| Syria shows that Russia built an effective military. How will Putin use it?; The election season of discontent; Anxious about Trump? Try being a foreign ambassador.; Sanders accuses an Ariz. sheriff of ‘un-American’ tactics; Fact Checker: 4 Pinocchios for Trump’s trade rhetoric; | | | | | | | The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors |
| | | | | The election season of discontent | | With so much anger in America, a pair of reporters took to the road in search of its causes. For every person who felt threatened by how the country was changing, there was someone who had endured hardship but still felt optimistic. | | By David Maraniss and Robert Samuels • Read more » |
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| Anxious about Trump? Try being a foreign ambassador. | | Diplomats from many of America’s allies said there has not been a U.S. election since World War II in which representatives of foreign nations have felt so completely cut off from a presidential candidate or so unsure of his view of foreign policy. | | By Mary Jordan • Read more » |
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| | | | | | | The musical prodigy who stole a prized Stradivarius | | The crime defied logic. Philip Johnson brazenly stole a priceless 18th-century violin while its owner, musician Roman Totenberg, was just feet away. Johnson played it in plain sight — the instrument unrecognized until after his death 31 years later. | | By Geoff Edgers • Read more » |
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