California’s attorney general said he was working with officials from at least six other states and would be filing a lawsuit “imminently.” Some critics have seized on recent comments by President Trump as proof that he did not need to declare an emergency. “I could do the wall over a longer period of time,” he said last week.
Facebook ‘intentionally and knowingly’ violated British privacy and competition rules, lawmakers say
Members of Parliament said the social media giant “violated both data privacy and anti-competition laws” and stressed that the government should open inquiries into the firm’s business practices.
The bombing last week that killed 40 paramilitary officers — the deadliest attack in decades in the strife-torn Himalayan region — could mark a turning point in Kashmir, where an insurgency against Indian rule has waxed and waned since 1989.
The Berry-4 strawberry harvesting robot is seen during a demonstration at G&D Farms in Duette, Fla. (Zack Wittman for The Post)
Designing robotic claws with a gentle touch is among the biggest technical obstacles to automating farms. (Zack Wittman for The Post)
Fruit pickers work in rows of strawberry plants at G&D Farms in Duette, Fla. (Zack Wittman for The Post)
Antonio Vengas, 48, is one of about 600 employees at G&D Farms. (Zack Wittman for The Post)
Robotic arms pick through strawberry plants at G&D Farms. (Zack Wittman for The Post)
Agricultural workers of the future may soon be made of steel. Can a machine pick a strawberry better, faster and cheaper than a seasonal farmworker?
Hundreds of babies were born to European citizens who went to fight for the Islamic State. Now that the caliphate has collapsed and the planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria has compounded regional instability, grandparents across Europe are pushing to save children who in some cases they have seen only in photos.
The story must be told.
Your subscription supports journalism that matters.
Cucuta, population 750,000, has for years been overwhelmed by the massive migration over its border. Now there is concern about a massive protest and a benefit concert set for next weekend.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) called former acting FBI director Andrew McCabe’s claim “beyond stunning.”
The Trailer
Analysis In this edition: Kamala Harris is on the trail, Beto O’Rourke is causing trouble, and there’s a many-way race for mayor of Chicago.
School officials said the student was punished for being disruptive, not for refusing to recite the pledge.
Next week’s election is seen as critical for a city where “there’s no place we can call safe.” Candidates have seemed to tread a fine line between supporting the police and responding to communities that harbor distrust.
Perspective
Only about 18 percent of Wikipedia’s biographical articles are about women — a reflection of the fact that “contributors are majority Western and mostly male,” according to the Wikimedia Foundation.
“It’s called the First Amendment,” the ACLU said in response to the president's tweets.
Weekend Picks
Retropod
Podcast 
Mildred and Richard Loving. (AP)
The Kinneys married in Washington, D.C., in 1874. Then, they were arrested back home in Virginia for violating the state’s laws. They fought the ruling in higher and higher courts, but never won the right to stay married in their home state.
