The Washington Postadded this to WorldIran Iran says path to diplomacy ‘permanently closed’ following U.S. sanctionsThe Washington Post - By Erin Cunningham, Ruth EglashDUBAI — The United States has “permanently closed” the path to diplomacy with Iran by targeting the country’s supreme leader and other officials in a new round of sanctions, a spokesman for the Iranian
The Washington Postadded this to WorldNorth Korea One-third of Americans would support a preemptive nuclear strike on North Korea, researchers sayThe Washington Post - By Simon DenyerTOKYO — More than a third of Americans would support a preemptive nuclear strike on North Korea if that country tested a long-range missile capable of reaching the United States, new research has found,
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsU.S. Politics Introducing The Fact Checker’s guide to manipulated videoThe Washington Post - By Glenn KesslerIf a picture says a thousand words, video can be even more powerful. But the Internet is increasingly populated with false and misleading videos — spread by politicians, advocacy groups and others — viewed
The Washington Postadded this to WorldRecep Tayyip Erdoğan The global importance of Istanbul’s electionThe Washington Post - By Ishaan TharoorWant smart analysis of the most important news in your inbox every weekday along with other global reads, interesting ideas and opinions to know? Sign up for the Today’s WorldView newsletter . On one the
The Washington Postadded this to SportsMegan Rapinoe Trump says Megan Rapinoe’s silence during national anthem at World Cup is inappropriateThe Washington Post - By Jake RussellAs her teammates have sung along to “The Star-Spangled Banner” before each World Cup match, United States soccer star and national team co-captain Megan Rapinoe has stood silently, lips sealed. President
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleAmy Dickinson Ask Amy: Parents want boyfriend to go, but daughter followsThe Washington Post - By Amy DickinsonDear Amy: Five years ago, I entered a relationship with a woman I had dated in junior high school, way back in 1980. We met as friends, the relationship blossomed, and we were married about 20 months At
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleEtiquette Miss Manners: Etiquette doesn’t mean accepting unwanted embracesThe Washington Post - By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina MartinDear Miss Manners: The mother of a church friend has taken to lifting me up off the ground every time she talks to me at church. I’m 24. I let her once, because I thought it was going to be a friendly,
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleLifestyle Hints From Heloise: Does your child have a mortgage?The Washington Post - By HeloiseDear Readers: Your young child may have a play date with a friend, a T-ball lesson, a scavenger hunt, a piano lesson, a boat loan and a mortgage. Wait, a boat loan and a mortgage?! If your child has a
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleCarolyn Hax Carolyn Hax: No, no, no, no, no — Mamma Mia, let me go!The Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxDear Carolyn: Some readers asked for a follow-up [ to my question yesterday]: I have tried, for years, telling my mom in very different ways exactly how this makes me feel. “You say XYZ and the negativity
The Washington Postadded this to SportsSports TV and radio listings: June 25The Washington Post7 p.m. Washington at Miami » MASN, WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM) 7 p.m. San Diego at Baltimore » MASN2, WTEM (980 AM) 7 p.m. New York Mets at Philadelphia » MLB Network 3 p.m. Netherlands vs. Japan Fox
The Washington Postadded this to SportsGiannis Antetokounmpo Giannis Antetokounmpo wins NBA MVP award, completing rise from unknown to superstarThe Washington Post - By Ben GolliverSANTA MONICA, Calif. — During the 2013 NBA draft, analyst Fran Fraschilla introduced Giannis Antetokounmpo, a raw and relatively unknown 18-year-old from Greece, as the evening’s “most mysterious” prospect.
