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Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read Residents of an exclusive San Francisco street didn't pay their taxes. So someone bought their street. An investor snatched up a street of mega-mansions for $90,000. By Alex Horton  •  Read more » Video captures a jogger shoving a woman into the path of a bus on a London bridge The brief but shocking encounter in early May was captured on a closed-circuit video that London Metropolitan Police released this week. By Kristine Phillips  •   Read more »   The Fix • Analysis Trump's base is officially crumbling A new poll has Trump's approval lower than in any previous poll. By Aaron Blake  •   Read more »   The curious case of 'Nicole Mincey,' the Trump fan who may actually be a bot Trump has been known for amplifying tweets of dubious origin. This one comes at a time when the president has railed against multiple investigations into Russia's meddling in U.S. politics. By Abby Phillip  •   Read more »   The Plum Line • Opinion This brutal new poll shows that Trump's safe space is shrinking Trump can tweet "Fake News" all he wants, but nobody believes him anymore, except a shrinking group of supporters. By Greg Sargent  •   Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Arts and Entertainment • Analysis 'The Bachelorette' finale was an actual nightmare — but it was pretty good TV The episode had a brutally emotional breakup, which was fascinating, but also cringeworthy. By Emily Yahr  •   Read more »   Right Turn • Opinion The party of whiners The House is out of excuses By Jennifer Rubin  •   Read more »   The Plum Line • Opinion As Mueller closes in, Trump prepares his base for the worst If the investigations unearth serious wrongdoing, it's not hard to envision what could happen next. By Greg Sargent  •   Read more »   Opinion Who's worse for the nation — Trump or Pence? Trump's saving grace is his incompetence. Pence doesn't have that virtue. By Richard Cohen  •   Read more »   Opinion Rex Tillerson is a huge disappointment A values-free approach hurts morale at the State Department — and international standing. By Michael Gerson  •   Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   In attacking Blumenthal, Trump opens himself to criticism over the military. Again. Trump, who received multiple draft deferments during Vietnam, has made a point to attack the service of political opponents. By Alex Horton  •  Read more »   'Apply by fax': Before it can hire foreign workers, Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club advertises at home — briefly Analysis | Fact-checking the Stephen Miller-Jim Acosta exchange on immigration Analysis | The RNC says Trump's jobs numbers are 'unprecedented,' because words don't matter anymore Analysis | 'Fake news'? The Russia investigation is getting very, very real. Also Popular in Opinions   Why Steve Bannon isn't going anywhere Why Trump "allows a big flea-bitten, moth-eaten, couch-looking guy ... to be in his inner orbit." By Jonathan Capehart  •  Read more »   The last thing America needs is more of 'The West Wing' Trump finally starts winning — by copying Obama The emerging unholy alliance between hawkish Democrats and neoconservatives What Trump's freakout over his VP's ambition tells us Also Popular in Local   A tornado blasted through Salisbury, Md., on Monday. Here's how it happened. The meteorology is fascinating. By Jason Samenow  •  Read more »   Trump's evangelical advisers want a meeting with Pope Francis over controversial article The once-whispered topic of women's menstruation now has political cachet Barbara Cook, luminous singer of Broadway stage, dies at 89 The savage fight for Guadalcanal: Jungle, crocodiles and snipers during World War II ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports   Six middle fingers on Snapchat lead to disqualification of Junior League softball team Little League, which operates the championship tournament, called the post "unsportsmanlike" and "inappropriate." By Marissa Payne  •  Read more »   Analysis | Anthony Rendon shouldn't bat sixth or second for the Nats. He should bat first. More whiffs, walks and long balls: Baseball faces an existential crisis Three takeaways from Monday's Redskins training camp After her husband's death, she found peace in climbing. A year later, she died on the Matterhorn. Also Popular in National   This weird moon of Saturn has some essential ingredients for life Two new studies add to the mounting evidence that Titan — Saturn's moon of clouds, lakes and complex organic chemistry — could be home to life. By Sarah Kaplan  •  Read more »   Trump still has not condemned the Minnesota mosque bombing. Muslim leaders are waiting. A cop stopped a car for speeding — then pointed a gun at a passenger for more than 9 minutes An elderly couple mysteriously vanished. Eight days later, their children's worst fears came true. A painting of Lady Liberty in hijab hangs in congressman's office. Despite protests, he says it'll stay. Also Popular in World Peru's glaciers have made it a laboratory for adapting to climate change. It's not going well. Kenya votes in bitter presidential race with economy in spotlight but tribal rifts in the wings Weakened South Africa president faces new no-confidence vote by Parliament Analysis | What the new U.N. sanctions on North Korea mean North Korea says it won't give up nuclear weapons and that entire U.S. mainland is within firing range Also Popular in Business Analysis | Google has fired the employee behind that controversial diversity manifesto Rural Appalachia lags the rest of the country in infant mortality and life expectancy Perspective | For the last time, Trump hasn't made the economy any better Analysis | China, not President Trump, is suddenly helping American steel Analysis | Most drunken-driving programs focus on driving. This one worked because it focused on booze. Also Popular in Technology A Google engineer wrote that women may be unsuited for tech jobs. Women wrote back. These 42 Disney apps are allegedly spying on your kids Netflix buys comics publisher Millarworld, the minds behind 'Kingsman' Prosecutors ask court to imprison Samsung heir for 12 years Hackers demand millions in ransom for stolen HBO data Also Popular in Lifestyle Chefs say a dishwasher can make or break a restaurant. So I signed up for a shift. Stephen Miller blasted a reporter as 'cosmopolitan.' But he lives in a $1 million CityCenter condo. Perspective | Carolyn Hax: How to keep twins' birthday party from getting out of hand Analysis | The Chris Pratt and Anna Faris split isn't the only celebrity breakup to show 'love is dead' Another Fox News scandal in the making? The viewers don't seem to mind. Also Popular in Entertainment Perspective | Stop dissing romance novels already Review | What is a sister's responsibility to her 'terrorist' brother? 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