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WASHINGTONPOST (Teo Armus, Michelle Gustafson) - We asked dozens of people what they want from Democrats. Here’s what they said.

At a rest stop off Interstate 95, voters said they are starting to set aside their frustrations to coalesce around the party’s midterm candidates.

WASHINGTONPOST (Washington Post readers) - The 98-year-old activist who always felt ‘dandy,’ and other lives we’ve lost

A car salesman who became a teacher. An actor with a talent for drawing LBJ. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Col. Rob Maness Smeared by The Washington Post

Col. Rob Maness: Law Breaking At The Pentagon, WaPo’s Lies, Press Leaks As many headlines come down about the latest at The Pentagon, Col. Rob Maness joins Roger Stone to clear the air.  Sets the Record Straight on The Roger Stone Show on 77WABC Radio TODAY! Joins The StoneZONE on 77 WABCLISTEN LIVE — 8 […] The post Col. Rob Maness Smeared by The Washington Post appeared first on StoneZone .

Col. Rob Maness: Law Breaking At The Pentagon, WaPo’s Lies, Press Leaks As many headlines come down about the latest at The Pentagon, Col. Rob Maness joins Roger Stone to clear the air.  Sets the Record Straight on The Roger Stone Show on 77WABC Radio TODAY! Joins The StoneZONE on 77 WABC LISTEN LIVE — 8 PM ET: http://WABCRadio.com The post Col. Rob Maness Smeared by The Washington Post appeared first on StoneZone .Open

WASHINGTONPOST (Hannah Natanson) - Judge rules West Point policy restricting professors’ speech is unconstitutional

A ruling in a free speech case against West Point permits professors at the academy to speak and write without prior approval.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'What's our beef with the Canadians?': Economist says Trump's tariffs are 'surprisingly big deal'

Canada retaliated to President Trump's escalating trade war with tariffs on U.S. goods. Host of MS NOW's "The 11th Hour" Ali Velshi, Economist and Nobel Laureate Paul Waldman and Author of The Washington Post's "Early Brief Newsletter" Dan Merica join Katy Tur to break down the potential economic impact.

WASHINGTONPOST (Cat Zakrzewski) - Honoring 9/11 heroes, Trump repeats disputed account of his role in recovery

Trump awarded the Medal of Freedom posthumously to Welles Crowther, who saved an estimated 18 people before dying in the World Trade Center.

WASHINGTONPOST (Julie Z. Weil) - Did we make it too hard to get a mortgage after 2008? A new report says yes.

Some say the pendulum has swung too far since the 2008 housing crisis. Others warn that looser standards for who qualifies for a mortgage once led to disaster.

WASHINGTONPOST (Washington Post readers) - The photographer who created magical worlds with dolls, and other lives we’ve lost

A mom who started a new career in her 40s. An uncle who was moved to tears by an eclipse. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.

WASHINGTONPOST (Perry Stein, Paul Schwartzman) - Inside Pirro’s special grand jury probe into D.C. agencies supervising kids

The investigation appears focused on whether officials are adequately supervising children in and out of school, with scrutiny on attendance and social worker visits.