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‘God, please help me': Inmate claims jailers raped her, refused medicine and left her ‘catatonic’; Democrats boycott confirmation hearings for Price and Mnuchin, blocking votes; DeVos questionnaire appears to include passages from uncited sources; Donald Trump firing Sally Yates isn’t the big story. How he did it is.; President Trump has turned ‘a pen and a phone’ into a pen and a megaphone. Thanks, Obama?; Trump has fired the acting attorney general who ordered Justice Dept. not to defend president's travel ban; From order to disorder: How Trump's immigration directive exposed GOP rifts; Senate panel convenes to vote on Betsy DeVos, Trump's education secretary nominee; The Daily 202: Trump sacking acting A.G. raises new questions about his respect for the rule of law; There are new signs Republicans are going wobbly on the ‘Muslim ban’; Sam Waterston: The danger of Trump's constant lying; Who is Sally Yates? Meet the acting attorney general Trump fired for 'betraying' the Justice Department.; If you’re a Democrat, these 3 charts should really worry you; Where's Melania? A quiet start for a reluctant first lady.; The number of people affected by Trump’s travel ban: About 90,000; Two theories about why Steve Bannon midwifed such a bad executive order   Most popular right now   Most Read ‘God, please help me': Inmate claims jailers raped her, refused medicine and left her ‘catatonic’ In a lawsuit filed Friday, a Cincinnati woman also claims the jail's nurses refused to give her the prescribed medication for her epilepsy, causing her to experience seizures and leaving her debilitated for 11 days in her jail cell. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » Democrats boycott confirmation hearings for Price and Mnuchin, blocking votes The move effectively stalls the confirmation process. Democrats called it a protest against two ethically comprised nominees. By Ed O'Keefe  •  Read more »   DeVos questionnaire appears to include passages from uncited sources Trump's Education Department nominee is set for a committee vote Tuesday morning. By Mike DeBonis  •  Read more »   Donald Trump firing Sally Yates isn’t the big story. How he did it is. Scorched earth. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   President Trump has turned ‘a pen and a phone’ into a pen and a megaphone. Thanks, Obama? But Trump is even alienating some Republicans with his go-it-alone approach. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Trump has fired the acting attorney general who ordered Justice Dept. not to defend president's travel ban The White House said Sally Yates has 'betrayed' the Justice Department. By Matt Zapotosky  •  Read more »   From order to disorder: How Trump's immigration directive exposed GOP rifts Tensions emerged in the White House and on Capitol Hill following Trump's immigration order By Ashley Parker  •  Read more »   Senate panel convenes to vote on Betsy DeVos, Trump's education secretary nominee The battle over DeVos's confirmation has become one of the Senate's most contentious. By Emma Brown  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Trump sacking acting A.G. raises new questions about his respect for the rule of law Firing Sally Yates will complicate Supreme Court confirmation hearing By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Trump's hard-line actions have an intellectual godfather: Jeff Sessions Attorney general nominee is the Trump administration's "clearinghouse for policy and philosophy." By Philip Rucker  •  Read more » •   Trump’s facile claim that his refugee policy is similar to Obama’s in 2011 •   Kellyanne Conway gave a master class in not answering questions in her Fox News interview •   To resist or not, the federal employee’s dilemma •   Watch Sally Yates answer the question that got her fired by President Trump Also Popular in Opinions   Trump's firing of the acting attorney general sets a dangerous precedent The statement announcing Sally Yates's firing revealed the political nature of the president's decision. By Matthew Miller  •  Read more » •   The resistance to Trump is big, diverse and ferocious •   Where’s the best place to resist Trump? At work. •   Democrats shouldn't go scorched-earth on Trump's Supreme Court nominee •   Sean Spicer sounds like a Holocaust denier Also Popular in Sports   National Signing Day: After recruits choose their schools, anything can happen Everyone is a star on National Signing Day. A look back at 2007's top recruits shows anything can happen from there. By Rick Maese  •  Read more » •   LeBron James on Charles Barkley: 'He's a hater' •   When it’s National Signing Day and you’re Texas, ‘Urban Meyer is a real problem’ •   If NCAA ignores Baylor rape scandal, it deserves the death penalty •   Kyle Shanahan says his father Mike won’t join him with San Francisco 49ers Also Popular in National   Acting attorney general declares Justice Department won’t defend Trump’s immigration order White House officials have argued that the rollout was a success despite the chaos that followed. By Mark Berman  •  Read more » •   'Monday night massacre'? After firing of Yates, Nixon’s sordid moment has been repurposed for Trump. •   Prosecutors: Boy sexually abused at ‘furry parties’ by ‘network’ of men •   'Trump is right, in a way': These Christian Syrians in Pa. back the travel ban •   Curtain falls on alleged $81 million ‘Hamilton’ ticket Ponzi scheme ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Senators debate Sessions nomination amid storm over firing of acting attorney general •   After Trump sows chaos, Canada picks up the pieces •   India may give billions of free money to its citizens. What would Gandhi think? •   Student known for far-right sympathies charged in Quebec City mosque attack •   Trump's refugee ban is a matter of life and death for some, including a 1-year-old with cancer Also Popular in Business •   Under Armour debuts ‘made in the U.S.’ gear — and tests what we think we know about manufacturing in America •   Trump calls for lower drug prices, fewer regulations in meeting with pharmaceutical executives •   Lyft rides a wave of anger to the top of the App Store •   Congress can now start erasing some of Obama’s environmental rules. Here’s what they’re targeting. •   Trump wants to scrap two regulations for each new one adopted Also Popular in Technology •   Lyft rides a wave of anger to the top of the App Store •   Tech firms recall employees to U.S., denounce Trump’s ban on refugees from Muslim countries •   India IT stocks slip amid worries about stricter H-1B visas •   Amazon explores legal options against Trump's immigration ban •   A commuter's dream: Entrepreneurs race to develop flying car Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Late-night hosts skewer Trump's immigration order with airport jokes and riffs on 'Finding Dory' •   A hoagie shop chain’s co-owner shakes Trump’s hand, and a Twitter outcry ensues •   Starbucks promised to hire thousands of refugees. 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