Evening Edition: After bin Laden raid, CIA chief in Pakistan suspected he was poisoned

Ryan declines to support Trump: 'I'm not there right now'; Can Clinton's focus on experience work against Trump where his other rivals failed?; What you should see — and not see — in theaters this summer; Federal government to regulate e-cigarettes, bans sales to teens under 18; Turkey's prime minister resigns amid high-level rifts and deepening crises; Russian delegation arrives in Palmyra, sending message about influence in Syria ; DNA of ancient Europeans reveals the Ice Age was as dramatic as 'Game of Thrones'; Why the weight loss study everyone has been sharing is misleading; Why a Trump-supporting tow truck driver says he refused service to a Sanders supporter; WorldViews: Trump will soon get briefings from spy agencies. It might not go well.; The Fix: Clinton will soon realize Trump is very hard to run against; For 'The Good Wife,' mission accomplished: Alicia has triumphed; It's the NCAA's fault that Ole Miss lineman Laremy Tunsil was driven toward low-lifes; HOWARD'S TEST;   The day's most important stories   Washington Post illustration; Source: EPA After bin Laden raid, CIA chief in Pakistan suspected he was poisoned Agency officials continue to think that it is plausible — if not provable — that the Islamabad station chief's sudden illness was somehow orchestrated by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency. By Greg Miller  •  Read more » Ryan declines to support Trump: 'I'm not there right now' The House speaker and co-chairman of the GOP convention became the highest-ranking Republican to openly question whether he'd support Donald Trump's run for the presidency. By Paul Kane  •  Read more »   Can Clinton's focus on experience work against Trump where his other rivals failed? It's an open question whether Hillary Clinton can wrest control of an election conversation in which Republican primary voters have spurned the vast experience of Donald Trump's rivals in favor of his more bombastic rhetoric. By Anne Gearan  •  Read more »   What you should see — and not see — in theaters this summer From the latest in the Captain America franchise to the sequel to "Finding Nemo" to a female ghost-busting troupe, here are the potential blockbusters and duds of the season, ranked by their buzzworthiness. By Michael O'Sullivan  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Federal government to regulate e-cigarettes, bans sales to teens under 18 The requirements, which apply to electronic cigarettes, cigars, hookahs and pipe tobacco, mark the first time the FDA has regulated any of the products. By Laurie McGinley and Brady Dennis  •  Read more »   Turkey's prime minister resigns amid high-level rifts and deepening crises Ahmet Davutoglu bowed out of elections, paving the way for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to consolidate power. By Erin Cunningham  •  Read more »   Russian delegation arrives in Palmyra, sending message about influence in Syria The entourage's arrival was another show of support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad amid mounting Western pressures to make political concessions to help end the nation's civil war. By Andrew Roth  •  Read more »   DNA of ancient Europeans reveals the Ice Age was as dramatic as 'Game of Thrones' Clashing cultures. The occasional hanky-panky with other species. A new study of genetic material from the period reveals a continent roiling with change. By Sarah Kaplan  •  Read more »   Why the weight loss study everyone has been sharing is misleading There's substantial research on whether, and how much, your metabolism slows after weight loss, and the "Biggest Loser" study is a definite outlier. By Tamar Haspel  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Why a Trump-supporting tow truck driver says he refused service to a Sanders supporter "Every business dealing in recent history that I've had with a socialist-minded person, I haven't got paid," the North Carolina driver said. By Sarah Larimer  •  Read more »   WorldViews: Trump will soon get briefings from spy agencies. It might not go well. Where should the U.S. intelligence community's first PowerPoint presentation for Trump begin? By Greg Miller  •  Read more »   The Fix: Clinton will soon realize Trump is very hard to run against What Donald Trump has to do with pickup basketball. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more »   For 'The Good Wife,' mission accomplished: Alicia has triumphed As the hit series comes to a close Sunday night, we are reminded that Julianna Margulies's character will always persevere — and perhaps even thrive. By Hank Stuever  •  Read more »   It's the NCAA's fault that Ole Miss lineman Laremy Tunsil was driven toward low-lifes After a video surfaced minutes before the NFL draft of the projected No. 1 pick smoking pot, it appears that the NCAA has become a potential breeding ground for extortion. By Sally Jenkins  •  Read more »   HOWARD'S TEST As higher education is transformed by soaring student loan debt and the Web redefining the college experience, Howard University is struggling to sustain a student population disproportionately in need. By Marcia Davis  •  Read more »           Share Evening Edition:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. 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