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Republicans ram through committee approval of Trump Cabinet nominees

Steve Mnuchin and Rep. Tom Price were approved by the Senate Finance Committee.

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'Why let 'em in?' Understanding Bannon's worldview and the policies that follow.

Controversial Trump aide spent years preaching U.S. "sovereignty" and calling for immigration limits.

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Trump picks Colo. appeals court judge Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court

The judge, who believes in an "originalist" interpretation of the Constitution, is seen as a less bombastic version of Scalia.

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Resistance from within: Federal workers push back against Trump

Beyond dissent on the streets, the people who work for the president launch a less-visible opposition.

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Democrats should use the coming court fight to spotlight Trump’s authoritarianism. Here’s how.

Here's an opportunity to probe whether the courts can function as a check on Trump.

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Mysterious intruder rattles GOP lawmakers

A woman who posed as a "spouse of an elected official" used fake credentials to infiltrate a policy retreat, organizers say.

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Neil Gorsuch wrote the book on assisted suicide. Here’s what he said.

President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court has written in opposition to assisted suicide and euthanasia, saying the "taking of human life by private persons is always wrong."

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In deadly Yemen raid, a lesson for Trump’s national security team

The raid involved Navy SEALs, Marine gunships and Harrier jets.

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Donald Trump firing Sally Yates isn’t the big story. How he did it is.

Scorched earth.

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Trump transition email shows initial effort to oust all inspectors general

An email confirms the story that The Post reported last week that inspectors general had been told that they would be held over only on a temporary basis and that they should seek other employment.

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Gorsuch's judicial philosophy is like Scalia's — with one big difference

They have different thoughts on the relationship between the judiciary and federal agencies.

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Free agency primer: Prioritizing which players the Redskins should re-sign

Here's a look at which players might leave Washington, and which ones the team should make an effort to keep.

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‘He’s not waking up or anything': A child’s tearful 911 call after his dad’s apparent overdose

The boy's father, Christopher Koeberl, survived and is facing three counts of child neglect, among other charges.

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