The Washington PostU.S. Politics For George Floyd, an emotional final farewell The Washington Post - Holly Bailey, Sheila Regan, Brady DennisMINNEAPOLIS — One after another, the dignitaries filed past the casket of George Floyd, which shone gold under the lights of a darkened sanctuary in downtown Minneapolis. Civil rights activists and senators.
The Washington PostU.S. Politics With White House effectively a fortress, some see Trump’s strength — but others see weakness The Washington Post - Philip Rucker, Ashley Parker, Matt Zapotosky, Josh DawseyThe security perimeter around the White House keeps expanding. Tall black fencing is going up seemingly by the hour. Armed guards and sharpshooters and combat troops are omnipresent. In the 72 hours since
The Washington PostU.S. Politics Trump said ‘we can’t do social distancing’ at convention as he made personal appeal to North Carolina governor The Washington Post - Annie Linskey, Josh DawseyPresident Trump made his demands for the planned Republican National Convention in Charlotte quite clear to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, who had balked at agreeing to a mass gathering of tens of thousands
The Washington PostU.S. Politics GOP criticism of Trump grows, suggesting opposition has grown beyond his usual adversaries The Washington Post - David A. Fahrenthold, Paul Kane, Josh DawseyA Republican senator and President Trump’s former chief of staff Thursday joined a growing group of critics blasting Trump’s call to deploy troops to quell protests against police brutality, a sign that
The Washington PostU.S. Politics As protests grip Washington, President Trump and D.C. Mayor Bowser clash in contest over control of city streets The Washington Post - David Nakamura, Fenit NirappilD.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and President Trump were engaged in an escalating contest over control of Washington streets when the email from a military planner set off new alarms in the mayor’s office.
