What to watch on TV tonight: ‘The Flay List’ premieres on Food NetworkThe Washington Post - By Nina ZafarThe Outpost (CW at 8) Tobin has to face a cousin he hates. Gwynn then makes Tobin an offer he can’t refuse. Big Brother (CBS at 9) After the group established veto power, one of the houseguests is evicted.
Why Russia’s relationship with the G-7 collapsedThe Washington Post - By Adam TaylorWant smart analysis of the most important news in your inbox every weekday, along with other global reads, interesting ideas and opinions? Sign up for the Today’s WorldView newsletter . President Trump
TV and radio listings: August 22The Washington Post2 p.m. San Francisco at Chicago Cubs » MLB Network 7 p.m. Washington at Pittsburgh » MASN, WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM) 7 p.m. Cleveland at New York Mets » MLB Network 10 p.m. New York Yankees at Oakland
Ask Amy: Lost love resurfaces as soul mateThe Washington Post - By Amy DickinsonDear Amy: At the age of 21, I was in love with “Steve.” We planned a life together, but broke up for a bunch of dumb reasons. We’d see each other every two or three years at gatherings with mutual friends.
Miss Manners: Be true to yourself, but avoid rudenessThe Washington Post - By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina MartinBeing true to oneself is a poor excuse for being rude to others. Miss Manners is aware that it is often easier or more convenient to be rude than to be polite, and that many honest, natural impulses are
Hints From Heloise: Shopping for school suppliesThe Washington Post - By HeloiseDear Readers: It’s back-to-school time, and time to shop for school supplies. Your child’s school should put out a list of required supplies — the list is usually available at big retailers, grocers and
Carolyn Hax: Young kids and full-time jobs suck the air out of their relationshipThe Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxHi, Carolyn: My husband and I had Baby No. 3 this year, we also have 3- and 5-year-olds. We have a pretty good life and are essentially living the dream, I’m sure. We both work full time and put all of
Washington Spirit can’t find the net, settles for scoreless draw against UtahThe Washington Post - By Matthew GutierrezThe threats came one after the other: Good feeds and through-balls to the box went wasted. Several corner kicks fluttered near the goal, producing quality chances for headers that drifted wide. Washington
Orioles surrender record-tying home run in victory over RoyalsThe Washington Post - By Peter SchmuckBALTIMORE — The ball was flying out of Camden Yards again Wednesday night, and this time it was the Baltimore Orioles who were providing most of the meteor shower. They hit four homers and trounced the
Wayne Rooney gets sent off early, and D.C. United falls to the New York Red BullsThe Washington Post - By Emily GiambalvoD.C. United began Wednesday night’s game without urgency or cohesion, and the rivalry match against the New York Red Bulls quickly turned in the visitors’ favor. It seemed to be the early stages of a disaster
Officer who punched teen in face said he was resisting. But video ‘raises concerns,’ chief says.The Washington Post - By Michael Brice-SaddlerAs a police officer patted him down, 17-year-old London Wallace stood with his arms behind his head. When another officer pointed and ordered him to sit, the teen walked in that direction. It was then
After one-day lull, Nationals’ bats awaken in another rout of PiratesThe Washington Post - By Jesse DoughertyPITTSBURGH — The Washington Nationals’ offense took a short break, caught its breath and went right back to harming baseballs at PNC Park on Wednesday. It has become recent routine for the Nationals, up
Jay Inslee, governor who centered climate change in presidential race, drops out of the contestThe Washington Post - By Eli RosenbergWashington Gov. Jay Inslee, who entered the 2020 contest by making the case that climate change is the central issue of our time, dropped out of the Democratic presidential race on Wednesday. Inslee announced
Play button Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, who made climate change his central issue, drops out of Democratic presidential race for 2020The Washington Post - By Eli RosenbergWashington Gov. Jay Inslee, who entered the 2020 contest by making the case that climate change is the central issue of our time, dropped out of the Democratic presidential race on Wednesday. Inslee announced
South Africa bans most displays of the apartheid flag, a symbol of ‘a crime against humanity’The Washington Post - By Katie MettlerFlying an apartheid-era flag in South Africa is now considered a crime under most circumstances, according to a ruling from the nation’s Equality Court. In a firmly worded decision filed Wednesday, Judge
South Africa bans most displays of the apartheid flag, a symbol of ‘a crime against humanity’The Washington Post - By Katie MettlerFlying an apartheid-era flag in South Africa is now considered a crime under most circumstances, according to a ruling from the nation’s Equality Court. In a firmly worded decision filed Wednesday, Judge
Trump critics eye GOP primary race, even if defeating him seems ‘preposterous’The Washington Post - By Robert Costa, Philip RuckerJoe Walsh, a pugnacious former congressman, is preparing a Republican primary challenge to President Trump that he previewed as a daily “bar fight” with the incumbent over his morality and competency.
