Campaign 2020Immigration, economy dominate in a showcase of differences
Deep divides over health care and economic policy took center stage in the first Democratic presidential debate, as 10 candidates jousted in Miami over the best formula for beating President Trump and fixing the struggles of the middle class.
The Fix
Analysis Winners and losers from the debate’s first night
The one-liners and questions in Spanish were great. The debate’s technical issues? Not so much.
The Take
Analysis Democrats signal a turn toward liberal ambitions and government activism
In the first presidential debate, the candidates advocated reversal of most Trump policies.
A recap of the first Democratic debate of the 2020 election. (Video: The Post; photo: Getty Images)
U.S. asylum officers ask federal court to end Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy
The officers, who have been directed to implement the program, say it is “fundamentally contrary to the moral fabric of our Nation and our international and domestic legal obligations.”
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Test pilots struggled to control the plane in a Boeing simulator. The problem is not the same as the faulty data issue that investigators say contributed to the crashes of 737 Max planes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
The president’s comments foreshadowed what are expected to be rancorous hearings July 17.
The 5th Circuit questioned whether the House of Representatives and Democratic states have standing to appeal a Texas ruling that the law is unconstitutional.
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The National Rifle Association also shut down its television arm and severed all business ties with its longtime public relations firm.
During a television interview, the president also seemingly dismissed warnings that limited U.S. military action could spiral into a larger conflict.
Senate Republicans are unlikely to agree to make the provision law, but the amendment reflects frustration.
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Offended social media users used the hashtag #KimOhNo to express their outrage, accusing her of appropriating an item — and an idea — central to Japanese culture.
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Perspective
The U.S. women’s soccer star is just a person unafraid to express the good, bad and unflinchingly ugly in our diverse and complicated country, and that allows her to be a mirror.
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By the Way
The rules on liquids can be confusing. Leave it to the model-slash-cookbook author-slash-television host-slash-social media personality to show us how it's done.
