The Post Most: Why is Trump flailing? Because Americans hate his agenda, and it's based on lies.

Bill O’Reilly: An awful, awful man; Why is Trump flailing? Because Americans hate his agenda, and it’s based on lies.; Trump's budget would hit rural towns especially hard — but they're willing to trust him; Explosive device on subway train in St. Petersburg kills at least 9 people; Dispute over Gibraltar reveals hotheadedness of post-Brexit Britain; 'The hospitals were slaughterhouses': A journey into Syria's secret torture wards; Trump remains the center of attention, but he's increasingly isolated politically; A live stream of Shia LaBeouf chanting was disrupted by Nazi-themed dancing. Then things got weird.; This company's drugs helped fuel Florida's opioid crisis. But the government struggled to hold them accountable.; The looming strategic disaster at Mar-a-Lago this week; Dems claim nearly enough votes to block Gorsuch — for now; The big Russia questions loom even larger; A judge rules Trump may have incited violence … and Trump again has his own mouth to blame; Records show deep ties between FBI and Best Buy computer technicians looking for child porn; Senate panel considers Gorsuch as threat of filibuster looms; Neil Gorsuch got where he is because of a form of affirmative action   Most popular right now   Most Read The Plum Line •  Opinion Why is Trump flailing? Because Americans hate his agenda, and it’s based on lies. Sometimes the explanation is right there in plain sight. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more » Erik Wemple •  Opinion Bill O’Reilly: An awful, awful man New reports square with what we knew about the King of Cable News. By Erik Wemple  •  Read more »   Trump's budget would hit rural towns especially hard — but they're willing to trust him In communities such as Durant, Okla., there is concern over the president's harsh cuts. By Jenna Johnson  •  Read more »   Explosive device on subway train in St. Petersburg kills at least 9 people Russian President Vladimir Putin said authorities are investigating all possible causes. By David Filipov  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   'The hospitals were slaughterhouses': A journey into Syria's secret torture wards Survivors and army defectors describe piles of bodies and prisoners shackled to beds with dying men. By Louisa Loveluck  •  Read more »   Trump remains the center of attention, but he's increasingly isolated politically The president has been unable to wrangle enough allies in Congress to advance his agenda. By Abby Phillip  •  Read more »   A live stream of Shia LaBeouf chanting was disrupted by Nazi-themed dancing. Then things got weird. "He Will Not Divide Us" was supposed to last the duration of Trump's first term. Almost instantly, 4chan users turned the live feed into hell's own reality show. By Avi Selk  •  Read more »   This company's drugs helped fuel Florida's opioid crisis. But the government struggled to hold them accountable. "They just weren't taking this seriously, and people were dying." By Scott Higham  •  Read more »   PostEverything •  Perspective The looming strategic disaster at Mar-a-Lago this week China will try to buy off the Trump administration. It might very well succeed. By Daniel W. Drezner  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Fix &;bull;  Analysis Tom Perez won’t apologize for insulting Trump and GOP leaders. Here’s why. Democrats have undergone a tonal shift since their stinging 2016 defeat, upping the aggression and leaving the high ground behind as they target Trump and the GOP. By David Weigel  •  Read more » •   Jared Kushner is traveling with Joint Chiefs chairman in Iraq •   Analysis | The two big, misleading statements senators can’t stop making in the Neil Gorsuch battle •   White House social media director misused official position by going after GOP lawmaker, ethics experts say •   Analysis | Donald Trump’s joyless presidency Also Popular in Opinions   Is the American Dream killing us? Mortality has continued to increase among middle-aged American white people. By Robert J. Samuelson  •  Read more » •   The right's jarring drift toward Russia •   Robert Redford: 45 years after Watergate, the truth is again in danger •   Inside the Kushner channel to China •   Sorry, Democrats. Trump's not going anywhere. You wouldn’t like who would follow anyway. Also Popular in Sports   Wizards call out Warriors for being ‘disrespectful’ at the end of blowout Brandon Jennings upholds "golden rule" by knocking down JaVale McGee for attempting a late three-pointer. By Candace Buckner  •  Read more » •   Lexi Thompson lost an LPGA major after a TV viewer’s email prompted a four-stroke penalty •   ESPN’s Mike Greenberg has one big regret about impending ‘Mike & Mike’ breakup •   Did we just become best friends? The ‘Step Brothers’ story of Bryce Harper and Jayson Werth •   $1 billion for Lonzo Ball and his brothers? Nike and Phil Knight ‘have an interest.’ Also Popular in National   That unusual Trump ‘incitement’ ruling wasn’t just about one rally but a ‘multitude’ The case was about Louisville. But the judge referenced a "multitude," including Birmingham, Cedar Rapids and Las Vegas. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more » •   April the giraffe survived the April Fools’ jokes. Now she just has to give birth. •   What men should know about cancer that spreads through oral sex •   She shot and killed an unarmed black man. Now this white Tulsa officer is telling her side. •   Woman dies in Mississippi storm during 911 call ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Trump's U.N. ambassador emerges as fierce but unnuanced voice on foreign policy •   Ecuador on edge as leftist party appears to extend its reign •   With Brexit looming, millions wonder whether they can stay in Britain •   Americans’ right to protest is in grave danger under Trump, United Nations warns •   Leftist headed to narrow victory in Ecuador, defying Latin America's shift to right Also Popular in Business •   New EPA documents reveal even deeper proposed cuts to staff and programs •   Analysis | One thing Trump has stopped doing on Twitter since inauguration •   A man fell asleep with his iPhone charging in bed. It nearly electrocuted him. •   Perspective | There is a jobs crisis brewing that the Trump administration should not ignore •   Wealth didn’t matter. Pollution from a coal-fired plant, carried miles by wind, still hurt their babies. Also Popular in Technology •   A man fell asleep with his iPhone charging in bed. 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