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How the mysteries of Khashoggi's murder have rocked the U.S.-Saudi partnership Riyadh's lack of answers in the Post columnist's killing puts a key partnership in limbo. By David Ignatius · Read more Buttigieg is leaving Beto in the dust Cory Booker, formerly America's Sparkliest Young Mayor™, must be grinding his teeth. By The Ranking Committee · Read more   A plea to 'senior' judges Those who are eligible for "senior status" on the nation's appeals courts should take it — soon. By Hugh Hewitt · Read more   Bolsonaro's push to commemorate Brazil's military rule is a celebration of torture By Rosana Pinheiro-Machado · Read more   The Plum Line Spare us the lectures from Democratic candidates about how Democratic voters are the problem The path to national unity does not lie in liberals being nicer to conservatives. By Paul Waldman · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   For better or worse, our greatest museums are built on the backs of billionaires The Sackler fuss reminds us of a broader problem in the funding of beloved cultural institutions. By Hugh Eakin · Read more   Outlook Trump's businesses are full of dirty Russian money. The scandal is that it's legal. Shell companies put figures from Putin's Mafia into Trump Tower. Should that be worrying? By Craig Unger · Read more   'Vengeance is mine,' sayeth the president But he works in strange ways. By Tom Toles · Read more   This is the toxic Trump for Democrats to clobber in 2020 Let him keep on cursing, ranting and raving. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   DemocracyPost When it comes to social media manipulation, we're our own worst enemy Homegrown disinformation is overshadowing foreign interference. By John Kelly · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Democratic voters to candidates: Don't go too far left By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Golan policy may invite Israel's right to annex West Bank territory. That would spell disaster. If the White House wants its peace plan to have any chance, it needs to announce soon that it will oppose unilateral Israeli steps to annex territory in the West Bank. By Dennis Ross and David Makovsky · Read more   Outlook How the Mueller report can still threaten Trump's legitimacy The special counsel likely wrote it as a facts-only road map for congressional investigators. By Walter Dellinger · Read more   Americans still don't like Trump playing footsie with racists What are they going to do about it? By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Outlook Five myths about floods No, looting isn't common after floods. By Samantha Montano · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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