Trump imposes new sanctions on Iran
The president says the measures will deny Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and other top officials access to financial instruments.
White House to bar Conway from testifying to Congress about alleged violations of Hatch Act
Anticipating counselor Kellyanne Conway’s noncompliance, the House Oversight Committee plans to vote Wednesday on a subpoena to force her testimony.
Trump signs executive order to compel disclosure of health-care prices
The order directs HHS to write rules requiring hospitals and insurers to disclose the rates they negotiate.
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Data brokers are selling your secrets. Some states are trying to stop them. It isn’t easy.
Vermont’s new data broker registry highlights the difficulties of regulating dozens of secretive firms that buy and sell the personal information of millions of Americans.
U.S. survives upset bid with 2-1 victory over Spain
The Americans advance to the quarterfinals and face France on Friday.
Artist Erik Brunetti sued the government for refusing to register the trademark for his street-wear brand.
The president signed into law $600 million in emergency food stamps for Puerto Rico on June 6, but the aid may not arrive until September.
A 15-year-old mother whose baby was covered in mucus. A 4-year-old with hair so matted it may need to be cut off. A 2-year-old without a diaper. “We were just horrified,” said an attorney who visited the facility in Clint, Tex.
‘All the Best People’
President Trump has told aides that in the White House, he has at times felt surrounded by people he cannot trust. He doesn’t worry about that with Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro, his defender who is always on offense.
Campaign 2020Sen. Kamala D. Harris participates in a town hall on MSNBC. (Liz Nemeth/MSNBC)
Critic’s Notebook
The Post’s theater critic is reviewing the performances of the Democrats seeking their party’s presidential nomination. In the senator from California he found an aura of authority that he predicts will become more powerful.
The birds warble at 5 a.m., neighbors mow their lawns at 9 p.m., and kids beg to stay up way too late. Summer even triggers seasonal affective disorder in a very small number of people.
A new line of beverages containing “active hemp extract” debuts in stores this week, which may push the FDA closer to establishing a regulatory framework.
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Trending
Our latest privacy experiment found that Chrome ushered more than 11,000 tracker cookies into our browser in one week.
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Voraciously
Turn down the stove and celebrate the flavors with fresh, cool preparations.
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In Case You Missed It
Problems at a temporary free clinic in rural Tennessee reflect the reality in areas with diminished medical care.
