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This NBC News scoop is another big blow to the Trump camp’s Russia spin; She talks about working women. Her father says "buy American." We go inside Ivanka Inc.; Ivanka and Jared begin the plunge from grace; After Pennsylvania man confesses to role in slaying of missing four, questions remain in the case; No matter how bad it gets for him, here’s why Trump isn’t getting impeached this year; The Daily 202: Trump's children become bigger liabilities for the White House, complicate damage-control efforts; These animals can survive until the end of the Earth, astrophysicists say; Neither Trump nor the GOP will recover anytime soon; Bungled collusion is still collusion; Trump's legal team faces tensions — and a client who often takes his own counsel; Trump lawyer Marc Kasowitz to critic: ‘Watch your back. . . . I already know where you live’; Lessons in disaster: A top Clinton adviser searches for meaning in a shocking loss; Trump revels in French military pomp far from White House turmoil; The voice of Kermit the Frog has been fired. He’s 'devastated.'; A 39-year-old man is mysteriously still a ‘kid’; Woman killed by jet-engine blast at popular Caribbean tourist attraction   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read She talks about working women. Her father says "buy American." We go inside Ivanka Inc. The clothing line's practices are out of step with those principles — and industry trends. By Matea Gold  •  Read more » The Plum Line •  Opinion This NBC News scoop is another big blow to the Trump camp’s Russia spin The President exulted in Trump Jr.'s transparency. Ooops. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   Opinion Ivanka and Jared begin the plunge from grace President Trump's daughter and her husband are not faring well in the political limelight. By Eugene Robinson  •  Read more »   After Pennsylvania man confesses to role in slaying of missing four, questions remain in the case A person of interest in the case confessed to avoid the death penalty, his lawyer said. By Joel Achenbach  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   PowerPost •  Analysis The Daily 202: Trump's children become bigger liabilities for the White House, complicate damage-control efforts You can't fire family. By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   These animals can survive until the end of the Earth, astrophysicists say Tardigrades are so tough that they'll survive apocalyptic asteroids and gamma ray bursts, astrophysicists say. Biologists say nope. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more »   Right Turn •  Opinion Neither Trump nor the GOP will recover anytime soon A matter of national betrayal. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more »   Opinion Bungled collusion is still collusion What Trump Jr., et al. did may not be criminal. But it is deeply wrong. By Charles Krauthammer  •  Read more »   Trump's legal team faces tensions — and a client who often takes his own counsel Lawyers for Trump and Kushner struggle to enforce traditional legal boundaries in a chaotic White House. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Trump says he wants victories — but he isn't selling the GOP agenda to voters The president has resisted making a full-throated case for health-care legislation and other bills, even as they founder. By Abby Phillip  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Trump, basically: It’s Obama’s fault that Russian lawyer took advantage of ‘young man’ Donald Trump Jr. •   Analysis | Trump just gave his most epic handshake yet — to Emmanuel Macron •   Analysis | Another shoe drops in the White House’s burgeoning Russia scandal •   Analysis | Sorry, Mr. President: By the time your son walked into that meeting, the damage was already done. Also Popular in Opinions   Watching America lose its moral authority in real time You see it at the street level and at the highest levels of government. By Dana Milbank  •  Read more » •   An administration without a conscience •   The question about Islam that has vexed the world for a decade •   Everything is a distraction from something much, much worse •   How Trump may have helped Donald Jr. lie about his explosive Russia meeting Also Popular in Sports   Sammy Sosa’s appearance gets even more peculiar Rare TV appearance raises questions about his skin tone. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Read more » •   In Neiko Primus, the basketball world sees a phenom. His mom sees a kid with only one childhood. •   Conor McGregor denies he’s ‘against black people’ in a way that likely won’t stem criticism •   Analysis | Need a baseball refresher? These nine second-half story lines are what to watch •   Slingin’ drinks and throwin’ punches: A 30-year-old bartender stays in the ring Also Popular in National   Pa. man confesses to 'participation' in slaying of four as search for bodies continues Mysterious case in Bucks County followed a series of disappearances; authorities said they have found some remains in a 12-foot-deep common grave. By Joel Achenbach  •  Read more » •   For the first time, a wild lioness is photographed nursing a baby leopard •   ‘I told him I can’t breathe': Police punch teen girl after mistaking her for black male suspect •   Beyoncé’s twins Sir and Rumi make debut in first dazzling baby photo •   Video shows police trying to explain why they pulled over a Florida state attorney ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Grandparents, other extended relatives exempt from Trump travel ban, federal judge rules •   American tourist killed in Greece was fatally beaten over a selfie, police say •   How Trump is changing America's foreign policy •   Gunmen kill two Israeli police officers at entrance to Jerusalem mosque complex •   Analysis | Donald Trump is deeply unpopular in France. So why didn’t Parisians protest his visit? Also Popular in Business •   Forecast of weak economic growth raises big questions about Trump's populist agenda •   'We're losing more people to the sweets than to the streets': Why two black pastors are suing Coca-Cola •   Airbnb host who stranded guest because of race ordered to take class in Asian American studies •   DOJ announces charges against 400 people for $1.3 billion in health-care fraud •   “Why the hell am I paying more for this?” Major egg operation houses “USDA Organic” hens at three per square foot Also Popular in Technology •   Why this Silicon Valley magnate is funding a new wave of political candidates •   Why you should change your Verizon PIN right now •   Why Uber is merging with its Russian rival •   DraftKings and FanDuel abandon proposed merger •   AP Explains: Bitcoin's possible financial panic Also Popular in Lifestyle •   John Oliver explains how his ‘stupid Watergate’ joke has suddenly turned relevant •   Perspective | Carolyn Hax: Wife's 'just teasing,' but can she 'just be honest'? •   'American runners have never been slower,' a new report says — but why? •   ‘America’s Got Talent’ pays tribute to contestant with a ‘stunning’ voice who died in a car crash •   Jon Stewart made a surprise late-night appearance — and it wasn't where you would expect Also Popular in Entertainment •   Donald Trump Jr. gets ‘grounded’ by Dad on next week’s New Yorker cover •   'Dunkirk' director Christopher Nolan excels at building suspense. 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