The Post Most: ‘This is not Trump's America!’: Passengers rejoice when man accused of racism is kicked off flight

'This is not Trump’s America!': Passengers rejoice when man accused of racism is kicked off flight; Things got VERY ugly on CNN last night; ‘Demonic activity was palpable’ at Trump’s rally, pastor says; A majority of Americans are embarrassed by President Trump; Trump will likely sell out his working-class white base. Here’s how.; President Trump is losing his war with the media; Prominent gamer died during live-streamed attempt to play ‘World of Tanks’ for 24 hours; In first month of Trump presidency, State Department has been sidelined; ‘Greatest threat to democracy': Commander of bin Laden raid slams Trump’s anti-media sentiment; Trump administration rolls back protections for transgender students; President Trump is on shaky ground with his new immigration order; Republicans’ ‘real-live experiment’ with Kansas’s economy survives a revolt from their own party; I’m sick of my co-worker’s rude looks every time I bring my kids to the office; A win-win path to getting the Trump tax information that really matters; Mexico may strike back. Here's how.; How a blogger in Ohio discovered a runner in Florida cheating in a half-marathon   Most popular right now   Most Read 'This is not Trump’s America!': Passengers rejoice when man accused of racism is kicked off flight The heated incident unfolded Saturday on a flight bound for Houston. By Peter Holley  •  Read more » Things got VERY ugly on CNN last night Asked whether the president is prejudiced against Jews, Anne Frank Center Executive Director Steven Goldstein replied, "You bet." By Callum Borchers  •  Read more »   ‘Demonic activity was palpable’ at Trump’s rally, pastor says "What I experienced in that moment sent shivers down my spine," Joel Tooley wrote of the campaign-style rally in Melbourne, Fla. By Lindsey Bever  •  Read more »   A majority of Americans are embarrassed by President Trump They see him as dishonest, hot-tempered, divisive and lacking leadership skills. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Trump will likely sell out his working-class white base. Here’s how. Congressional Republicans don't think Trump really meant all that stuff he told blue collar white voters. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   President Trump is losing his war with the media It seems Americans think Trump spews more "fake news" than the media does. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   Prominent gamer died during live-streamed attempt to play ‘World of Tanks’ for 24 hours There have been several publicized, though rare, incidents of gamers dying in the middle of extremely long sessions. By Ben Guarino  •  Read more »   In first month of Trump presidency, State Department has been sidelined The most visible change is the lack of daily press briefings. Secretary of State Tillerson has been absent from White House meetings with world leaders. By Carol Morello  •  Read more »   ‘Greatest threat to democracy': Commander of bin Laden raid slams Trump’s anti-media sentiment William H. McRaven, a retired Navy admiral, is the chancellor of the University of Texas System. He made his comment while addressing UT-Austin's college of communication. By Kristine Guerra  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   100 days of Trump claims Throughout President Trump's first 100 days, the Fact Checker team will be tracking false and misleading claims made by the president since Jan. 20. 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