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Most Read The Daily 202: Trump’s inexperience contributed to Comey interactions that now cloud his presidency McCain: Revelations reaching ‘Watergate size and scale’ By James Hohmann  •  Read more » PostEverything •  Perspective I wrote ‘The Art of the Deal’ with Trump. His self-sabotage is rooted in his past. The president's behavior, explained. By Tony Schwartz  •  Read more »   Congress shows growing concern over Trump controversies Both Democrats and Republicans reject Russia’s offer to provide record of Oval Office visit. And a key House committee asked the FBI for records of communications between the president and former director James B. Comey. By Elise Viebeck  •  Read more »   WorldViews •  Analysis Why does North Korea hate the United States? Let’s go back to the Korean War. North Korea tells its people terrible things about what the American forces did during the Korean War. And it's not all wrong. By Anna Fifield  •  Read more »

The Plum Line •  Opinion Here’s how Trump could survive — even if we learn the worst A conversation with Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) about where the probes into Trump are going. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   Trump’s ‘huuuuuge’ Caribbean estate is on the market for $28 million, prompting questions The price far exceeds the highest going rate on St. Martin. One agent described the decor as “rather gaudy.” By Matea Gold  •  Read more »   Inside the Oval Office with Trump and the Russians: Broad smiles and loose lips Trump agreed to meet last week with Russia’s foreign minister as a favor to Russian President Vladimir Putin. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   Chelsea Manning, who gave trove of U.S. secrets to WikiLeaks, leaves prison The transgender Army private served seven years in a military prison. but had her sentence commuted by President Obama and is scheduled to walk free Wednesday. By Sandhya Somashekhar  •  Read more »   Yale dean once championed cultural sensitivity. Then she called people ‘white trash’ on Yelp. Pierson College Dean June Chu apologizes after Yale Daily News reviews her reviews. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »

Also Popular in Politics   The Fix •  Analysis Republicans’ extreme frustration with Trump, in one congressman’s middle finger A reporter says Rep. Darrell Issa flipped her off rather than answer her question about Trump. By Amber Phillips  •  Read more » •   Analysis | Trump’s careening toward an inevitable showdown with an undeniable truth •   Analysis | Republicans’ difficult fork in the road: To take Trump at his word … or not, and see where it leads •   Analysis | For 101 members of Congress, life may soon get very awkward •   As Trump’s woes mount, congressional Republicans arrive at a moment of reckoning

Also Popular in Opinions   Comey may have gotten his man He may have the goods to get the job done. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » •   Trump just can’t seem to stop telling the truth •   Trump’s disclosures to the Russians might actually have been illegal •   Joe Biden: Americans must stand with LGBT people around the world •   Trump made Pence and Sessions leave before he talked to Comey. What was he hiding?

Also Popular in Sports   Sports •  Analysis Celtics receive top pick in the 2017 NBA draft, but Lakers also lottery winners Boston will get to choose first in next month's NBA draft, followed by Los Angeles, which will pick second for the third straight year. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more » •   Analysis | These four Capitals could prove enticing to Vegas Golden Knights in NHL expansion draft •   Curt Schilling says O’s Adam Jones is continuing to ‘lie’ about racist treatment •   Tom Brady had concussion, Gisele Bündchen says, though it was never on Patriots injury report •   Wait him out or build a contender? LeBron James presents a quandary to other East teams.

Also Popular in National   ‘I think we’re in impeachment territory,’ says David Gergen, former aide to Nixon and Clinton "What we see is a presidency that's starting to come apart,” said Gergen, who served Republican and Democratic presidents. By Derek Hawkins  •  Read more » •   Third Confederate memorial comes down in New Orleans •   How T. rex’s powerful bite crushed dino bones to a pulp •   ‘What we have here is a failure to communicate’: Georgia carries out its first execution this year •   She thought she’d pulled hip muscles, but six doctors couldn’t diagnose her pain

Also Popular in World •   Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian foreign minister and ambassador •   Analysis | Erdogan’s big meeting with Trump gets obscured by White House chaos •   For vulnerable high school girls in Japan, a culture of ‘dates’ with older men •   Thousands of U.S. troops suffering from trauma were separated from the military for misconduct, report finds •   Bribery scandal met with near-silence in Dominican Republic

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