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Father and son accused of rape want ‘only law book that truly matters’ at their trial: The Bible; With executive order, Trump tosses a 'bomb' into fragile health insurance markets; ‘Coldblooded': Off-duty La. officer who stopped to save a life loses his own with bullet to back of his head; The traditional way of reporting on a president is dead. And Trump's press secretary killed it.; The first images from the new weather satellite just arrived, and they’re absolutely incredible; Dear media: The Trump White House has total contempt for you. Time to react accordingly.; Trump to CEOs: Stay here, and I’ll wipe out 75 percent of regulations, fast-track factories; Spicer earns Four Pinocchios for false claims on inauguration crowd size; The Daily 202: The liberal tea party movement has begun. What will become of it?; Kellyanne Conway says Donald Trump’s team has ‘alternative facts.’ Which pretty much says it all.; The perfect meme for the ‘alternative facts’ era: #seanspicersays; How Sean Spicer messed up, and how he can make it right — from a guy who’s been there; This is the U.S. Army’s new pistol of choice; Repealing the Affordable Care Act will kill more than 43,000 people annually; After ethics review, Senate postpones committee vote for Betsy DeVos; The first lawsuit: What can we learn about Trump’s income?   Most popular right now   Most Read Father and son accused of rape want ‘only law book that truly matters’ at their trial: The Bible Timothy and Esten Ciboro are facing rape charges. Their trial is scheduled to begin Monday in Ohio. By Kristine Guerra  •  Read more » With executive order, Trump tosses a 'bomb' into fragile health insurance markets The president's move against the Affordable Care Act could affect how many people enroll in plans and how many insurers offer them. By Juliet Eilperin  •  Read more »   ‘Coldblooded': Off-duty La. officer who stopped to save a life loses his own with bullet to back of his head "Officer Louviere was shot in the back of the head; he had no idea what was coming." Shooter takes own life after standoff on New Orleans bridge. By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   The traditional way of reporting on a president is dead. And Trump's press secretary killed it. Sean Spicer's remarks, full of falsehoods, should inspire journalists to dig into what matters. By Margaret Sullivan  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   The first images from the new weather satellite just arrived, and they’re absolutely incredible NOAA says the satellite will go operational in November, approximately one year after its launch. By Angela Fritz  •  Read more »   Dear media: The Trump White House has total contempt for you. Time to react accordingly. According to the new White House Ministry of Disinformation, the truth is what Donald Trump says it is. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Trump to CEOs: Stay here, and I’ll wipe out 75 percent of regulations, fast-track factories "All you have to do is stay. Don't leave. Don't fire your people in the United States," Trump said. By Jenna Johnson  •  Read more »   Spicer earns Four Pinocchios for false claims on inauguration crowd size The White House spokesman's statement on crowd sizes was so riddled with errors and falsehoods that we wish we could give Five Pinocchios. 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