Robert Mueller Mueller report updates: Nadler pledges subpoena Friday for unredacted findingsThe Washington Post - By Washington Post StaffAs President Trump sought to turn a page on his presidency, Democrats continued to consider their options Friday about how to respond to a special counsel’s report that led to no criminal charges but bare
Robert Mueller Your big questions about the Mueller report, answeredThe Washington PostAfter nearly two years of work and weeks of waiting, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s report has been released. The lightly redacted report runs more than 400 pages, and it offers new insight into
Washington Nationals Nationals-Marlins series preview: Win the ones you’re supposed toThe Washington Post - By Sam FortierThe Washington Nationals won the series. When it was all over, when the crises were narrowly averted and everyone went home, the Nationals had taken two out three games from the San Francisco Giants. times,
World News Hoping for peace, Ukraine’s voters appear likely to elect a comedian as presidentThe Washington Post - By Anton TroianovskiZAPORIZHIA, Ukraine — Zoya Troshina plans to vote for a comedian for president on Sunday. She says she wants peace in her country — “at any price.” The comedian, 41-year-old Volodymyr Zelensky, is set
Mueller Report Mueller report paints a damning portrait of TrumpThe Washington PostAmazon Echo Enable the Flash Briefing in the Amazon Skill store or search for "The Washington Post" in the Skill section of your Alexa app. Then ask, "Alexa, what's my Flash Briefing?" or "Alexa, what's
Meghan McCain From politician’s daughter to SNL punchline, Meghan McCain has embraced going mainstreamThe Washington Post Magazine - By Helena Andrews-DyerMeghan McCain is having a moment. In the past month, the pundit and co-host of “The View” tweeted a meme-worthy response to fellow conservative Denise McAllister’s criticism of her show: “you were at wedding
U.S. House of Representatives House Democrats’ Mueller report dilemma: To impeach or not?The Washington PostThe Mueller report is more damning for President Trump than Attorney General William P. Barr let on in his summary (or at his news conference Thursday). It turns out House Democrats could make a case Congress
U.S. Politics Federal appeals board: Better defunct or with Trump appointees?The Washington Post - By Joe DavidsonRobert MacLean was the federal employee equivalent of a Super Bowl champion. He was the first to wage a Supreme Court challenge to an employee firing by a federal agency under the Whistleblower Protection
Robert Mueller Actually, the Mueller report showed that Russia *did* affect the voteThe Washington Post - By Philip BumpPresident Trump has been nothing if not consistent in his approach to the investigation by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III. From the outset, he's repeated a few key phrases meant to cement his position
Lifestyle Against the flow: Venturing upstream where Rhine cruises don’t goThe Washington Post - By Walter NicklinHow did it happen that I’m now slicing into what might be the world’s biggest schnitzel, to be washed down by a half-liter of local brew, in a medieval castle perched atop a hill overlooking an Austrian
World News As the Russia investigation ends, experts see two years of American political dysfunction as a win for PutinThe Washington Post - By Greg MillerThe special counsel investigation was often cast as a clash between President Trump and Robert S. Mueller III. But there was always a third player, for whom victory seemed assured no matter the outcome.
Robert Mueller ‘That’s not how an innocent person reacts’: Late-night hosts rip Trump, Barr over Mueller reportThe Washington Post - By Allyson ChiuOn Thursday night, Stephen Colbert gleefully held up a stack of paper bound with metal fasteners that rivaled the thickness of a dictionary. “If you just returned to this dimension from the Phantom Zone,
Kevin Durant Warriors’ Kevin Durant states his case as basketball’s most complete playerThe Washington PostLOS ANGELES — Kevin Durant spent the opening week of the NBA postseason making his life far more difficult than it should have been. The Golden State Warriors forward was ejected from Game 1 for a pointless
Taliban Talks between Afghan leaders and Taliban insurgents canceledThe Washington Post - By Pamela ConstableDOHA, Qatar — Organizers canceled talks between Afghan leaders and Taliban insurgents that were scheduled to begin Friday, dealing a major setback to a U.S.-led peace process aimed at ending nearly 18
David Price Red Sox’ David Price says he’ll skip White House visit because it’s 'baseball season’The Washington Post - By Des BielerDavid Price is the latest member of the Boston Red Sox to say he won’t accompany the World Series champions when the team visits the White House. “It’s baseball season,” the veteran starting pitcher said.
