Putin and Hungary’s Orban helped sour Trump on Ukraine
President Trump’s effort to pressure Ukraine for information he could use against political rivals came as he was being urged to adopt a view of that country as hopelessly corrupt by its regional adversaries, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, U.S. officials said.
Allies grow uneasy about Trump’s uncoordinated response to impeachment
The president’s erratic behavior is raising alarm among GOP lawmakers, donors and advisers who have called for a more disciplined strategy.
Trump says he’s the dealmaker in chief, but his record lists mostly incompletes
While President Trump has landed a handful of victories, he is running short on time to deliver big-ticket agreements ahead of Election Day.
The Debrief
Analysis Trump’s Cabinet meetings have become about everything but the business of his Cabinet
They have served as a chance for the president to boast of his accomplishments and lash out at critics.
Facebook takedowns show Russian activity targeted Biden, praised Trump
The company said it disabled accounts originating in Russia that posed as locals in swing states.
The “spirit rock” at South Davidson High School and Middle School in Davidson County, N.C. (Eamon Queeney for The Post)
The Lexington Middle School football team huddles after practice. (Eamon Queeney for The Post)
How a can of spray paint, a rock and a Facebook video exposed a racial divide
A student painted a racial slur on a rock outside a North Carolina high school. The tumult that followed has divided the community even further.
Cracks in Trump’s Republican firewall
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are expected to hold more seats than Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives, but they will be dependent on smaller parties to help them advance their agenda.
It was the second time this year that he announced a complete withdrawal, only to walk it back under heavy bipartisan criticism.
The Israeli president will ask Benny Gantz to try his hand at forming a government.
Retropolis
The Past, Rediscovered The discoveries rank as some of the biggest underwater historical finds in years.
Around the world, rising temperatures pose a threat to the species. On the tiny West African island nation of Cape Verde, 84 percent of youngsters are female, a July report shows.
Perspective
Gerrit Cole vs. Max Scherzer. Justin Verlander vs. Stephen Strasburg. The tenor and credentials of this series will be based on the starting pitching.
Launcher
Her son is a pro gamer. Here’s how she came to understand the world of esports.
It took “negotiations” and education, but the mother of a professional Overwatch League player has gotten a good grasp of a world some view with skepticism.
Special Report
As waters rise, so do concerns for sports teams along coast
The Oakland Athletics want to build a new ballpark on the water. How do they make it economically viable when threats such as sea level rise are inevitable?
Trending
How a crumbling bridge is sparking a conversation about reparations
The south side of Syracuse, N.Y., was devastated when a highway section went up. Now that there’s talk of taking it down, residents think they should be protected — and compensated for the damage the highway inflicted on the community.
