The Debrief
President Trump may have aimed for deniability — but his supporters seemed to know what he meant.
Campaign 2020Labor fight roils Sanders campaign, as workers demand $15 hourly pay
Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign was the first to unionize. But its employees say they are struggling to make ends meet, documents show.
Apollo 11
Augmented Reality How spacesuits have evolved over more than 50 years
The Post’s space industry reporter Christian Davenport and fashion critic Robin Givhan look at five decades of spacesuits. You can, too, in an augmented reality experience on your phone or tablet.
The Opioid Files
Pills by the millions found their way to a city tucked in Virginia coal country, according to a Post analysis of federal data on the manufacture and sale of opioids.
Leavenworth, Kan.
118,021,330 pain pills supplied from 2006-2012
227 pills per person
Play the latest episode of Post Reports, the premier daily podcast from The Washington Post.
Campaign 2020Debate host CNN held a live drawing to set the lineups for the two-night debate later this month. Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren will appear on the second night.
The latest incident came as tensions rise again in the Persian Gulf, a month after President Trump threatened to strike Iran for downing an American drone.
The danger has been allowed to exist by companies and regulators despite a simple solution, according to interviews with 28 officials, parents and regulators, plus a review of hundreds of documents from courts, companies and government agencies.
If confirmed, Scalia would succeed Alexander Acosta, who resigned amid an uproar over an old plea deal he struck as a prosecutor with Jeffrey Epstein.
Investigators identified the suspect as 41-year-old Shinji Aoba, while anime fans expressed horror at the loss of life.
A study makes the case that the vacation option has gotten safer over time, even if ship capacity has increased. But here's what can go awry.
“There’s a racial division in this country that’s being instigated by the president, and we here at ESPN haven’t had the stomach for that fight,” Le Batard said Thursday on his daily radio show.
(Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
Special Report
This German city had few foreigners. Then refugees changed it in some surprising ways.
Three stories from the other Frankfurt.
(William Neff)
Perspective
I found your data. It’s for sale.
As many as 4 million people have Web browser extensions that sell their every click. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
(Stacy Zarin Goldberg for The Post)
Voraciously
These fish tacos channel the best beach vacation vibes
A citrus marinade and bright green avocado cream bring even more sunshine to this easy meal.
