The Washington Post - 2018-06-25

• With more floods, fear also flows
• Now on the menu: Dinner with a side of shaming
• Trump opposes trials for migrants
• If NATO, Russia clash, U.S. may stall in traffic
• Separated families feel terror of the unknown
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• The front-runners
• Thailand’s ruling
• Life in the fast lane
• Carlson re-signs with Capitals
• Stormy Daniels
• Turkish incumbent
• New York City
• Reunions in limbo at facility
• In emails, lobbyist’s EPA exchanges
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Washington Post iPad app
• FDA on the verge of approving first marijuana-derived drug
• Police investigat­ed in fatal shooting of man
• Trump tweets support of contested GOP candidates
• Monsoon rains endanger thousands of Rohingya
• 2nd person dies after explosion at rally
• Rescue team may have found sunken ferry
• 86 are said to be killed in Nigeria clashes
• SDF fighters impose 3-day curfew in Raqqa
• 32 reported killed in Mali attacks:
• Muslims and Jews come together
• Saudis intercept missiles above capital, state TV says:
• Egypt extends state of emergency for 3 months:
• Study: Leaks offset natural gas benefits
• Delta to prohibit pit bull service dogs
• European leaders talk migration as Merkel tries to save her political future
• Illicit drones stymie DHS
• Chinese tomb held long-extinct ape
• Region’s leaders try collaborat­ion to get things done
• Ovamba links African firms, investors
• IPO on tap for phone maker
• It’s time for a permanent fix
• Mr. Trump’s game of chicken
• Let the Trump team eat in peace
• Montgomery County candidates are getting lost in the mail
• Mr. Hogan, environmen­tal steward
• Posturing on population
• #JustAJacke­t?
• Where was he in 2016?
• There is no grand bargain with Putin
• The NHL is skating around brain injuries
• Don’t forget: The cruelty is routine
• We’re going to lose this trade war
• How prepared is the world for the next epidemic? This tool tells the score.
• Menus savor the art of the deal With promos tied to Trump headlines, D.C. businesses bank on locals eating their feelings
• Stewart takes on immigratio­n, bigotry
• Trans woman: ID was requested for bathroom
• Computer glitch hits 19,000 Md. voters
• Meet Wonk Cat, who made American University its home
• Hands-on learning is vital to college students, but here’s what it doesn’t teach
• An alumnus reflects on interviewi­ng Asian American applicants to Harvard
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• From potholes to polished pavement: The rebirth of my neighborho­od’s streets
• Wedding party escapes injury after house fire
• Motorist dies in head-on collision
• Arlington soccer tournament promotes gang prevention
• Diversity defines Democratic race
• When our values are upside down
• Washington, drink it in
• HBO’s ‘Believer’ feels like Muzak for the soul
• Flasher shines at Black Cat
• In the title role of “Idomeneo” at Wolf Trap, Ian Koziara conquers the difficult songs.
• 5 Minutes With . . . Queen Latifah, the commenceme­nt speaker at Strayer University.
• A man chases bear poachers and is chased by a drug cartel in the mountains of Virginia.
• Does God really not give us more than we can handle, or do we handle what is given to us?
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . . ?
• HOROSCOPE
• Alexandria winner is worldly-wise
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• Some group thinking
• A pioneer charts his own course
• Nationals salvage the finale vs. Phillies
• GOLF Bubba Watson fires a 7-under 63 to overcome a six-stroke deficit and win the Travelers Championsh­ip a third time.
• TENNIS Defending champion Roger Federer falls to Borna Coric in the Gerry Weber Open grass-court final in Halle, Germany.
• AUTO RACING A pit bluff allows Martin Truex Jr. to win the NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma for his second victory in three weeks.
• TRACK AND FIELD Devon Allen prevails in a very tight 110-meter hurdle race at the USA Track and Field outdoor championsh­ips.
• Uruguay, the only South American side to have secured a place in the round of 16, faces high-scoring Russia (10 a.m., Fox).
• Chuck Culpepper writes that a rout of Panama could be a sign the English are ready to move past recent failures.
• Sparks drub Liberty to stay atop WNBA
• Baltimore can’t complete the sweep
• Hellickson struggles in start for Potomac
• Spain vs. Morocco
• Iran vs. Portugal
• Kane notches hat trick as England cruises into the round of 16

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