The Washington Postadded this to SportsLawsuits Tiger Woods dropped from wrongful-death lawsuit in FloridaThe Washington Post - By Jake RussellTiger Woods is no longer named as a defendant in a wrongful-death lawsuit that was filed this year in Florida by the parents of a man who died in a one-car crash. The man, who was an employee at a restaurant
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsDonald Trump ’We were overly cautious’: New York Times admits mistake on rape allegation against TrumpThe Washington Post - By Erik WempleNew York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet admitted on Monday that his newspaper didn’t proceed aggressively enough in response to a new sexual-assault allegation against President Trump. “We were overly
The Washington Postadded this to Global OpinionsRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Erdogan’s presidential system isn’t working. The Istanbul election shows why.The Washington Post - By Soner CagaptaySoner Cagaptay is a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and author of “The New Sultan: Erdogan and the Crisis of Modern Turkey.” There was a time when Turkish president Recep
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksNews Maduro’s ex-spy chief lands in U.S. armed with allegations against Venezuelan governmentThe Washington Post - By Anthony FaiolaBOGOTA, Colombia — In a palace said to be filled with plotters, turncoats and thieves, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro could count on the loyalty of at least one man: Gen. Manuel Ricardo Cristopher
The Washington Postadded this to World El exjefe de inteligencia de Maduro llega a EE.UU. con acusaciones en contra del gobierno venezolanoThe Washington Post - By Anthony FaiolaBOGOTÁ, Colombia — En un palacio que según algunos dicen está ocupado por conspiradores, oportunistas y malhechores, el presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro podía al menos contar con la lealtad de un el
The Washington Postadded this to NationalPlanned Parenthood Missouri’s last abortion clinic is running out of time after judge’s latest rulingThe Washington Post - By Reis ThebaultThe only remaining abortion clinic in Missouri is taking its fight to stay open to a state appeals panel. Three days after the Missouri Health Department denied the St. Louis Planned Parenthood’s application
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsIran Trump wants to ‘make Iran great again.’ Here’s how he could.The Washington Post - By Jason RezaianOn Monday, President Trump imposed new sanctions on Iran that targeted the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and related entities. It’s just the latest punitive measure aimed at Tehran
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksU.S. Politics Candidates hunt desperately for viral momentsThe Washington Post - By Amy B WangWhen Ashley Nicole Black wanted to vent about her romantic struggles on Twitter last month, she casually joked about one presidential candidate’s policy-heavy campaign: “Do you think Elizabeth Warren a
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsSean Hannity In text messages to Paul Manafort, Sean Hannity lays bare his valuesThe Washington Post - By Erik WempleOnce upon a time, Sean Hannity was scandalized by emails that suggested members of the mainstream media were allegedly in cahoots with the people they covered. The communications in question surfaced the
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksTechnology Policy Data brokers are selling your secrets. How states are trying to stop themThe Washington Post - By Douglas MacMillanUntil recently, Randy Koloski had never heard of Amerilist, a small business 25 miles north of Manhattan. But for $150, Amerilist makes available a list of information on 5,000 people that includes Koloski’s
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksMichael Jackson Hearing a Michael Jackson song still feels good. Listening has become too painful.The Washington Post - By Chris RichardsYou’re not listening to him anymore, but you still hear him. At nightclubs, restaurants, weddings, shopping malls, grocery stores, ballgames, house parties, block parties, cookouts, spin class, the pool,
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksCathedrals Catholic school fires gay teacher so it can stay in the Indianapolis ArchdioceseThe Washington Post - By Katie MettlerA Catholic high school in Indiana has announced it will “separate” with a teacher who is gay, in what administrators called an “agonizing decision." The move came after 22 months of “earnest and extensive
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsDemocrats America should be horrified by thisThe Washington Post - By Editorial BoardCHILDREN WEARING clothes filthy with snot and tears and food. Children locked in cells nearly all day long, sleeping on cold concrete floors. No windows. Always hungry. No toothbrushes, toothpaste or Children
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksCBD CBD-infused food and beverages are still illegal under U.S. law. So why are they everywhere?The Washington Post - By Laura ReileyIn 2017, no one knew what CBD oil was. In 2018, folks stumbled saying “cannabidiol” (that’s CBD oil) out loud. In 2019, it’s everywhere, and everyone wants in on it. In flavors like “cucumber mint refresh”
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksU.S. Politics Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll voices frustration about lack of consequences for repeated allegations of sexual misconductThe Washington Post - By John WagnerPresident Trump on Monday said New York-based writer E. Jean Carroll was “totally lying” when she accused him of sexually assaulting her more than two decades ago, adding that Carroll is “not my type.”
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksLifestyle Summer means a parade of long, sunny days, and it’s actually the worstThe Washington Post - By Elahe IzadiThe first in a series of stories calling into question the supposed joys of summer. The annual summer solstice — when the northern pole on our ever-twirling planet achieves its maximum tilt toward the
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsCody Bellinger Other MLB teams should follow the Nationals’ lead and add more protective nettingThe Washington Post - By Editorial Board“I SAW it literally hit her face,” Dodgers star Cody Bellinger said Sunday. “It was tough.” Earlier in the day Mr. Bellinger had hit a foul ball down the first base line, striking a young woman in the
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsTrump Tower Businessman involved in Trump Tower Moscow discussions to appear before Intelligence Committee staffThe Washington Post - By Tom HamburgerThe House Intelligence Committee is expected to hear Tuesday from a businessman who worked with the Trump Organization on a couple of projects, including briefly discussing building a Trump tower in Moscow.
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsProduct Recalls I do have values, I swear, I just can’t recall what they areThe Washington Post - By Alexandra PetriLet me make one thing clear: The treatment that children are receiving at the border, reported with horror by those lawyers — this is not against my values. Do not misunderstand! I still have more values
