The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsU.S. Politics How many migrants show up for immigration court hearings?The Washington Post - By Salvador Rizzo“The vast majority never show up for their hearing, you know, a year, 18 months, down the road.” — Vice President Pence, in an interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” June 23, 2019 Pence: “What we want:
The Washington Postadded this to EntertainmentPresidential Debate Tonight on TV: The First Democratic Presidential Debate; ‘Are You the One’ returns; and moreThe Washington Post - By Savannah StephensThe Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu streaming) The dystopian drama goes to Washington, D.C., after Serena Joy decides she wants to extradite June’s daughter Nichole back to Gilead after seeing her in Canada. Match
The Washington Postadded this to WorldPalestine Forget peace. Trump and Israel want Palestinian surrender.The 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 . It’s tough
The Washington Postadded this to SportsSports TV and radio listings: June 26The Washington Post1 p.m. Toronto at New York Yankees » MLB Network 3 p.m. San Diego at Baltimore » MASN2, WTEM (980 AM) 7 p.m. Washington at Miami » MASN, WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM) 10:30 a.m. Africa Cup of Nations,
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleLifestyle Miss Manners: ‘Small plates’ serving conundrumThe Washington Post - By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina MartinDear Miss Manners: I often eat out alone and order a few appetizers or “small plates” dishes. When they are served, how much is polite to transfer onto my main plate? If more than one item has been delivered
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleAmy Dickinson Ask Amy: Med student’s assault brings on ethical dilemmaThe Washington Post - By Amy DickinsonDear Amy: My daughter, “Carrie,” just started her third year of medical school. Carrie was out over the weekend with a lot of other medical students when one fourth-year student — a large, muscular guy
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleLifestyle Hints From Heloise: Creative cookiesThe Washington Post - By HeloiseDear Heloise: Children love to decorate cookies, and I found it much easier to have the cookies cut out and put on a prepared cookie sheet ready to decorate. My mini muffin pan is a good place to put decorations
The Washington Postadded this to LifestyleCarolyn Hax Carolyn Hax: Don’t walk down the aisle on eggshells. Say ‘I do’ to adulthood.The Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxDear Carolyn: My fiance’s job is detrimental to his mental health, but he needs it for health insurance due to a serious condition. Our wedding is next year. We are considering getting legally married
The Washington Postadded this to SportsMax Scherzer Nationals avoid all the drama for once as Max Scherzer shuts down the MarlinsThe Washington Post - By Jesse DoughertyMIAMI — There was no doubt in this one, no real drama, no wondering if the gap was wide enough to use Trevor Rosenthal, if the bullpen would hold, if this or if that or if something else. There was, by
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksRobert Mueller Mueller to testify to Congress in open session about his investigationThe Washington Post - By Rachael Bade, Matt Zapotosky, Karoun DemirjianFormer special counsel Robert S. Mueller III will testify to Congress in a public session next month about his investigation of Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential campaign and possible obstruction
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' Picks An infant arrived at a hospital with 96 bone fractures. Her parents are accused in her death.The Washington Post - By Hannah KnowlesJazmine Robin spent weeks in the hospital after she was born prematurely, but she left as a healthy baby. Eleven days later, she was back — her cracked skull among 96 bone fractures, Houston authorities
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksHouse Freedom Caucus House passes $4.5 billion emergency border aid bill with provisions for the treatment of migrant children in U.S. custodyThe Washington Post - By Mike DeBonis andThe House passed a $4.5 billion emergency border aid bill Tuesday, one containing provisions for the treatment of migrant children in U.S. custody that Democratic leaders added amid widespread anger in
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsRobert Mueller Mueller to testify before House committees in open session on July 17, committee chairmen announceThe Washington Post - By Washington Post StaffHouse Democrats negotiated for weeks to get former special counsel Robert S. Mueller III to answer lawmakers’ questions about his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible
The Washington Postadded this to NationalOregon Legislative Assembly Oregon Republicans remain in ‘undisclosed locations’ as Senate leader suggests climate bill won’t passThe Washington Post - By Joel Achenbach, Maureen O'HaganSALEM, Ore. — His weary voice emerging from a speakerphone as he spoke from an “undisclosed location,” state Sen. Herman Baertschiger told reporters gathered in his office Tuesday afternoon that he and
The Washington Postadded this to WorldIran As insults fly, options for avoiding conflict between the U.S. and Iran narrowThe Washington Post - By Karen DeYoungAny prospect of easing tensions between the United States and Iran seemed increasingly remote Tuesday, as threats and personal insults flew between the two governments. In language reminiscent of last
