The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsConservative View Russia is interfering in our elections again. Trump won’t let the intelligence community say so. The Washington Post - Max Boot“The options faced by the intelligence community during Trump’s presidency have been stark: avoid infuriating the president but compromise the agencies’ ostensible independence, or assert that independence
The Washington Postflipped into LocalChevy Chase Black Lives Matter banner set on fire outside Chevy Chase home The Washington Post - By Emily DaviesPolice responded Saturday morning to reports of a partially burned Black Lives Matter banner on the front lawn of a private residence in Chevy Chase, Maryland. There were no suspects or arrests as of afternoon,
The Washington Postflipped into EducationGeorgia State University Packed dorms are risky. A student housing company still pressured colleges to not limit capacity. The Washington Post - By Meryl KornfieldAs universities anticipate beginning classes in the fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, a private student housing company pushed contracted colleges to maintain dorm capacity, according to communications
The Washington Postflipped into BusinessVeterans After hundreds of covid-19 deaths in state-run veterans homes, lawmakers press VA to adhere to science The Washington Post - By Alexa Mikhail, Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff, Joel JacobsA U.S. congresswoman from Pennsylvania, riled by the experimental use of hydroxychloroquine in a nursing home for veterans in her home district, is among several lawmakers calling on the U.S. Department
The Washington Postflipped into PoliticsSexuality University of Massachusetts launches investigation into allegations of sexual impropriety against congressional candidate The Washington Post - By Karoun DemirjianThe University of Massachusetts is launching an investigation into allegations that Alex Morse, a local mayor challenging Rep. Richard E. Neal (D-Mass.) in a primary next month, had sexual relationships
The Washington Postflipped into SportsDave Martinez The Nationals’ first road trip is imminent, and they know ‘we got to do our part’ to stay safe The Washington Post - By Jesse DoughertySince July 3, when summer training began in Washington, the Nationals’ list of challenges has been both long and incomplete. They canceled an early workout after a lag in novel coronavirus test results.
