The Post Most: Donald Trump is making a strong case for a recount of his own 2016 election win

Donald Trump is making a strong case for a recount of his own 2016 election win; Nine people hospitalized after Ohio State reports active shooter on campus; The Daily 202: Romney twisting in the wind offers a preview of Trump's reality-show governing style; The most likely explanation for Donald Trump’s fraud claims is the simplest one: Ego; A good Samaritan helped a woman who was being beaten in a parking lot. Now he’s dead.; Trump’s populism is about to face a rude awakening; For Trump son-in-law and confidant Jared Kushner, a long history of fierce loyalty; Joe Scarborough laughs hysterically, rants against Clinton and the media; Family of San Bernardino shooters seeks custody of their orphaned daughter; An ethical double standard for Trump — and the GOP?; Trump pushes conspiracy theory that 'millions' voted illegally for Clinton; Clinton campaign will participate in Wisconsin recount, with an eye on ‘outside interference,’ lawyer says; A teacher allegedly poisoned her son with his own fecal matter — for his own good, she claims; This Trump tweet signals a major assault on voting. Here’s what it might look like.; Accused Charleston church shooter will represent himself at federal hate-crimes trial; As Trump prepares for office, concerns about China trade intensify   Most popular right now   Most Read Donald Trump is making a strong case for a recount of his own 2016 election win Trump says there was "serious voter fraud" on Nov. 8. Who's to say that it only benefited Hillary Clinton? By Aaron Blake  •  Read more » Nine people hospitalized after Ohio State reports active shooter on campus School officials warned the campus community to "Run. Hide. Fight" because of a report of an active shooter Monday morning. The shelter-in-place directive was lifted shortly after 11 a.m. By Susan Svrluga  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Romney twisting in the wind offers a preview of Trump's reality-show governing style Five Trump leadership traits on display in secretary of state deliberation By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   The most likely explanation for Donald Trump’s fraud claims is the simplest one: Ego Trump's claims of fraud in California seem designed to undercut his popular-vote loss. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   A good Samaritan helped a woman who was being beaten in a parking lot. Now he’s dead. Isidro Zarate intervened when he saw a man pulling a woman's hair and beating her. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   Trump’s populism is about to face a rude awakening Donald Trump's powerful populism has a surprise enemy. By Matt O'Brien  •  Read more »   For Trump son-in-law and confidant Jared Kushner, a long history of fierce loyalty A fundamental trait that President-elect Donald Trump prizes has its roots in family. By Shawn Boburg  •  Read more »   Joe Scarborough laughs hysterically, rants against Clinton and the media The "Morning Joe" host draws a false equivalency. By Callum Borchers  •  Read more »   Family of San Bernardino shooters seeks custody of their orphaned daughter Almost a year after the shooting, Saira Khan is still trying to restore some order to her family's life and the child's. By Eli Saslow  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination is now open No obvious candidate, however, is waiting in the wings to step up and rebuild the party. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more » •   The facts about the voter fraud case that sank Jeff Sessions’s bid for a judgeship •   Donald Trump’s new explanation for losing the popular vote? A Twitter-born conspiracy theory. •   Donald Trump's bogus claim that millions of people voted illegally for Hillary Clinton •   Why down-ballot Democrats could be in the minority for years to come Also Popular in Opinions   Americans keep looking away from the election's most alarming story U.S. intelligence agencies determined that Moscow actively interfered before the vote. By Eric Chenoweth  •  Read more » •   Jobless by choice — or pain? •   ‘Westworld’ Season 1, Episode 9 Review: “The Well-Tempered Clavier” •   A horrifying look into the mind of 9/11's mastermind, in his own words •   Farewell to Cuba's brutal Big Brother Also Popular in Sports   Robert Griffin III and his girlfriend left cash in their car during the Browns’ game. Bad idea. The Browns can't even protect their quarterback's car. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Read more » •   The Ravens' penalty-on-purpose tactic against the Bengals was legal. It shouldn’t be. •   Kirk Cousins is on pace to smash his own Redskins passing records •   It’s time to consider the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl contenders •   The Ravens intentionally held nine players, took a safety to win. The NFL is okay with it. Also Popular in National   White nationalist Richard Spencer’s ex-classmates decry him — by raising money for refugees Proceeds from the fundraiser started by St. Mark's School of Texas alumni will be used to help resettle refugees in the Dallas area. By Amy B Wang  •  Read more » •   ‘After the beating': Moroccan TV airs makeup tips for hiding domestic violence •   Calif. mayor laments ‘nationwide surge’ of bigotry after black musician killed in alleged hate crime •   Burglars rob militia family bungalow of guns, machetes, grenades and body armor •   Daughter of Newtown victim to Trump: Denounce Alex Jones, Sandy Hook denier ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Fidel Castro, African hero •   Venezuela’s currency is so devalued it no longer fits in ordinary wallets •   Cuba faces renewed tensions with U.S., but without Fidel Castro, its field marshal •   Trudeau called Castro a ‘remarkable leader.’ Twitter imagined what he would say about Stalin. •   The urban-rural divide that bolstered Trump isn’t just an American thing; it’s prevalent in Europe, too Also Popular in Business •   A single chart everybody needs to look at before Trump’s big fight over bringing back American jobs •   This could be the first big test of whether Donald Trump can keep his campaign promises •   Reddit’s CEO regrets trolling Trump supporters by secretly editing their posts •   His dad is worth $3.5 billion. At 50, the son left the family business. •   ‘My rural friends have been conditioned … to automatically distrust anything that smacks of elite privilege.’ Also Popular in Technology •   Reddit’s CEO regrets trolling Trump supporters by secretly editing their posts •   DirecTV wants to be the next online substitute for cable •   The Latest: County official: Feds need to enforce Corps plan •   House to vote on bill aimed at speeding approval of drugs •   2 Taiwanese teenagers win World Robot Olympiad in India Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Carolyn Hax: Worried about a friend post-separation lifestyle •   We're still talking about Truman Capote's Black and White Ball 50 years later. Here's why. •   Carolyn Hax: Delete a friend's confession about having an affair •   'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life': 10 questions we still have after the revival •   Another news site wrestles with a potential Trump conflict of interest Also Popular in Entertainment •   New Star Wars ‘Rogue One’ trailer reflects everything we know so far, as tickets go on sale today •   Ron Glass, co-star of TV's 'Barney Miller' dead at 71 •   Wes Anderson directs holiday short featuring Adrien Brody •   China plans $2 billion film studio as part of culture drive •   In Florence Henderson's Carol Brady, a reassuring (and vanishing) sense of adulthood Recommended for you   Morning Mix A fresh mix of stories from all over that will be the talk of the 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. 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