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksU.S. Politics ‘Now comes the reckoning’: Trump arrives at global gathering with most of his foreign policy gambits hanging in the balanceThe Washington Post - By David Nakamura, Damian PalettaPresident Trump arrives in Japan on Thursday for a two-day gathering of global leaders with his biggest foreign policy initiatives in the balance and time running out to score a major breakthrough as prepares
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksMoon Our moon — partner, protector, benefactorThe Washington Post - By Sarah KaplanWhen the sun was a newborn and Earth was in its infancy, the solar system could be a cruel and chaotic place. Dozens of would-be worlds, called “protoplanets,” careened about in uncertain orbits — jostling,
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsThom Tillis Trump endorses Sen. Thom Tillis, who faces GOP primary in North CarolinaThe Washington Post - By Felicia SonmezPresident Trump on Tuesday endorsed Sen. Thom Tillis, giving a boost to the North Carolina Republican, who has drawn scorn from the right for at times parting ways with the president. “Senator Thom Tillis
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksDental Care ‘The Taliban gave me toothpaste’: Former captives contrast U.S. treatment of child migrantsThe Washington Post - By Deanna PaulThe federal government told a panel of Ninth Circuit appellate judges last week that U.S. border detention facilities are “safe and sanitary,” as required by law, even though migrant children are denied
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksWorld News A foreign mafia has come to Italy and further polarized the migration debateThe Washington Post - By Chico Harlan, Stefano PitrelliIn a country that has fought for decades to weaken its homegrown mafia, a foreign crime group is gathering strength. The group’s members are Nigerian. They hold territory from the north in Turin to the
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksWorld News Bernie Sanders and other Democrats are embracing free college. Europe shows there’s a cost.The Washington Post - By Michael BirnbaumAACHEN, Germany — Alexandra Decker is close to earning her engineering degree at a top German university. She’s had a good run. She’s finishing a complicated series of experiments in a sleek new lab. spent
The Washington Postadded this to SportsManny Machado Manny Machado returns to Baltimore to cheers and ‘weird’ vibes at Camden YardsThe Washington Post - By Dave SheininBALTIMORE — As these things go, it was all a bit understated. There was a standing ovation that began well before the public-address announcer’s introduction. There was a brief video and a message of back,
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksMarco Rubio ‘Looking for fireworks’: How 2016 — and Trump — ushered in the era of the megadebateThe Washington Post - By Ashley ParkerCarly Fiorina’s breakout moment during the 2016 presidential race came just before the first commercial break of the second Republican primary debate, at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, Calif. Then-candidate
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsIran Trump demands subservience and gets incompetenceThe Washington Post - By Dana MilbankThe Trump administration, if you haven’t noticed, is undergoing one of its frequent paroxysms of incompetence. On the border, the administration holds hundreds of migrant children in deplorable conditions:
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksLifestyle YouTuber Etika found dead in East River, following a series of erratic videos and police confrontationsThe Washington Post - By Avi SelkThe YouTube star Etika, who had recently turned his gaming channel into a venue for rants and confrontations with police officers, was found dead in New York’s East River this week after posting a video
The Washington Postadded this to Post Editors' PicksLifestyle The bracing truth and sadness in E. Jean Carroll’s advice columnsThe Washington Post - By Monica HesseIt astounded me to realize, upon the recent publication of her book excerpt accusing President Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s — which he has denied — that E. Jean Carroll was not already a household
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsU.S. Politics Leagues rush to reschedule games for hundreds amid Trump’s Fourth of July changesThe Washington Post - By Cortlynn StarkJack Coogan, 26, loves his weekly softball games on the grassy fields of West Potomac Park. He loves the chance to run after working all day as an accountant. He loves the camaraderie of his close-knit
The Washington Postadded this to NationalJeffrey Epstein Federal prosecutors reject victims’ efforts to throw out Jeffrey Epstein’s plea dealThe Washington Post - By Marisa IatiFederal prosecutors sought to let multimillionaire and suspected sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein off the hook Monday by arguing that a plea deal he made should survive his victims’ efforts to squash the
The Washington Postadded this to PoliticsStacey Abrams Democrats hope Stacey Abrams holds the key. But can anyone else use it?The Washington Post - By Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Vanessa WilliamsATLANTA — When the Service Employees International Union, a highly political group of 1.9 million members, was looking for ways to boost outreach, union president Mary Kay Henry invited Stacey Abrams tell
The Washington Postadded this to NationalLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva World Digest: June 25, 2019The Washington PostA Turkish court has decided to release a civil society leader from detention but kept prominent philanthropist Osman Kavala behind bars pending the outcome of their trial. The two are among 16 people terror
