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‘They are laughing their asses off in Moscow’: Trump takes on the FBI, Russia probe and 2016 election

Trump has long chafed at accusations that he had any Russian help in the 2016 election and has resisted calls to decry Russia's meddling.

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A Carnival cruise in the South Pacific descended into violent anarchy Some say the trouble started over a flip-flop. By Friday, the feud had escalated into a bloody melee between guards and vacationers. By Avi Selk  •   Read more »

Top U.S. officials tell the world to ignore Trump’s tweets Amid global anxiety about President Trump’s approach to global affairs, U.S. officials had a message to a gathering of Europe’s foreign policy elite this weekend: pay no attention to the man tweeting behind the curtain. By Michael Birnbaum  •   Read more »

A former Russian troll speaks: ‘It was like being in Orwell’s world’ One worker spoke with The Washington Post, describing what it was like to be in a troll factory. By Anton Troianovski  •   Read more »

The 21st-century Russian sleeper agent is a troll with an American accent Russians in St. Petersburg passed English-language tests and studied U.S. politics to target what they called the ‘crap country.’ By Anton Troianovski  •   Read more »   My toddler was so sick with the flu. Here’s why I think he survived. It was the sickest he’d ever been, and perhaps getting a vaccine saved him. By Robyn Correll  •   Read more »   Brandishing drone fragment, Netanyahu warns that Iran risks conflict Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran is testing red lines with its behavior in Syria. Iran’s dismissed his address as a “cartoonish circus which does not even deserve the dignity of a response.” By Griff Witte  •   Read more »   Outlook • Perspective Institutions can’t save America from Trump His opponents have unrealistic hopes for the courts, generals, FBI, media and civil service. By Quinta Jurecic  •   Read more »

Local • Analysis No, there haven’t been 18 school shootings in 2018. That number is flat wrong. Everytown for Gun Safety’s figure is everywhere. Except it’s inflated and misleading. By John Woodrow Cox  •   Read more »   LeBron James won’t shut up and dribble: ‘I’ve defeated the odds, and I want every kid to know that’ James addressed Laura Ingraham's recent comments, the new “Black Panther” movie, with its primarily black cast, and gun control following the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting this week. By Tim Bontemps  •   Read more »   Style • Perspective Carolyn Hax: A stay-at-home mom feels abandoned by friends and family But she can take baby steps to getting her life back. By Carolyn Hax  •   Read more »   National security adviser sees proof of Russian hacking as ‘incontrovertible,’ prompting rebuke from Trump At a conference in Munich, U.S. national security adviser H.R. McMaster also said Moscow’s campaign to divide the West through subterfuge was failing. By Griff Witte  •   Read more »   Trump administration assault on bipartisan immigration plan ensured its demise ‘We’re going to bury it,’ vowed a senior official as the administration torpedoed one of four proposals. Young undocumented immigrants remain in limbo with no congressional action. By David Nakamura  •   Read more »   The Post's View • Opinion Mr. Trump to the ‘dreamers’: Drop dead. By refusing any compromise, the president sealed the fate of those he said he’d help. By Editorial Board  •   Read more »   SUV passenger shot at by NSA police says wrong turn led to top-secret installation He asked a teenage friend to drive when he got drowsy and woke up surrounded by police. By Peter Hermann  •   Read more »   WorldViews • Analysis The Russian journalist who helped uncover election interference is confounded by the Mueller indictments "It's very strange.” By Adam Taylor  •   Read more »