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University to buy $1 million football scoreboard with thrifty librarian’s money, outraging critics; Donald Trump is a racist conspiracy theorist. Don’t let him lie his way out of it.; Trump bullish as poll numbers rise, won't say Obama was born in United States; ‘I’ve been kidnapped': Agonizing 911 call leads to 3 bodies, a terrified woman and a captor; A sex video followed her everywhere she went in Italy. After a year, she killed herself.; Trump admits Obama born in U.S. but falsely blames Clinton for starting rumors; Trump’s absurd claim that 92 million Americans represent a ‘nation of jobless Americans’; Dear Democrats: Stop freaking out; Putin wants revenge and respect, and hacking the U.S. is his way of getting it; The deeply troubling federal report targeting religious freedom; The DEA wants to ban another plant. Researchers say the plan is ‘insane.’; Jeff Bezos on nuclear reactors in space, the lack of bacon on Mars and humanity’s destiny in the solar system; His campaign's statement that Trump accepts the truth of Obama's birthplace is filled with falsehoods; The $1,000 date night: Has D.C.'s tasting-menu culture hit a tipping point?; Carolyn Hax: A different form of abuse deserves consideration of compassion; Skeleton of teenage girl confirms cannibalism at Jamestown colony   Most popular right now   Most Read University to buy $1 million football scoreboard with thrifty librarian’s money, outraging critics Some see the expensive stadium scoreboard at odds with a frugal man who frequently microwaved his dinners. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more » Donald Trump is a racist conspiracy theorist. Don’t let him lie his way out of it. The media must tell the full story, and not let Trump off the hook for it. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Trump bullish as poll numbers rise, won't say Obama was born in United States In an interview, the GOP nominee said he is bullish on his chances in his tightening race with Clinton. By Robert Costa  •  Read more »   ‘I’ve been kidnapped': Agonizing 911 call leads to 3 bodies, a terrified woman and a captor After rescuing the caller, police found the bodies of other women. By Fred Barbash  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   A sex video followed her everywhere she went in Italy. After a year, she killed herself. She won the right to have the video taken off the Web, but it was too late. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   Trump admits Obama born in U.S. but falsely blames Clinton for starting rumors Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday acknowledged for the first time that President Obama was born in the United States, ending his long history of stoking unfounded doubts about the nation's first African American president but also seeking to falsely blame Democratic rival Hillary Clinton for starting the rumors. This is a developing story. […] By Washington Post Staff  •  Read more » Trump’s absurd claim that 92 million Americans represent a ‘nation of jobless Americans’ Trump takes a real number from a government agency and turns it into rhetorical poppycock. By Glenn Kessler  •  Read more »   Dear Democrats: Stop freaking out To beat Trump, Clinton and her party should focus on fundamentals. By Eugene Robinson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Putin wants revenge and respect, and hacking the U.S. is his way of getting it The Kremlin saw a tactical opportunity to demonstrate American weakness. By Andrew Roth  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics Trump admits Obama was born in U.S., but falsely blames Clinton for starting rumors In distancing himself from one conspiracy theory, Trump embraced another: That Clinton started the birther movement. By Jenna Johnson  •  Read more » •   Where Ivanka Trump’s Cosmo interview went off the rails •   Donald Trump’s ridiculous claim that Hillary Clinton started the birther movement •   Donald Trump Jr. just told everyone the real reason his dad isn’t releasing his tax returns •   This may be the best ad of the election so far Also Popular in Opinions   Trump's destructive validation of racists The nominee's moral failure has forced conservatives into a crisis of self-definition. 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