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The ‘Kellyanne Conway on the couch’ controversy is so incredibly dumb; The Conway picture is only a small error in Trump’s swing-and-a-miss black college event; Hundreds allege sex harassment, discrimination at Kay and Jared jewelry company; The White House’s Politico slime job, from start to finish; ‘It was fantastic': Trump denies 2011 White House correspondents’ dinner spurred presidential bid; Trump faces a huge problem, and Bannon’s con-artistry cannot make it disappear; Trump's first D.C. dinner as president: An overcooked, $54 steak. With ketchup.; The Daily 202: Republican governors divided on Obamacare replacement; 'A crime so horrific': Mom gets 50 years for poisoning, burning her 5-year-old son; An unlikely ally for President Trump: Liberal actress Jennifer Garner; Trump touts spending plan, but promise to leave entitlements alone puts GOP in a quandary; Trump says Obama is helping to organize protests against his presidency; Sean Spicer’s tailspin; They waved the Confederate flag and a shotgun at a black child's party. Now they're headed to prison on terrorism charges.; President Trump’s friendly ‘Fox and Friends’ interview went exactly how you think it would; Trump prepares to address a divided audience: The Republican Congress   Most popular right now   Most Read The ‘Kellyanne Conway on the couch’ controversy is so incredibly dumb Partisanship run amok. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more » The Conway picture is only a small error in Trump’s swing-and-a-miss black college event In a tee-ball public relations moment, the Trump team struck out. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Hundreds allege sex harassment, discrimination at Kay and Jared jewelry company Sworn statements from the case against Sterling Jewelers describe gropings and demands by managers for sex. By Drew Harwell  •  Read more »   The White House’s Politico slime job, from start to finish In a call with Politico's Alex Isenstadt, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said he might just 'pitch' another outlet on his conduct. By Erik Wemple  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   ‘It was fantastic': Trump denies 2011 White House correspondents’ dinner spurred presidential bid Pundits love to point to the 2011 WHCD as the night Trump's political ambitions crystallized. The president himself says: "I loved that evening." By Amy B Wang  •  Read more »   Trump faces a huge problem, and Bannon’s con-artistry cannot make it disappear His agenda is unpopular, and laced with policy gibberish. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Trump's first D.C. dinner as president: An overcooked, $54 steak. With ketchup. Predictably, he dines not at one of D.C.'s finest, but at a restaurant in his own hotel. By Tom Sietsema  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Republican governors divided on Obamacare replacement Those who expanded Medicaid fear they'll be left holding the bag | Sponsored by UnitedHealth Group By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   'A crime so horrific': Mom gets 50 years for poisoning, burning her 5-year-old son Md. woman says custody fight left her 'broken,' but offers little explanation for the murder. By Dan Morse  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   News coverage of Trump is really, really negative. Even on Fox News. A new analysis of 370 stories over the past month spells, well, bad news for Trump. By Stephen J. Farnsworth  •  Read more » •   Stephen Colbert mocks 'gullible uncle' Trump by spoofing the New York Times’ Oscars ad •   Kellyanne Conway kneeled on a couch. The Internet went insane. •   'It's got bad karma': Trump-branded hotel grand opening shunned by Vancouver officials •   Donald Trump just admitted he’s incapable of acknowledging legitimate criticism Also Popular in Opinions   Trump says his budget will make government ‘lean.’ It’s really a scam. The president's numbers are too good to be true. By Michael Linden  •  Read more » •   Does Trump know he's president? •   Bannon's reckless pursuit of ethno-nationalist greatness •   A split has emerged among Trump’s top advisers. It could have major repercussions. •   Trump's GOP enablers take a page from the fascist-era Vatican Also Popular in Sports   Thomas Boswell says Redskins could soon have no choice but to trade Kirk Cousins Post columnist Thomas Boswell says that the quarterback holds all the cards, leaving the team few options about what to do next. By Post Sports Editors  •  Read more » •   The Redskins have already botched the Kirk Cousins contract •   Stanley Cup or bust? Capitals acquire all-star defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk from Blues •   Transgender wrestler Mack Beggs identifies as a male. He just won the Texas state girls title. •   Cavaliers sign Deron Williams and are in the running for Andrew Bogut Also Popular in National   'I can't take that place.' An Arizona family struggles with a mother's deportation. Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos checked in with immigration officials as she had done for years. This time, they sent her to Mexico because of an old felony conviction. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » •   Bill O’Reilly: Fox News erred in booking guest falsely billed as Swedish security adviser •   Colorectal cancer rates rising sharply among Gen X and millennials •   Suspect in Kansas bar shooting of Indians apparently thought they were Iranians •   3 dead in California plane crash; passengers were returning from cheerleading competition ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   Justice Department changes its position in high-profile Texas voter-ID case •   Under fire but defiant, North Korea sends envoy to Malaysia over killing of Kim Jong Nam •   Sessions vows crackdown on violent crime in first major speech as attorney general •   Saudi king reported to be taking 506 tons of luggage, including two limos, on trip to Indonesia •   An act of American terror in Trump’s heartland Also Popular in Business •   What's next for Samsung as executives face criminal charges? •   Trump to direct rollback of Obama-era water rule Tuesday •   Warren Buffett says this simple mistake has cost investors more than $100 billion •   AFL-CIO moves to dismiss 'several dozens' of its headquarters staff •   Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to fly two private citizens around the moon by late next year Also Popular in Technology •   Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to fly two private citizens around the moon by late next year •   AT&T is cutting the price of its unlimited data plans •   After the Note 7 crisis, Samsung won’t debut its next phone until March •   Supreme Court skeptical of sex offender social media ban Also Popular in Lifestyle •   Jon Stewart joins Stephen Colbert to mock the media’s ‘breakup’ with Trump •   One unexpected outcome of the Oscars best-picture blunder: Vindication for Marisa Tomei •   The long, hilarious history of Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon pretending to hate each other •   ‘La La Land’ producer Jordan Horowitz is the truth-teller we need right now •   Two people knew instantly that ‘La La Land’ didn’t win. 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