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Kimberly Guilfoyle was once half of a liberal power couple. Now she’s basically a Trump. Former prosecutor Kimberly Guilfoyle, once first lady of San Fran, is now a fiery Trump booster — and dating his son. By Sarah Ellison, Dan Zak  •  Read more » Analysis The three illegal acts that may have helped Trump win the presidency Hacking. Interference. Campaign finance. By Philip Bump  •  Read more » Bad blood between McCain and Trump lingers, even as the Arizona Republican nears the end Trump said the Vietnam POW was ‘not a war hero,’ while McCain called Trump’s summit performance with Putin ‘disgraceful.’  By Anne Gearan, Josh Dawsey  •  Read more » Opinion The juror who could save America In Paula Duncan’s post-verdict interviews, she claims Mueller is still at the root of it all. By Kathleen Parker  •  Read more » Opinion Let us now praise Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III In ordinary times, it would be a matter of course, not heroism, for an attorney general to believe in the rule of law. These aren’t ordinary times. By Dana Milbank  •  Read more »

Paul Manafort’s trial in D.C. to take 3 weeks, probe Ukraine lobbying world A court filing on Friday night listed 1,500 exhibits, some referring to U.S. lobbyists Tony Podesta and Vin Weber. By Spencer Hsu  •  Read more » Opinion The Founding Fathers wouldn’t want Kavanaugh’s confirmation to continue There’s a reason they vested impeachment responsibilities in Congress. By Laurence Tribe  •  Read more » PowerPost • Analysis ‘Is this Watergate or Peyton Place?’: Clinton impeachment question shadows Congress in Trump era Days after the guilty plea from Trump’s ex-lawyer, Republicans and Democrats ask what constitutes a “high crime” and grounds for impeachment. By Paul Kane  •  Read more » Perspective Carolyn Hax: Mom’s permanent vacation leaves a big onus for Dad A father needs help in coping with life after his wife abruptly leaves. By Carolyn Hax  •  Read more » Post Nation Former CDC head Tom Frieden arrested in New York, accused of groping Law enforcement officials and court records said he is accused of grabbing a woman's buttocks and squeezing without her consent last year. By Mark Berman, Amy Goldstein  •  Read more »

Conspiracy theorist shares Oval Office photo with Trump Michael Lebron, promoter of the “QAnon” conspiracy group, also posts video of him poring through a White House “swag bag.” By David Weigel  •  Read more » Opinion Can pulpits across the nation stand for Trump? Some preachers remain silent about America’s immoral leader or gutlessly pivot their sermons to other less soul-stirring subjects By Colbert King  •  Read more » Opinion Imagine a world without mandatory college diplomas Universities, those repositories of left-wing cultural and political power, would take a hit. By Megan McArdle  •  Read more » To Your Health John McCain just ended his cancer treatment. What does that mean? Many patients with glioblastoma, which has a poor prognosis, face the difficult decision of when to discontinue therapies. By Laurie McGinley  •  Read more » These would-be parents’ embryos were lost. Now they’re grieving — and suing. The consequences of a fertility-clinic freezer malfunction are playing out months later. By Ariana Eunjung Cha  •  Read more »