• President Trump relies on populist language to appeal to the white working class. But a look at his legislative record shows that he has accomplished little for them, instead favoring corporate interests.
• At the Teen Student Action Summit 2019, Mr. Trump repackaged his campaign-rally red meat into child-size portions, calling a Muslim congresswoman a “crazed lunatic,” falsely claiming that undocumented immigrants can vote, and accusing the election system in states like California of being rigged.
• More than three million people would lose their food stamps under a new rule proposed Tuesday by the Agriculture Department to change the program’s eligibility requirements. Critics say the rule will punish the working poor.
• Boris Johnson, the brash standard-bearer for a British exit from the European Union, won the contest to become the next prime minister on Tuesday. Here’s what that could mean for Brexit, and a look at his relationship with Mr. Trump.
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Today’s On Politics briefing was compiled by Isabella Grullón Paz in New York.
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