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Volkswagen kept a dark secret in the Amazon. Then a priest made a call. (Rafael Vilela for The Post) Poor laborers were lured to the automaker’s cattle ranch in the Amazon and promised a better life. Brazilian prosecutors say many were enslaved. By Terrence McCoy and Marina Dias   Read more     Experts say Trump’s DOJ ties deepened fallout over the Epstein files   Interrogating a cold-case killer: ‘Honey, your DNA was in the crime scene’    Guest Column  Tracey Woodruff I’m a microplastics researcher. Here’s how I limit the plastic in my life.   Opinion  George F. Will Does Trump understand what ‘the West’ is? Does the West itself know?   Where will the next big hurricane hit? Ask the sharks.   U.S. deportees, freed from Salvadoran prison, describe ‘horror movie’   Obama’s office: Trump administration’s treason claims are a ‘distraction’   Judges’ move to oust Trump U.S. attorney pick Habba triggers a showdown   Review  Chris Klimek Finally, the Fantastic Four get the movie they (and we) deserve   Advertisement   Peacocks roamed a historic hotel. Then they were stolen, management says.   EPA drafts rule to strike down landmark climate finding   Their parents are fired feds. They want senators to listen to them.   No charges for Jacksonville officers who punched Black man during arrest   Why you should buy your berries in the freezer aisle   Advertisement   Ukraine’s top commander asks Trump to help take the war to Russia   FEMA moved quickly to help Texas. These other states are still waiting.   Pets are still being rescued from Texas floods. This 11-year-old is helping.   Opinion  David Ignatius How strategists think about keeping the peace in the Taiwan Strait    Column  Carolyn Hax Embarrassing, off-script officiant steals couple’s thoughtful show