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Jimmy Kimmel’s biting critique of people who accuse Hillary Clinton of ‘shouting’

Kimmel does a little mansplaining.

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In Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State is in retreat on multiple fronts

The Brussels attacks have shown the militants’ reach into Europe, but on the battlefield they are a waning force.

By Liz Sly • Read more »

Donald Trump can’t stop saying nasty things about women. It could cost him.

Many Republicans fear his gender-gap problem will doom their chances against Clinton.

By Jose A. DelReal • Read more »

Millennials like socialism — until they get jobs

Young people like Bernie Sanders, but they like free markets, too.

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Indiana just banned abortion if the fetus has Down syndrome

Gov. Mike Pence signs into law bill that abortion rights advocates, and even some female Republicans in the state House, had criticized as going too far.

By Sandhya Somashekhar • Read more »

Donald Trump’s shocking ignorance, laid bare

Donald Trump knows next to nothing about the issues that presidents must face.

By Eugene Robinson • Opinions • Read more »

I told the truth in my sister’s obituary, so that others might choose to live

Here is the truth: You have value. You have worth. You are loved.

By Eleni Pinnow • Read more »

A transcript of Donald Trump’s meeting with The Washington Post editorial board

The Republican frontrunner met with the editorial board on Monday morning.

By Post Opinions Staff • Opinions • Read more »

Two Americans among dead in Brussels attacks, U.S. official says

Secretary of State Kerry holds talks in the Belgian capital on counterterrorism steps.

By Griff Witte • Read more »

Emory student: It’s not about chalk. It’s about the message Trump sends to people of color.

An Emory University student from El Salvador explains her reaction to the messages supporting Donald Trump that were chalked around campus recently

By Amanda Obando Polio • Read more »

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Donald Trump is not beating Hillary Clinton in the polls, no matter how many times he says it

Trump's beaten Clinton in one of 29 polls since voting began.

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