The GOP's latest health-care plan is comically bad; Berkeley, at center of political battleground, reverses decision to cancel speech by conservative pundit Ann Coulter; Study links diet soda to higher risk of stroke, dementia; Stop sneering at Trump. It won't help.; Democrats may finally break through in Texas, thanks to Trump   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read Thousands of tiny satellites are about to go into space and possibly ruin it forever Space is a mess. By Avi Selk  •  Read more » Trump predicts deadly Paris shooting will have 'big effect' on key French election Far-right candidate Le Pen called for new border checks and expelling certain foreigners following the attack. By James McAuley  •  Read more »   The Fix •  Analysis Henry Kissinger’s lukewarm non-endorsement of Jared Kushner is even more damning than it seems Kissinger digs at Kushner with an oblique reference to Greek mythology. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Arkansas carries out first execution since 2005 after Supreme Court denies stay requests Arkansas has long sought to resume executions, planning an aggressive schedule this month. By Mark Berman  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Hawaiians to Jeff Sessions: 'We're not just some island' "Excuse me?" said the head of Hawaii's bar association. "We have been a state for 58 years. We're not just some island." By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »   Why Verizon is losing more cellphone customers than ever The company lost nearly 400,000 wireless subscribers in the first six weeks of the year. By Brian Fung  •  Read more »   Bank robber turned Georgetown law professor is just getting started on his goals A new faculty member tells a story of redemption: He probably never would have found the law, he said, if he had not gone to prison. By Susan Svrluga  •  Read more »   ‘Please don’t get it': Starbucks baristas are flipping out over the Unicorn Frappuccino "I have never been so stressed out in my entire life," one drink-maker said in a video originally posted on Twitter. By Maura Judkis  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: What Trump's giving to charity -- or lack thereof -- foreshadowed about his presidency Three lessons from David Fahrenthold's reporting/ By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Did Sarah Palin, Ted Nugent and Kid Rock go too far in mocking Hillary Clinton’s portrait? Paul Begala, a former White House counselor to President Clinton, called the impromptu photo "a white trash Mount Rushmore." By Lindsey Bever  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Trump just admitted his presidency isn’t going well — tacitly •   Analysis | President Trump, here’s why 100 days may not be such a ‘ridiculous standard’ •   Analysis | Bernie Sanders’s strange behavior •   Analysis | Jeff Sessions doesn’t think a judge in Hawaii — a.k.a. ‘an island in the Pacific’ — should overrule Trump Also Popular in Opinions   Democrats to Trump: You don’t have the leverage. We do. Dems have no need to buckle to the White House's latest threats and demands. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more » •   Jeff Sessions’s dismissal of Hawaii as an ‘island in the Pacific’ is peak colonialism •   Can the police retaliate against a citizen for refusing to answer police questions? •   Trump's bluster and bravado on North Korea will only make the U.S. look weak •   The GOP has a new plan to destroy Obamacare. It’s even crueler than the last one. Also Popular in Sports   Bruce Allen faces greatest Redskins challenge: Getting Daniel Snyder a new stadium deal The son of a legendary head coach and brother of a former governor and U.S. senator, the Redskins team president has forged ties with Washington-area politicians. By Liz Clarke  •  Read more » •   The DEA warned NFL doctors about drug laws in 2011. It didn't go well. •   Everybody loves the Wizards home playoff uniforms. But nobody can buy them. •   LeBron James once again shows why he remains firmly in control of the East •   Vice President Pence thinks ‘Hoosiers’ is the greatest sports movie. It isn’t. Also Popular in National   How a lab chemist went from 'superwoman' to disgraced saboteur of more than 20,000 drug cases Annie Dookhan's misconduct as a lab chemist led the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to officially dismiss more than 20,000 drug cases Thursday. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » •   Ann Coulter rejects Berkeley’s new invite — and a lawsuit may be pending •   Why scientists are marching on Washington and more than 400 other cities •   Wife of famed boot-maker Merrell and stepgrandson still missing in Grand Canyon. Search scaled back. •   ‘We are beyond elated': Missing Tennessee teen and her accused kidnapper found in California ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Russia just effectively banned Jehovah's Witnesses from the country •   Pyongyang drivers scramble as gas stations limit services •   Syria still has chemical weapons says U.S. defense secretary •   One dead, two wounded as Paris police come under fire on Champs-Elysees •   French election could bring a jolt to Western security, no matter who wins Also Popular in Business •   'Fearless Girl' ignites debate about art, Wall Street and the lack of female executives •   The biggest regrets people have after buying a home •   Analysis | 11 charts that show marijuana has truly gone mainstream •   Analysis | Wall Street is giving up on Trump •   Why it matters that Google Home can now identify you by voice Also Popular in Technology •   Why it matters that Google Home can now identify you by voice •   Bose headphones have been spying on customers, lawsuit claims •   How to build your own moonshot lab, according to Astro Teller •   Confide gets slapped with a lawsuit that says it’s not as secure as it claims •   How Facebook reacted at its annual conference to the Facebook Live murder Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Perspective | Carolyn Hax: A type A husband isn't working on his marriage •   Suitcase GPS? Scented bags? Collapsible sunglasses? The latest travel gadgets. •   Bill O'Reilly's gone — with $25 million in severance. Now the hard work really starts for Fox News. •   ‘Stay strong, Papa Bear': Stephen Colbert bids a ‘fond’ farewell to Bill O’Reilly •   Ted Nugent, Sarah Palin and Kid Rock visited the White House for dinner with President Trump Also Popular in Entertainment •   Review | 'The Handmaid's Tale' isn't just timely, it's essential viewing for our fractured culture •   Review | 'Fun Home' is pure musical satisfaction •   GoldLink's 'At What Cost' documents a D.C. that's disappearing. Here's how the album came together. •   What about Bill O'Reilly's children's book, 'Give Please a Chance'? •   Elisabeth Moss returns to TV in Hulu's 'Handmaid's Tale' Recommended for you   Must Reads Weekly editors' picks. Sign Up »         Share The Post Most:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. 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