Entertainment Emmys 2019 FAQ: How to live-stream the show, where to watch on TVThe Washington Post - By Emily YahrThe 71st Primetime Emmy Awards air Sunday, Sept. 22, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Fox. If you subscribe to a TV provider or have the log-in information, you can stream the show on fox.com/live. You can also
Ebola Tanzania’s refusal to acknowledge possible Ebola cases ‘represents a challenge:’ WHOThe Washington Post - By Max BearakNAIROBI — The World Health Organization released an extraordinary and detailed rebuke late Saturday night of Tanzania’s handling of multiple potential Ebola cases in that country over the course of this
Hong Kong Hong Kong protesters target Beijing-friendly businesses in latest demonstrationThe Washington Post - By Timothyy McLaughlin, Casey QuackenbushHONG KONG — Protesters in Hong Kong marched through shopping malls on Sunday targeting businesses with connections to China — or those perceived to be pro-Beijing — as demonstrations in the city stretched
Sports NFL games TV schedule todayThe Washington Post - By Cindy BorenAfter the first two weeks of the season, a whopping eight NFL teams are in a state of flux at the quarterback position. The Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Pittsburgh Steelers, New Orleans Saints,
Technology Kashmir’s apple harvest turns sour with fear and angerThe Washington Post - By Niha Masih, Joanna Slater, Shams IrfanSOPORE, India — In the disputed Kashmir Valley, a new battlefront has emerged: the apple orchard. A tense standoff between the Indian government and anti-India militants has ensnared apple farmers, whose
Calvin Johnson Calvin Johnson says he learned to play through concussions during his career with the LionsThe Washington Post - By Jacob BogageBefore Calvin Johnson retired from the Detroit Lions, his nine-year NFL career seemingly over in its prime, he got used to suffering concussions. He conservatively estimates he suffered nine in his career.
Sports TV and radio listings: September 22The Washington Post1 p.m. Baltimore at Kansas City » WUSA (Ch. 9), WJZ (Ch. 13), WWDC (104.7 FM), WIYY (97.9 FM), WBAL (1090 AM) 4:05 p.m. New York Giants at Tampa Bay » WBFF (Ch. 45) 4:25 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco
Baltimore Orioles Speed kills Orioles in 13th, as Mallex Smith’s base running wins it for MarinersThe Washington Post - By Jon MeoliA late home run that erases an Orioles lead is nothing new. Allowing Seattle’s Mallex Smith, one of the fastest men in the game, to reach on an error, steal second and score from there on an infield single
Amy Dickinson Ask Amy: Child-free couple wants better family timeThe Washington Post - By Amy DickinsonDear Amy: My spouse and I have decided not to have children. This is for several reasons, including: (1) we have multiple pets whose companionship brings us immeasurable joy, and are quite happy when are
Lifestyle Carolyn Hax: Insensitive husband just adds to stressed-out new mom’s burdenThe Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxHi, Carolyn: My husband and I have three kids, 10, 8 and 1 (who was a surprise but is such a blessing). I gained a lot of weight in this last pregnancy. I am in my 40s and had a hard time with my pregnancy
Sports The Nationals blow a late four-run lead but rally in 10th for 10-4 winThe Washington Post - By Jesse DoughertyMIAMI — If not for Brian Dozier, if not for the six-run rally he sparked, if not for the last-ditch damage control from an otherwise leaky bullpen, it could have been a very bad Saturday night for the
U.S. Politics Trump’s favorite TV network has some bad news about his reelection prospectsThe Washington Post - By Philip BumpThe 2020 election will not be held tomorrow, which is almost certainly good news for President Trump. A poll released Wednesday by Fox News offers numbers stacking Trump up against leading Democratic in
Politics Joe Biden’s two-word retort to an array of challenges: Barack ObamaThe Washington Post - By JM RiegerFormer vice president Joe Biden returned to a familiar refrain at the beginning of the third Democratic presidential debate: extolling Barack Obama’s record as president and his role in it. (You can watch
Politics A central 2020 question for Democrats: How critical are working-class white voters?The Washington Post - By Philip BumpThere are any number of policy disputes within the 2020 Democratic presidential nominating contest, from nuanced differences over expanding access to health care to sweeping debates over the best approach
U.S. Politics Southern black mayors to 2020 Democratic hopefuls: Don’t overlook usThe Washington Post - By Sean SullivanFour African American mayors from cities in the South are sending a clear warning to the Democratic presidential hopefuls: Don’t forget about us. The Democratic mayors of New Orleans; Columbia, S.C.; Miss.;
