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Two engaged doctors found bound and slain in luxury Boston penthouse; suspect in custody after shootout; Marine Le Pen’s landslide loss in France is an embarrassment for President Trump; The Daily 202: Ivanka Trump's life of privilege undermines the credibility of her new book's message; EPA dismisses half of key board’s scientific advisers, Interior suspends more than 200 advisory panels; GOP grownups debunk fake AHCA defenses; 35 of 37 economists said Trump was wrong. The other two misread the question.; This weekend saw a lot of Republican rhetoric on health care that may haunt the party in 2018; The health bill is a total disaster. That’s why Republicans keep lying about it.; China pitch by Kushner sister renews controversy over visa program for wealthy; Free-standing ERs offer care without the wait. But patients can still pay $6,800 to treat a cut.; I saw Laura Poitras’s Julian Assange movie 10 days ago. I’m still struggling with it.; Chris Pine’s SNL monologue reminds us how bad Hollywood’s superhero diversity problem is; Decoding HHS Secretary Price’s spin on the American Health Care Act; Researchers have answered a big question about the decline of the middle class; Sally Yates to testify about her discussions with the White House on Russia; Penn State student said frat brothers ignored pleas to help classmate who died after hazing   Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read Two engaged doctors found bound and slain in luxury Boston penthouse; suspect in custody after shootout Police say the killer and victims probably knew each other. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more » The Fix •  Analysis Marine Le Pen’s landslide loss in France is an embarrassment for President Trump Trump's preferred candidate lost by a nearly 2-to-1 margin — after he predicted she would have momentum. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   The Daily 202: Ivanka Trump's life of privilege undermines the credibility of her new book's message A lack of self-awareness highlights the decline of the American meritocracy By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   EPA dismisses half of key board’s scientific advisers, Interior suspends more than 200 advisory panels Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke "is committed to restoring trust in the Department's decision-making," a spokeswoman said. By Juliet Eilperin  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Wonkblog •  Analysis 35 of 37 economists said Trump was wrong. The other two misread the question. "The numbers are just in a different universe." By Max Ehrenfreund  •  Read more »   Politics •  Analysis This weekend saw a lot of Republican rhetoric on health care that may haunt the party in 2018 Attempts to minimize the effects of an unpopular bill. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   The Plum Line •  Opinion The health bill is a total disaster. That’s why Republicans keep lying about it. Why won't Republicans defend what it is they actually voted for? By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   China pitch by Kushner sister renews controversy over visa program for wealthy Company "apologizes" if reference to Jared Kushner seen as "attempt to lure investors" By Michael Kranish  •  Read more »   Free-standing ERs offer care without the wait. But patients can still pay $6,800 to treat a cut. Some say the facilities contribute to rise medical expenses. By Carolyn Y. Johnson  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Fix •  Analysis GOP Rep. Justin Amash’s tortured explanation for why he voted for the House health-care bill, annotated This House Freedom Caucus member's agony underscores just how stuck Republicans are about how (and whether) to repeal Obamacare. By Amber Phillips  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Why did Trump win? More whites — and fewer blacks — actually voted. •   As some Republicans rush to defend House health bill, Senate GOP warily pauses •   Democratic lawmakers such as Amy Klobuchar start making 2020 moves — and the base starts making demands •   SNL ridicules Kellyanne Conway in a remarkably short sketch Also Popular in Opinions   Trump's low-growth trap Countries aren't growing as fast as they used to, and economists worry about the political fallout. By Robert J. Samuelson  •  Read more » •   Think you're living in a 'hellhole' today? Try being a billionaire in 1916. •   Keeping my kids with diabetes alive costs thousands a year. Trumpcare terrifies me. •   China is bent on world domination — but not in the way you think •   President Trump, stay in the Paris agreement. You'll regret it if you don't. Also Popular in Sports   ‘I’ll run this place’: Aaron Hernandez’s prison life reportedly included the Bloods Documents released by the district attorney's office reveal incidents that included assault, threats and possession of a homemade weapon while inmates say the former NFL player wasn't suicidal. By Cindy Boren  •  Read more » •   Thunder Snow, the horse who refused to run the Kentucky Derby, is doing fine •   Perspective | Wizards-Celtics may be the most lopsided 2-2 playoff series ever •   Analysis | A closer look at Redskins second-round pick Ryan Anderson •   Kipchoge falls 26 seconds short of first sub 2-hour marathon Also Popular in National   Tensions rise as New Orleans prepares to topple Confederate monuments On Sunday, Confederate flag-waving demonstrators came face to face with groups who want to see statues to Confederate leaders removed. By Janell Ross  •  Read more » •   U.S. life expectancy varies by more than 20 years from county to county •   Texas Gov. Abbott springs surprise on critics, with unannounced Facebook live signing of sanctuary cities ban •   Emma Watson takes first major gender-neutral movie award •   Texas police officer who killed black teen could spend rest of his life in prison ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   After French win, Macron fields congratulations but has little time to bask in glory •   In a Beijing ballroom, Kushner family pushes $500,000 'investor visa' to wealthy Chinese •   Emmanuel Macron's unlikely path to the French presidency •   Macron wins presidency as France rejects Le Pen and her right-wing populist tide •   Putin uses the Soviet defeat of Hitler to show why Russia needs him today Also Popular in Business •   Apple offers first peek at plans to convert D.C.’s Carnegie Library into new store •   If you're 50 or older, your health insurance may get more expensive. •   Sinclair Broadcast to buy Tribune Media for $3.9 billion, giving it control over 215 local TV stations •   This company wants to build a wireless network for drones, trains and automobiles •   Perspective | The wireless future ties us down more than ever Also Popular in Technology •   This company wants to build a wireless network for drones, trains and automobiles •   Perspective | The wireless future ties us down more than ever •   Trump’s FCC chairman has wasted no time enacting a conservative agenda in his first 100 days •   The Latest: French cybersecurity agency to probe Macron hack Also Popular in Lifestyle •   SNL mocks the awkward tension on 'Morning Joe' — and takes a call from Trump's 'publicist' •   Perspective | Grandma's abuse warrants a heads-up •   'My Favorite Murder' and the growing acceptance of true-crime entertainment •   Debra Messing calls out Ivanka Trump: ‘Please stop blindly defending your father’ •   Perspective | The government wants Julian Assange in jail. That could hurt the rest of us. Also Popular in Entertainment •   Review | A bright and moving 'Butterfly' comes to WNO •   Analysis | ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ earns $145 million during opening weekend •   Perspective | A pathbreaking conductor at U-Md. charts a new course •   Analysis | RIP, Pepe the Frog: Creator kills his iconic character to try to fight a hate-filled meme •   Review | In a time of political uncertainty, Broccoli City Festival is needed more than ever Recommended for you   5-Minute Fix Keeping up with politics is easy now, three days a week. Sign Up »         Share The Post Most:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you are signed up for The Post Most or because it is included in your subscription. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. 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