Trump retaliates in trade war by escalating tariffs and demanding companies cut ties with China
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 600 points, the business community ratcheted up criticisms of the president, and the prospect of a global slowdown confronted world leaders descending on the Group of Seven summit.
Judges surprise attorneys for Trump’s bankers by asking about his tax returns
Attorneys for Capital One and Deutsche Bank refused to say whether President Trump's tax returns are among the documents that House committees are seeking.
First death reported from lung illness linked to vaping, officials say
Illinois health officials said that a person who used an e-cigarette recently and was hospitalized with severe lung illness has died.
Football players and coaching staff pray before a game in their locker room. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)
Frankie Alameda talks to family friend Shayla Clifton, 6, after a game. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)
Football players rest in the library before their game. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)
![“I wouldn’t say I even know [how many players are dealing with immigration fears],” Coach Rodelin Anthony says. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)](https://www.washingtonpost.com/resizer/6J8sWI219o_jdN04hzT4N9umGes=/1248x832/www.washingtonpost.com/r/2010-2019/WashingtonPost/2019/08/22/Interactivity/Images/crop_90Immokalee_58.JPG)
“I wouldn’t say I even know [how many players are dealing with immigration fears],” Coach Rodelin Anthony says. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)
Students watch the football game from the stands. (Eve Edelheit for The Post)
In a small farming town, thrill of football season has been replaced by fear of ICE raids
Players on the Immokalee High School football team in Florida, most of whom are from immigrant families, have taken to looking out for one another. President Trump’s promise of raids targeting immigrants who are in the country illegally has put a chill on this proud community.
(Mary F. Calvert for The Post)
In interviews with The Post, Caitlan Coleman described years of subjugation at the hands of militants and, she alleges, her husband.
Amid raging fires in the Amazon and an international outcry, Brazilians have revived long-held fears that others are coveting what belongs to Brazil.
The Supreme Court said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was treated this month and that there’s no evidence of disease elsewhere in her body.
Campaign 2020Former vice president Joe Biden took an unusual departure toward the end of a 70-minute dive into health-care policy.
Music Review
On Swift’s latest album, “Lover,” spontaneity and ambiguity remain her mortal enemies, and across 18 tracks, she vanquishes them 18 different ways. You know what you’re in for, which seems to be the entire point.
The Packers’ Matt LaFleur inherited a playoff-ready roster. His fellow offensive coaches such as the Bengals’ Zac Taylor and the Cardinals’ Kliff Kingsbury face longer odds.
(Salwan Georges for The Post)
Special Report
How drug dealers exploited the Postal Service to ship fentanyl
Vulnerabilities that allowed vast quantities of the drug into the United States went unaddressed for years.
(Ben Moore)
In Case You Missed It
Koalas might need fecal transplants to survive on our planet
By tweaking its microbiome, scientists may be able to help the eucalyptus-dependent koala overcome the odds stacked against it.
(National Park Service)
By The Way
A girl took a heart-shaped rock from a park. She sent it back out of guilt.
The child also sent rangers at Great Smoky Mountains National Park an apology. They hope she sees their response.
