How Trump, Giuliani pressured Ukraine to probe president’s rivals
New revelations about President Trump’s efforts to influence Ukraine are fueling questions about whether he used his office to try to force a foreign country to take actions to damage his political opponents.
Trump’s freeze on Ukraine aid draws fresh attention
Democrats question whether the president withheld military aid to pressure Ukraine’s new leader to investigate former vice president Joe Biden’s son.
New Bureau of Land Management headquarters share building with Chevron
The controversial move to Colorado will put an agency that oversees energy leasing, grazing and other activities on federal land in the same building as oil and gas groups.
Cable cars give tourists an aerial view of the vineyards in Rüdesheim. (Charlotte Schmitz for The Post)
From The Magazine
U.S. connoisseurs used to shy away from German wine. Global warming is changing that.
In some corners of the wine world, there are uncomfortable whispers that parts of Germany might soon challenge more well-known areas of Spain, Italy or France, which are getting hotter and hotter all the time.
Retropolis
The Past, Rediscovered The civil rights leader ‘almost nobody knows about’ gets a statue in the U.S. Capitol
At a dedication ceremony this week, Nebraska leaders remembered Chief Standing Bear, whose landmark court case established that Native Americans were, in fact, people.
‘They weren’t listening’: How Congress failed to act on a deadly drug’s harrowing rise
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The Pentagon is diverting hundreds of millions allocated by Congress for the restoration of Camp Santiago to the construction of barriers on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Kennedy's bid is certain to divide Democrats as Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have backed Markey, who has worked on the Green New Deal.
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Medical Mysteries
Physicians found his veins grossly enlarged and too stretchy — but they don’t know why or how to treat it. And they’ve never seen a similar case.
Protesters defied threats and intimidation from pro-Beijing groups, marching again in a part of the city where they clashed with police.
Perspective
Once a hard-working free spirit who was easy to root for, the wide receiver is now a bullying, insubordinate jock twice accused of sexual misconduct.
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Parenting
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Coverage of the community has revolved around high maternal mortality rates, but this writer needed to read an article about joy.
