Trump’s shifting reason for firing Comey could cost him with Hill leaders; Nations race to contain one of the biggest cyberattacks in recent history; At Mar-a-Lago, the star power of the presidency helps charities — and Trump — make more money; From death row to adoption: Groups move animals north, where euthanasia rates are lower; |
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Democracy Dies in Darkness |
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The morning’s most important stories, selected by Post editors |
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Analysis |
White House ‘systems failed’ with Comey’s firing, but Trump pushed the buttons |
In choosing how and when to fire FBI Director James B. Comey — a subject of considerable debate in the White House — President Trump characteristically followed his gut. The aftermath plunged his presidency into its most serious self-inflicted crisis yet, exposing dysfunction and distrust within his West Wing and imperiling his agenda. |
By Philip Rucker • Read more » |
At Mar-a-Lago, the star power of the presidency helps charities — and Trump — make more money |
The Post identified more than 45 events since Election Day in which outside groups paid to rent space at Trump’s private Florida club. For most, Trump’s presence — or possible presence — became a ticket-selling draw that generated extra cash for the groups and himself. But the Trump effect can cut both ways: one charity that faced criticism for hosting an event there experienced a decline in ticket sales. |
By Drew Harwell and David A. Fahrenthold • Read more » |
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News quiz: Fired, fired up and attacked |
A high-profile government official was terminated this week, but that wasn’t the only headline. See how well you paid attention, and earn more points for quickly providing the correct answers. |
By Tiffany Harness • Read more » |
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