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President Trump just threatened Germany over trade. Here’s what you need to know.; How President Trump consumes — or does not consume — top-secret intelligence; Even the Giants thought Hunter Strickland crossed the line against Bryce Harper; Dubke resigns as White House communications director; This new CNN scoop shows the drip-drip-drip of Trump’s Russia scandal will continue; The Daily 202: Jared Kushner represents new front in Trump's Russia tangle ; Snubs and slights are part of the job in Trump's White House; Stripping away the illusion: Trump has no backstop; Trump administration plans to minimize civil rights efforts in agencies; Portland mayor asks feds to bar free-speech and anti-sharia rallies after stabbings; Even Angela Merkel’s political rivals are on her side against Trump; Keeping Kushner would make Trump's Russia nightmare permanent; Trump experiences life through the windshield of a golf cart. That explains a lot.; To find girl missing 33 years, Fla. police gave her a voice on Twitter. It was eerie.; The mug shot is 'the great equalizer.' Just look at Tiger Woods.; Once considered the titans of Wall Street, hedge fund managers are in trouble   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read Monkey Cage •  Analysis President Trump just threatened Germany over trade. Here’s what you need to know. Trump doesn't understand trade policy, but his criticism of Germany isn't entirely unfounded. By Wade Jacoby  •  Read more » How President Trump consumes — or does not consume — top-secret intelligence Trump likes his briefings to be concise and conversational, and "killer graphics" are great, too. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   Nationals/MLB •  Perspective Even the Giants thought Hunter Strickland crossed the line against Bryce Harper The actions of Strickland's teammates spoke volumes about who was at fault Monday afternoon. By Barry Svrluga  •  Read more »   Dubke resigns as White House communications director The departure could be the first of many from Trump's senior staff as the Russia probes grow. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   PowerPost •  Analysis The Daily 202: Jared Kushner represents new front in Trump's Russia tangle It will not be so easy for the president to create distance from his son-in-law. By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Snubs and slights are part of the job in Trump's White House Even compliments from the president can come laced with a barb or belittling joke. By Ashley Parker  •  Read more »   Right Turn •  Opinion Stripping away the illusion: Trump has no backstop The notion that calm, principled voices surround Trump (Kushner, Kelly, McMaster) on disaster-prevention duty has been belied by recent events. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more »   Trump administration plans to minimize civil rights efforts in agencies Budget cuts would hit anti-discrimination divisions throughout cabinet departments. By Juliet Eilperin  •  Read more »   Portland mayor asks feds to bar free-speech and anti-sharia rallies after stabbings Portland has struggled to stop violence from flaring up at protests in recent months. By Derek Hawkins  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Trump is clearly not giving up tweeting, sharing his thoughts on Germany, Russia, the filibuster and more On his first day back in the office, Trump made clear that he's not going to stop tweeting. By Jenna Johnson  •  Read more » •   A Texas Republican is accused of threatening to ‘put a bullet in one of my colleagues’ heads’ •   Analysis | The fake news is coming from inside the White House •   Analysis | Thanks to Trump, Germany says it can’t rely on the United States. What does that mean? •   Analysis | Court says essentially that Trump is not to be believed. Will Supreme Court conclude the same? Also Popular in Opinions   The vulgar realism of Rex Tillerson’s State Department Unfortunately, my prediction from last week has come true, and the European leg of President Trump’s first overseas trip did not go well at all: Germany’s foreign minister launched a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Monday, claiming the US President’s actions have “weakened” the West and accusing the US government of standing “against the […] By Daniel W. Drezner  •  Read more » •   No, the 'resistance' isn't failing at the voting booth. Here's where it's winning. •   'Some have classified it as treason,' but these opposing-party lawmakers are collaborating •   For the U.S.-European alliance, everything has changed •   Protesters at Middlebury College demonstrate 'cultural appropriation' — of fascism Also Popular in Sports   D.C. Sports Bog •  Perspective Bryce Harper started it It didn't have to come to this. By Dan Steinberg  •  Read more » •   Denver Post columnist fired after ‘disrespectful’ tweet about Japanese driver’s Indianapolis 500 victory •   Bryce Harper’s fight with Hunter Strickland led to so many memes •   ‘We don’t take nothing': Nationals react to Bryce Harper-Hunter Strickland fight •   Perspective | Bryce Harper is the latest victim in baseball’s evolving culture wars Also Popular in National   Mississippi slaughter: A timeline of 8 killings by one man in a single night Willie Corey Godbolt is accused of killing 8 people, including a sheriff's deputy and seven people he was related to or knew. Two of the dead are cousins, ages 18 and 11. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » •   A guide to the five major investigations of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia •   'This is not the end': Using immunotherapy and a genetic glitch to give cancer patients hope •   For two evangelical Christians, Manuel Noriega became the ultimate jailhouse convert •   ‘In the face of hate he did not hesitate to act with love': A grieving mother’s letter to Trump ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Manuel Noriega, Panamanian strongman toppled in U.S. invasion, dies at 83 •   As Merkel seeks allies elsewhere, Modi visits Berlin bursting with friendliness •   Analysis | The debate over Confederate monuments shows how far the U.S. has to go •   Syria's bloodiest battle is yet to come — and 1 million civilians are at risk •   Analysis | The Putin-Macron handshake the world was waiting for Also Popular in Business •   Analysis | Why Trump’s plan to slash food stamps and Medicaid could cost him crucial support •   This remote factory is where Trump may finally draw the line on trade •   Perspective | Larry Summers: What history tells us about Trump’s budget fantasy •   How a custom blazer in 90 minutes just might change the apparel business •   Analysis | Trump calls for more spending on health care so it’s ‘the best anywhere,’ but he just proposed big cuts Also Popular in Technology •   How Hollywood is giving its biggest stars digital facelifts Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Perspective | Carolyn Hax: A breach of funeral decorum threatens friendships •   George Takei shuts down racist criticism of new ‘Star Trek’ series •   Analysis | ‘The Bachelorette’: Five questions after a weird and dramatic episode •   Perspective | I was exhausted, so I hired a sleep coach. Here’s what happened. •   Dating via Twitter? Yes, it’s possible. Also Popular in Entertainment •   Perspective | Turns out the Trump era isn't '1984.' It's 'King Lear.' •   Analysis | The best from DC in a decade? What the first ‘Wonder Woman’ reviews are saying. •   Perspective | 'Wonder Woman' marks DC’s triumphant return to great storytelling •   Paris mayor says 'solution' found for black feminist event •   Gregg Allman, Southern rock heavyweight of Allman Brothers fame, dies at 69 Recommended for you   Must Reads Compelling, ambitious stories you can't afford to miss, delivered every Saturday morning. 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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