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Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read A woman interviewed 100 convicted rapists in India. This is what she learned. Madhumita Pandey's doctoral research searches for the roots of these men's beliefs. By Vidhi Doshi  •  Read more » Irma knocks out power to millions in Florida while residents begin returning to the Keys A storm-crippled power grip across Florida slows the return of millions of people who fled Irma and complicates the recovery. By Joel Achenbach  •   Read more »   Politics • Analysis Assessing a Clinton argument that the media helped to elect Trump Is it "But her emails" or "But for James Comey"? By Philip Bump  •   Read more »   Right Turn • Opinion Republicans' tax-cut myth is about to crumble What if tax reform cannot cure all that ails the GOP? By Jennifer Rubin  •   Read more »   A Pizza Hut told Irma-fleeing employees they could be punished for skipping shifts A memo at one store told employees that they could not flee the hurricane more than 24 hours before it hit, or they could be disciplined at work. By Maura Judkis  •   Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT 'Textbook example of ethnic cleansing': 370,000 Rohingyas flood Bangladesh as crisis worsens The U.S. is "alarmed" by allegations of killings and village burning by the Burmese military. By Annie Gowen  •   Read more »   U.S. News college rankings: UCLA ties Berkeley, West Point leapfrogs Annapolis As usual, Princeton leads national universities and Williams tops liberal arts colleges. By Nick Anderson  •   Read more »   Oil will keep flowing, but UN sanctions hit North Korea hard North Korea will be feeling the pain of new United Nations sanctions targeting some of its biggest remaining foreign revenue streams. But the Security Council eased off the biggest target of all: the oil the North needs to stay alive, and to fuel its million-man military. By Eric Talmadge | AP  •   Read more »   Middle-class income hit highest level on record in 2016, Census Bureau reports A typical middle class household brought home $59,039 in 2016. By Heather Long  •   Read more »   Opinion GOP leaders made a huge wager — and they're losing When will they admit betting on Trump was a bad idea? By Michael Gerson  •   Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Federal offices are still waiting to hang Trump's picture Yet to receive an official photo of the president, some government agencies have improvised. By Lisa Rein  •  Read more »   Trump's legal team debated whether Kushner should leave White House Analysis | The dam is breaking on Democrats' embrace of single-payer Bannon's 'epic' defense of Trump doesn't extend to all his moves, or all his aides and allies A congressman called John Kelly 'a disgrace.' He responded with something his mother used to say. Also Popular in Opinions   Trump could be removed for political incompetence — using the 25th Amendment The amendment doesn't have to apply only in cases of incapacitation by mental or physical illness. By Eric Posner  •  Read more »   Katy Tur's insider memoir chronicles the Trump campaign — and the indignities of reporting while female Americans are stuck in bubbles. Here's a way to pop them. This nifty GOP trick will punish the poor and increase the deficit — at the same time! Trump welcomes an authoritarian to the White House Also Popular in Local   A woman was found dead in a hotel freezer. Her family says the police haven't done enough. Kenneka L. Jenkins, 19, was found dead just after midnight Sunday inside an industrial walk-in freezer at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Rosemont, Ill. By Andrew deGrandpre  •  Read more »   Perspective | What's one of America's most dangerous jobs? It's not what you think. Perspective | Why Hurricane Irma wasn't far worse, and how close it came to catastrophe Hurricane Irma drained the water from Florida's largest bays — but it wasn't gone for long Hurricane Irma is literally pulling the ocean away from shorelines ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports   ESPN's Sergio Dipp says he 'meant no disrespect' in his highly mocked 'MNF' report In a halting first-quarter performance during the Broncos-Chargers game, he attempted to speak as a minority about the two head coaches. By Des Bieler  •  Read more »   Analysis | The Redskins could be doomed if they can't solve offensive line woes Analysis | NFL Power Rankings — Week 1: It's a scramble at the top after Patriots' loss Santana Moss: Redskins' Josh Doctson 'might be the best receiver on this team' Perspective | Nationals clinched NL East in a building three-quarters full — or one quarter empty Also Popular in National   Hurricane Irma's impact, from the air: Florida Keys battered but spared the worst in near miss In Southwest Florida, flooding and damage are apparent, but as a whole, the region escaped the destruction that was anticipated. By Joel Achenbach  •  Read more »   Video shows a police officer taking cash from a hot dog vendor's wallet while issuing a citation A Dallas suburb is horrified after game night turns bloody, leaving 9 dead from one house Bikini baristas fight for their right to serve coffee half-naked — and really hot Nordstrom's wild new concept: A clothing store with no clothes Also Popular in World Richard Branson: Devastated Caribbean islands need a 'Marshall Plan' after Irma North Korea lashes out over 'vicious' U.N. sanctions  U.N. agrees to toughest-ever sanctions against North Korea How Russia quietly undercuts sanctions intended to stop North Korea's nuclear program President Trump just gushed about the Coast Guard. It really needed the boost. Also Popular in Business U.S. median income hit $59,039 in 2016, the highest ever reported by Census Bureau Analysis | Trump's voter fraud commission is hearing a proposal to make every voter pass a gun background check As Hurricane Irma bore down, Tesla gave some Florida drivers more battery juice. Here's why that's a big deal. Analysis | Here's one marijuana trend you should actually be worried about Before Irma, there was Andrew. Which was worse? Also Popular in Technology Analysis | Equifax finally responds to swirling concerns over consumers' legal rights A huge leak about Apple's 'iPhone X' comes days before its big debut What to expect from today's Apple event Lawmakers demand accounting from Equifax on massive security breach What you need to know about the Equifax data breach Also Popular in Lifestyle Perspective | Carolyn Hax: Have you ever thought about adopting some manners? Are robo-calls driving you crazy? Here's how to block and beat them for good. Analysis | 'Bachelor in Paradise' gleefully skewered this contestant during a very awkward finale It was New York fashion's battle of the cool kids. Of course Rihanna won. Perspective | Ask Amy: Father's family values result in estrangement Also Popular in Entertainment Gender diversity art show closed over protests in Brazil Review | In D.C. this season, it's Lin-Manuel Miranda practically wall-to-wall Review | Ken Follett returns to Kingsbridge with spectacular drama in 'A Column of Fire' X Atencio, the Disney Legend behind Pirates and Haunted Mansion attractions, dies at 98 Review | An 'Aida' that aspires to give street cred to grandiosity         Share The Post Most:    Twitter     Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you 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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