Politics P.M.: Obama started Instagramming this week. Here's what he came up with.

John Kasich: Raising minimum wage unwisely could create ‘morale problems’ for skilled workers

Politics moves fast — stay updated as you end the day Obama started Instagramming this week. Here’s what he came up with. By Elise Viebeck Yes, President Obama is now just like us.  Read full article » Kerry calls Iran deal opposition 'self-destructive' In a speech Sept. 2, Secretary of State John Kerry had harsh words for lawmakers opposed to the Iran nuclear deal, saying the United States would "pay an immeasurable price" on the world stage if the deal was blocked.  Read full article » Don’t look now, but VP Biden has his own press pool. What does it mean for 2016? By David Nakamura The surge of interest in Obama's deputy continues as Biden heads to Florida.  Read full article » Kasich dishes out bacon filter for snapchat in N.H. In Hooksett, N.H., Post reporter David Weigel tests out the bacon-themed snapchat geo-filter that presidential candidate John Kasich's campaign rolled out for New Hampshire social media users Sept. 2.  Read full article » John Kasich’s bacon-themed Snapchat filter reaches New Hampshire voters By Sarah Parnass Wake up and smell the snapchat.  Read full article » Obama secures votes to protect Iran nuclear deal By Karoun Demirjian and Carol Morello The question now is whether supporters of the deal can get enough votes in the Senate to filibuster attempts to scuttle the agreement with Iran.  Read full article » John Kasich: Raising minimum wage unwisely could create ‘morale problems’ for skilled workers By David Weigel "We'd all like to see it go up, but we don't want to see the unintended consequence of people losing their jobs," he said in New Hampshire.   Read full article » Commerce official let her kids watch porn on federal computers, then told investigators she saw nothing wrong with it By Lisa Rein The accumulation of misdeeds described by the Commerce Department watchdog also included a layover in Paris, partly funded by taxpayers.   Read full article »   The Post recommends: The 5-Minute Fix Keep up with politics with Amber Phillips three times a week. Sign me up   UPDATE: Now Rick Perry has no paid staffers left in New Hampshire, says former top adviser By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune Perry's presidential campaign fell to one paid staffer earlier his week.  Read full article » OPM awards identity protection contract; Uber drivers granted class-action status; investors question cyber start-ups By Elise Viebeck OPM awards identity protection contract; Uber drivers granted class-action status; investors question cyber start-ups.  Read full article » Watch out for the Trump tax plan and get ready for a tough autumn, Washington By Kelsey Snell   Read full article » Secret drones to fight Islamic State, migration fumbles in Europe, one vote shy of Iran deal, talk of Sweden to NATO By Karoun Demirjian Your morning roundup of defense and foreign policy news.  Read full article »                      You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Politics P.M. newsletter. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this e-mail has been sent to you in error, or you no longer wish to receive e-mail from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2015 The Washington Post  |  1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071