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Politics Insider for May 3: Angry so-cons; the love-fest in Ontario

Mark Zuckerberg was more Frankenstein than John D. Rockefeller as he begged forgiveness of U.S. senators, reports Allen Abel

Scott Gilmore: While America slinks into isolation and Russia jokes on Twitter, Beijing is shaping the world order

Isabela Barry lost her best friend in Parkland. How she and her classmates came to Washington to sing, rage and show America what change will look like.

Republican Senator Jeff Flake delivered a scathing speech in Washington this week, warning about the threats that Donald Trump’s politics pose to American democracy and decency. Here are his seven most powerful points.

Funded by billionaire creationists, the museum of the Bible is getting attention mainly for what’s missing: lots of evangelizing

Allen Abel in Washington: While tackling Obamacare and Iran, Donald Trump finds his adoring flock at the Christian Values Voter Summit

On his trip to Washington, the PM will keep trying to befriend the volatile Trump, but the options to salvage the deal are narrowing

Another mass shooting, another day in Washington. ‘It’s hard to eliminate people who are madmen, no matter what we do,’ says one senator.

From the parking lot up to Section 412, fans of the Washington Redskins came to watch some football, and talk about their basic rights

From his controversial executive orders to his awkward handshakes, here’s a look back at Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office.

The president is waging an ill-conceived and dangerous war against the judicial branch