The adviser who scripts Trump’s immigration policyThe Washington Post - By Nick MiroffWith unswerving loyalty, Stephen Miller has singular control of an issue central to the presidency At President Trump’s speeches and rallies, Stephen Miller often can be found backstage, watching the operator.
It takes about three weeks for Americans to stop paying attention after a mass shootingThe Washington Post - By Philip BumpPresident Trump reportedly spoke by phone Tuesday with the head of the National Rifle Association, assuring the head of the gun group that the White House didn’t plan on pushing for an expansion of background
Nashville, TN A local's guide to Nashville, Tennessee, United States - The Washington PostThe Washington PostIn a cafe perched above the Cumberland River on Rutledge Hill, coffee geeks Ben and Rachel Lehman offer not only the city’s best cup of joe but also roasted-in-house beans, gadgets and guidance for those
We already have a Greenland. It’s called Alaska.The Washington Post - By Heather A. ConleyHeather A. Conley is senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia and the Arctic at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington and a former deputy assistant secretary of state in the
The layers of Jeffrey Epstein’s connectionsThe Washington Post - By Joshua PartlowWhen crossing oceans on his private jet, hosting friends in his Manhattan, Palm Beach and New Mexico homes, or stopping by his private Caribbean island, Jeffrey Epstein was surrounded by businessmen and
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro wants to develop the Amazon. The indigenous Munduruku see the end of their way of life.The Washington PostBrazilian President Jair Bolsonaro campaigned on promises to cut environmental red tape and attract development to the Amazon. The centerpiece of his project: Hydro-electric dams, to harness the gushing
Larry Swearingen, claimed science excluded him as killer, is executed by TexasThe Washington Post - By Tom JackmanLarry Swearingen, who claimed to his dying breath that he did not commit the murder of 19-year-old Melissa Trotter in 1998, was executed by injection Wednesday night at the state prison in Huntsville,
Trump just bought himself months of court frustration with his latest immigration ruleThe Washington Post - By Harry LitmanIn its announced plan to ask a U.S. district court judge on Friday to terminate the Flores Settlement Agreement, which for nearly three years has stymied a key part of the Trump agenda on immigration,
Trump can’t soothe markets by blaming his Fed chairThe Washington Post - By Editorial BoardINCOHERENCE FROM President Trump is not a new phenomenon. But the messages emanating from the White House on the economy have become remarkably dissonant. Mr. Trump tweeted on Monday that the “Economy
China is copying Russia’s Internet attacks. It’s good that Twitter and Facebook responded.The Washington Post - By Editorial BoardA LESSON learned from Russia’s use of disinformation and weaponized social media in the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign is how it can be both invidious and insinuating, creeping up where it is least expected.
D.C.’s test scores are up. The credit should go to better teaching.The Washington Post - By Editorial BoardTHE D.C. school system’s central office has seen a fair amount of turmoil in recent years, with controversies and changes in school leadership. So there was some understandable worry that the troubles
America, please look beyond your self interest and do your dutyThe Washington Post - By Lisa Monaco and Ken WainsteinLisa Monaco served as homeland security adviser to President Barack Obama. Ken Wainstein was homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush. Both Monaco and Wainstein served as chief of staff to
Trump claims he’s the messiah. Maybe he should quit while he’s ahead.The Washington Post - By Dana MilbankFor a man who sees himself as the messiah, President Trump has a lackluster record on Earth. On Wednesday morning, he tweeted out with approval a conspiracy theorist’s claim that Israelis view Trump “like