U.S. Politics Seventeen Democratic hopefuls blitz Iowa Steak Fry as the competition for votes intensifiesThe Washington Post - By Holly Bailey, Isaac Stanley-Becker, Amy B WangDES MOINES — Jill Van Cleave wore so many campaign stickers on the front of her shirt there was almost no room left. Among them was the red and black emblem of Cory Booker, the blue and gold logo of Pete
U.S. Presidential Election Running up the score in House races could deliver White House to DemocratsThe Washington PostThat’s one of the key findings of an intensive report by Third Way, a center-left think tank that analyzed all 235 districts held by House Democrats to look at where the fault lines were not just for House
Cory Booker Cory Booker once allied himself with Betsy DeVos on school choice. Not anymore.The Washington Post - By Michael KranishNEWARK — Cory Booker was a little-known member of the Newark City Council 19 years ago when he received an extraordinary invitation from a Michigan group connected to Betsy DeVos, now the U.S. Secretary
U.S. Politics Warren passes Biden, takes the lead in prized Iowa pollThe Washington Post - By Isaac Stanley-BeckerDES MOINES — Sen. Elizabeth Warren surged to first place in a respected poll of likely Iowa caucus-goers released on Saturday. The poll is the first from the Des Moines Register, together with CNN and
U.S. Politics Trump’s Ukraine call reveals a president convinced of his own invincibilityThe Washington Post - By Philip Rucker, Robert Costa, Rachael BadeWhen the July 24 congressional testimony of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III deflated the impeachment hopes of Democrats, President Trump crowed “no collusion” and claimed vindication from accusations
Entertainment Review | 12 new fall shows to watch (‘Unbelievable,’ ‘Evil,’ ‘Watchmen’) and 5 you can probably skipThe Washington Post - By Hank StueverIt’s not going to be a particularly tranquil fall for TV connoisseurs, as the major players march further into a streaming war. As if you had the time or additional money, both Disney and Apple are set
Streaming Don’t count the old networks out yet. Their fall shows aren’t bad, and their potential audience is huge.The Washington Post - By Hank StueverWhy does prime-time network television exist? We ask this every fall. One obvious answer has been quite plain for almost two decades now: ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox are the places to win singing and talent
Ukraine Ukrainian leaders feel demands by Trump and Giuliani for Biden probe leave Kiev trappedThe Washington Post - By Michael Birnbaum, David L. SternKIEV, Ukraine — Ukrainian leaders are trapped in the middle of a very Washington firefight, facing mounting pressure from President Trump and his allies to investigate the son of political rival Joe Biden,
U.S. Presidential Election ‘We love our Hispanics!’ Will Latino Republicans stick with Trump?The Washington Post - By Vanessa WilliamsAbout US is a new initiative by The Washington Post to cover issues of identity in the United States. Sign up for the newsletter . President Trump went to New Mexico this week to court Hispanic voters
U.S. Politics Some Democrats have reservations about candidates’ age — but the oldest primary contenders are leading the packThe Washington Post - By Eugene ScottThe “age question” that burst into the open in last week’s debate got some fresh validation Tuesday from an unlikely source: Former president Jimmy Carter said there should be a limit on the age of a and
Democrats Analysis | The Trailer: Going negative doesn't seem to be working for 2020 DemocratsThe Washington Post - By David Weigel
Joe Biden ‘He knows I’ll beat him like a drum’: Biden accuses Trump of abusing power to smear himThe Washington Post - By Colby ItkowitzJoe Biden hit back Saturday after being swept up in President Trump’s latest national controversy, providing an early look at how he’ll respond to Trump’s attacks. This week, The Washington Post reported
Hunter Biden Scrutiny over Trump’s Ukraine scandal may also complicate Biden’s campaignThe Washington Post - By Matt ViserJoe Biden intended to spend Friday talking about climate change and his long-standing support for the gay and lesbian community. Instead, he was thrust into the center of the latest White House scandal
U.S. Politics ICE to resume detaining migrant families at Texas facilityThe Washington Post - By Maria SacchettiU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will soon resume detaining migrant families in Texas, at a facility outside of San Antonio, clearing the way for the agency to detain hundreds of additional parents
U.S. Politics Why some D.C. residents want landmark status for a public housing complexThe Washington Post - By Paul SchwartzmanOn a recent tour of the remnants of the Barry Farm public housing complex in Southeast Washington, historians rattled off reasons the city should landmark the property, including that hundreds of freed
