The Washington Postflipped into SportsSimone Biles Olympic champion Simone Biles leaves Nike for Athleta verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Liz ClarkeIn a major marketing move that signals her commitment to advancing girls’ and women’s issues, reigning World and Olympic champion Simone Biles has parted with longtime sponsor Nike and signed with Athleta....
The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsTucker Carlson The hidden scam behind Tucker Carlson and the right’s ‘replacement’ game verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Greg SargentWe probably shouldn’t be surprised by this, but Tucker Carlson’s “replacement” rhetoric is demonstrating far more appeal on the right than anyone should have naively hoped for. So let’s clarify something...
The Washington Postflipped into WorldSupreme Court of Canada Canada’s Supreme Court says Native American can hunt in British Columbia verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Amanda ColettaTORONTO — The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that Indigenous people who are not Canadian citizens and who do not reside in Canada could have constitutionally protected rights in the country, a decision...
The Washington Postflipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics One year ago today, Trump cemented his coronavirus legacy by promoting a novel treatment: injecting disinfectant verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Philip BumpIt was April 2020 and the world hadn’t entirely figured out how the then-still-novel coronavirus spread. This was a period of transition from wiping everything down to wearing a mask. And so, during the...
The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsPlastic Readers critique The Post: This seemingly silly pose has a storied past verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorEvery week, The Post runs a collection of letters of readers’ grievances — pointing out grammatical mistakes, missing coverage and inconsistencies. These letters tell us what we did wrong and, occasionally,...
The Washington Postflipped into LocalU.S. Politics Senate committee to take up Biden judicial nominees in preview of potential Supreme Court fight verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Ann Marimow, Paul KaneThe Senate Judiciary Committee will take its first look next week at President Biden’s initial batch of judicial nominees in what could serve as a preview of the next battle over the Supreme Court, with...
