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Democracy Dies in Darkness

Updated October 14th, 2017

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Throwing a bomb into the insurance markets, Trump now owns the busted health-care system

Beyond his executive order to make it easier to buy a long-disputed type of health insurance with fewer benefits and weaker government protections, the president has been personally involved in undercutting the system. Many nonpartisan experts believe that these active measures are likely to undermine the pillars of the 2010 Affordable Care Act and hasten the collapse of insurance marketplaces.

By James Hohmann

White House to court: Affordable Care Act cost-sharing subsidies will stop immediately


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Politics

Trump’s pick for DHS chief was at center of Katrina disaster

Trump’s pick for DHS chief was at center of Katrina disaster

Hillary Clinton: Americans elected ‘someone who admitted sexual assault’

Have dirt that could impeach Trump? Larry Flynt will pay you $10 million.

Trump voter fraud commission researcher arrested on child pornography charges

World

Man held by Taliban-linked captors: They raped my wife, killed our baby

Man held by Taliban-linked captors: They raped my wife, killed our baby

Approach to Iran exposes growing irritation between U.S. and allies

What were Caitlan Coleman and Joshua Boyle really doing in Afghanistan?

Deal reached to evacuate civilians, local militants from ISIS-held Raqqa

National

This grandfather found his $24 million lottery ticket just before it expired

This grandfather found his $24 million lottery ticket just before it expired

California wildfire death toll rises to 36 as dangerous winds return

The mother jailed for refusing to vaccinate her son says she would ‘do it all over again’

Trump to end key ACA subsidies, a move that will threaten the law’s marketplaces

PostEverything

Women have always tried to warn each other about dangerous men. We have to

Women have always tried to warn each other about dangerous men. We have to.

My family immigrated here legally. I used to think that made us special.

Psychologists are facing consequences for helping with torture. It’s not enough.

Why are so many men confused about what sexual consent means?

Local

Biden says a Northam victory in Virginia governor’s race would ‘give people hope’

Biden says a Northam victory in Virginia governor’s race would ‘give people hope’

D.C.-area forecast: Warmer today, very warm tomorrow, then a big taste of fall

‘You killed my daughter!’ Court hearing halted as father of teen slain near Va. mosque confronts suspect.

Baltimore middle-schoolers’ viral rendition of ‘Rise Up’ helps soothe a troubled nation

Sports

Auburn-LSU game clearly gave us college football’s winners and losers for Week 7

Auburn-LSU game clearly gave us college football’s winners and losers for Week 7

Dodgers storm back to top Cubs and take opener of NLCS, 5-2

Flyers lay waste to depleted Capitals defense, roll to 8-2 win

Ezekiel Elliott files last-ditch effort legal petition in attempt to avoid six-game ban

Lifestyle

Americans are pack rats. Swedes have the solution: ‘Death cleaning.’

Americans are pack rats. Swedes have the solution: ‘Death cleaning.’

Designer picks for a home office upgrade

Ben Affleck condemned Harvey Weinstein — then apologized for groping an actress on MTV

Carolyn Hax: The one thing everyone can do to be happier

Arts

Shakespeare for modern times, done right — and wrong

Shakespeare for modern times, done right — and wrong

Hollywood doesn’t make many movies about poverty. ‘The Florida Project’ bucks the trend.

Hudson’s jammy tendencies come to the forefront

Sex, drugs and rock-and-roll: Sounds good? Turns out the formula’s not foolproof.

Technology

‘The ravages of cord-cutting’: AT&T’s race against time to save its TV business

‘The ravages of cord-cutting’: AT&T’s race against time to save its TV business

Hackers have turned Politifact’s website into a trap for your PC

Equifax says systems were not compromised by malicious web page links

Completely driverless cars could hit California roads as early as next June, if not sooner

Business & Real Estate

Wells Fargo’s profits tumble as mega bank struggles to rebound from sales scandal

Wells Fargo’s profits tumble as mega bank struggles to rebound from sales scandal

Flight 666 to HEL took off one last time this Friday the 13th

Hackers have turned Politifact’s website into a trap for your PC

Chasing millions in Medicaid dollars, hospitals buy up nursing homes

Federal Government

2 percent federal retirement COLA set for January

2 percent federal retirement COLA set for January

Federal employees more positive about working for Uncle Sam

House to vote on bill requiring discipline for officials who retaliate against whistleblowers

Internal political turmoil hits largest federal union as Trump, GOP target government workers

Obituaries

Joseph W. Schmitt, spacesuit technician who made astronauts shine, dies at 101

Joseph W. Schmitt, spacesuit technician who made astronauts shine, dies at 101

Sima Wali, exiled champion of Afghan women, dies at 66

Bunny Sigler, singer who helped create soulful ‘Philadelphia sound,’ dies at 76

Bob Schiller, Emmy-winning comedy writer for ‘I Love Lucy,’ dies at 98