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Trump says White House Counsel Donald McGahn will leave his job in the fall McGahn's coming departure is widely seen within President Trump's circle as the culmination of frustrations that have come with each new crisis. By Robert Costa and Robert Barnes  •  Read more » Review La Vie on the Wharf is so bad I'm only writing about it as a warning 0 stars | Sure, the view is pretty good, but there's little other reason to visit. By Tom Sietsema  •  Read more »   The Fix • Analysis Winners and losers from the Arizona and Florida primaries Winners: progressives, Trump, ideological battles. Losers: The chance to put more cracks in a thick glass ceiling. By Amber Phillips  •  Read more »   Trump spars with Andrew Gillum, the surprise Democratic nominee in Florida's governor's race The president attacked the Tallahassee mayor in a tweet shortly after he appeared on national TV and called for Trump's impeachment. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT The Plum Line • Opinion A new way to slay Trumpism? The shocking Florida outcome sets up a big test. Andrew Gillum's candidacy carries major implications for 2020. By Greg Sargent  •  Read more »   A serial 'dine-and-dasher' loved lavish meals and leaving women to pay for them, police say. He faces 10 felony charges. He faces up to 13 years in prison. He's pleaded not guilty. By Meagan Flynn  •  Read more »   Trump, without citing evidence, says China hacked Hillary Clinton's emails In overnight tweets, the president urged the Justice Department and FBI to look into the issue, which was raised in a report by the Daily Caller. By John Wagner  •  Read more »   Florida's unusually long red tide is killing wildlife, tourism and businesses Gulf tourists are wondering why they came, and businesses say they've lost nearly $90 million. By Darryl Fears and Lori Rozsa  •  Read more »   A journalist of Watergate fame faces questions about a blockbuster Trump piece Carl Bernstein and CNN reporters have drawn fire for a Cohen story after a key source recanted. By Paul Farhi  •  Read more »   She never returned from a trip to Graceland. Her husband told three stories — before the truth emerged. A husband's account about his wife's disappearance was a whirlwind of changing stories involving a pilgrimage to Elvis Presley's home, a mystery ambulance and a bloody sweatshirt. By Kyle Swenson  •  Read more »   Opinion Donald Trump, constitutional scholar Yet another legal precedent set by the authority of Twitter. By Dana Milbank  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Fix • Analysis The Florida governor's race is the epitome of politics in the Trump era The Republican nominee wants to build a border wall with Mexico. The Democrat wants to abolish ICE. Amber Phillips  •  Read more » Trump privately revived the idea of firing Sessions this month, according to people familiar with the discussions Reports: Trump warned evangelical leaders of 'violence' from the left if Republicans lose the midterms DeSantis says Florida voters would 'monkey this up' if they elect Gillum as governor How Trump relies on his cable news cabinet as much as the real one Also Popular in Opinions   Sessions is one reason to flip control of the Senate Listen to what Republicans are saying about Sessions. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Read more » Republicans can't even agree to take a segregationist's name off a building Two cheers for Trump's trade agreement with Mexico Trump's rage-tweets about Google reveal a frightening truth about the midterms Here's why Trump can't perform his job ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Local   Retropolis John McCain's remarkable mother: At 106, Roberta McCain has outlived her son John McCain's father and grandfather made Navy history as admirals. But it was the senator's 'extroverted and irrepressible' mother, Roberta, who is often overlooked. By Rachel Siegel  •  Read more » D.C.-area forecast: High heat and humidity again today; only slightly less steamy tomorrow, with late-day storm risk Pew report on religious types shows what Americans of different faiths have in common Prince George's County police chief issues apology after officer's remarks about 'black bad guy' Calls for Cardinal Wuerl's resignation build after archbishop's accusing letter Also Popular in Sports   875 pounds of fish, 54 dozen eggs and a kombucha machine: A week feeding an NFL team The Redskins, one of 20 NFL teams with a full-time sports dietitian, place a premium on players' meal planning. By Sam Fortier, Samantha Pell  •  Read more » A trade brought Kevin Hogan home. Now he's in a fight to make the Redskins' roster. Analysis | The college football games you need to watch in 2018 Aaron Nola bests Max Scherzer again, but Nationals rally to win in ninth Perspective | The Nationals' lack of edge makes it easy to push them over one Also Popular in National   Morning Mix California abolishes money bail with a landmark law. But some reformers think it creates new problems. It's the first state to eliminate bail. But some fear an increase in preventive detention. By Meagan Flynn  •  Read more » Trump's economic adviser: 'We're taking a look' at whether Google searches should be regulated 'A protester or a patriot': Republicans spot a difference, and a midterms message Two black pastors wanted help with a flat tire. A sheriff's deputy asked if they had guns or drugs. Former Ariz. lawmaker said his ouster for harassment would appeal to voters. He got crushed. 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