Robert Mueller The Mueller report, unpackedThe Washington PostThursday, April 18, 2019 After nearly two years, America finally gets its first look at Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report. The Post's Justice Department reporter Matt Zapotosky explains new insights
The White House Easter Egg Roll’s rich history: 140 years of funThe Washington Post - By Petula DvorakOne day a year, since 1878, the White House grounds truly belong to the people. The little people. The White House Easter Egg Roll is a tradition that began as the solution to a problem that Victorian
U.S. Politics Analysis | What Attorney General Barr said vs. what the Mueller report saidThe Washington Post - By Salvador RizzoBefore the special counsel’s report on Russia and President Trump was released to the public, Attorney General William P. Barr made several statements about what was in its 448 pages. Barr received special
The White House Power Up: Mueller's report shatters White House alternative universeThe Washington Post Analysis Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events
U.S. Politics Five takeaways on how the 2020 candidates are spending their moneyThe Washington Post - By Michelle Ye Hee Lee andWith nearly 20 candidates running to become the Democratic presidential nominee, it can be hard to keep track of how each campaign is shaping up. But first-quarter reports released this week provide an
Business How living on the wrong side of a time zone can be hazardous to your healthThe Washington Post - By Christopher IngrahamSleep scientist Matthew Walker notes that “human beings are the only species that deliberately deprive themselves of sleep for no apparent gain.” We stay up late to watch our favorite TV shows. We wake
U.S. Politics ‘One of your top 20 choices’: Democratic presidential candidates find breaking out of record field is toughThe Washington Post - By Chelsea JanesDES MOINES — By the time Rep. Eric Swalwell of California announced he was running for the Democratic presidential nomination, he was the 18th person to do so. Or maybe he was the 17th, since Pete Buttigieg,
Juan Guaidó Venezuela’s Guaidó waging election-style campaign in a country with no plans for an electionThe Washington Post - By Arelis R. Hernández andCARACAS, Venezuela — The pot-banging crowds lined busy Avenida San Martin on a weekday afternoon, shouting his name: “Guaidó! Guaidó! Guaidó!” A caravan of armored vehicles pulled up. Throngs broke through
New York Yankees Yankees drop Kate Smith’s ‘God Bless America’ after questions of possible racism ariseThe Washington Post - By Des BielerThe New York Yankees reportedly confirmed Thursday that they were no longer playing a Kate Smith version of “God Bless America” during the seventh inning of home games, after the team learned of a Depression-era
Sports UNC women’s hoops coach Sylvia Hatchell resigns amid allegations of berating players, racial remarksThe Washington Post - By Will HobsonDuring a practice for the University of North Carolina’s women’s basketball team in the fall of 2017, Sylvia Hatchell, the longtime coach, grew visibly frustrated about four injured players sitting out,
Trump Tower Russia wanted chaos from Trump. They got it.The 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 to know? Sign up for the Today’s WorldView newsletter . The report
Tampa Bay Rays Once released by Rays, the Orioles’ Joey Rickard continues to haunt his ex-teamThe Washington Post - By Nathan RuizThere’s just something about Joey Rickard and the Tampa Bay Rays. Rickard paced the Orioles to a 6-5, 11-inning victory against his former organization Thursday at Tropicana Field as Baltimore salvaged
Sports TV and radio listings: April 19The Washington PostNBA PLAYOFFS, FIRST ROUND 7 p.m. Game 3: Toronto at Orlando » ESPN 8:30 p.m. Game 3: Boston at Indiana » WJLA (Ch. 7), WMAR (Ch. 2) 9:30 p.m. Game 3: Portland at Oklahoma City » ESPN STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS,
World News Departing French ambassador reflects on a turbulent time in WashingtonThe Washington Post - By Karen DeYoungOn Thursday, the eve of his last day as French ambassador to the United States, Gérard Araud tweeted an analysis of France’s “yellow vest” protests; questions about the use of sanctions as a tool of foreign
Lifestyle Ask Amy: Grieving mother diminishes others’ problemsThe Washington Post - By Amy DickinsonDear Amy: My older sister and her family are survivors of suicide. My nephew killed himself on his father’s birthday, eight years ago. The pain and grief have been deep and endless. My sister and I are
