Who’s leading the wide-open 2028 Democratic presidential field?

 (The Washington Post)

No candidate has jumped in, but governors, senators and former contenders are already shaping the race.

Loan rules would gut aid for college students whose majors yield low-paying jobs

Park Service officials raised alarms over Trump administration’s tennis center plan

Trump might be losing the farm vote over trade and Iran

Trump’s name may come off the Kennedy Center. He could still destroy it.

Seeking a $54 billion arsenal of killer drones, Pentagon turns to former hobbyists

Iran and U.S. trade strikes as deal to end war remains elusive

The bizarre race to succeed California Gov. Gavin Newsom

A Democrat in Iowa tests whether attacking Schumer pays off

Scallion oil is a two-for-one ingredient you’ll want to put on everything

The Montana license plate loophole is a warning about tax policy

A groom with cold feet is reluctant to walk away

2 habits to kick — and 2 to start — after a cancer diagnosis

 (Washington Post illustration; iStock)

Adopting certain healthy habits — and cutting out a couple detrimental ones — can improve your outcomes.

Why these treatments for one of the deadliest cancers are stirring such hope

More Americans are surviving cancer — even the deadliest ones