The Washington Post is reporting that the Michigan Senate primary represents a battle for the Democratic Party's future. It said the race between Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed is a closely watched contest, pitting the party's establishment against its left wing.
The Post also reported that Donald J Trump's claims of vandalism at the renovated Reflecting Pool have been challenged. It said Trump criticized U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after she dropped vandalism cases, attributing the damage to rushed and flawed contractor work.
Separately, The Washington Post is reporting an investigation found predatory trade schools defrauded the Department of Veterans Affairs and taxpayers of over $300 million from the GI Bill. It said these schools often achieved this by offering short and easy courses.
Finally, The Washington Post is reporting on the brain's ability to recover after individuals stop or reduce alcohol consumption. It said evidence indicates that even low levels of drinking can cause harm, but the brain can show some recovery.