In a development that could advance the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election and have major implications for those who publish government secrets, WikiLeaks’s Julian Assange has been charged under seal, prosecutors revealed in a court filing from another case.
President Trump stressed that he has been "busy" and that it has taken some time to complete them, but he also expressed his concern about Robert S. Mueller III’s purpose in obtaining them.
U.S. District Court Judge Timothy J. Kelly ruled that Acosta could return to the White House, pending a trial, a week after President Trump suspended his access following a fiery exchange with the reporter at a news conference.
The Long Island City neighborhood in New York will be home to one of Amazon's headquarters. (AP)
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Analysis Amazon's decision to split its second headquarters between New York and D.C. has fueled fears that America's biggest cities are experiencing too much winning. The Senate and electoral college tell a different story.
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The president's interview with the Daily Caller covered many topics and produced several dubious statements.
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Analysis It's not clear that House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi has the votes to win the position.
Democrat Stacey Abrams's long-shot strategy comes as election officials appear close to certifying a win to Republican Brian Kemp.
Broward and Miami-Dade, the state's two largest counties, have finished their share of an unprecedented statewide hand recount in a hotly contested U.S. Senate race.
Murder With Impunity
Cynthia Glover’s children were killed outside her home in New Orleans, a city where police make an arrest in only one-third of murders, according to a Post review. People in her community know who killed them, she said, but feel torn about what to do.
No common supplier has been identified in the outbreak that has sickened 164 people in the past year and killed one.
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For hours we sat in traffic, wondering how this could be happening again.
The tweet quickly drew tens of thousands of angry responses, spanning the range of emotion common to digital precincts: anger, humor, sarcasm, but, of course, no humility.
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