IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
Impeachment witness warns that conspiracy theories advance Russia’s agenda as they divide Americans
During the testimony of Russia expert Fiona Hill, the impeachment probe seemed to broaden into a bracing examination of the insidious forces — including the spread of conspiracy theories — infecting American politics.
White House and Republicans discuss limiting impeachment trial to two weeks
No final decisions were made on strategy for a trial that, if it happens, would come in January at the earliest. But several Senate Republicans believe a two-week trial would be long enough to have credence without dragging on too long.
Justice Dept. inspector general draft report finds FBI lawyer may have altered document
The allegation is contained in a draft of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report analyzing the FBI’s Russia investigation. The report is scheduled to be released publicly Dec. 9.
Kentucky governor’s stay at Trump hotel could carry legal implications for Trump
Gov. Matt Bevin’s two nights at President Trump’s D.C. hotel may run afoul of a provision of the Constitution barring presidents from receiving “emoluments,” or payments, from the states.
Zumrat Dawut was placed in an internment camp for Uighur minorities in Xinjiang. (Jason Aldag/The Post)
She survived internment in China and made it to Virginia. Will the U.S. let her stay?
In suburban Virginia, the case of a Uighur woman and her family — which recently caught the attention of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — raises tough questions for the Trump administration as it vows to take a harder line with China while simultaneously seeking a trade deal.
Two weeks. Seven hearings. Now what?
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Campaign 2020In Atlanta, multiple events with presidential hopefuls highlighted a puzzle central to the Democratic primary: Can anyone chip away at black support for former vice president Joe Biden?
President Trump’s intervention in the cases of three U.S. service members reflects his reliance on the views of people outside his administration.
Two similar disputes before the high court say the president’s accounting firm must turn over financial documents.
Here are the main takeaways from the attorney general’s report, the latest development in Netanyahu’s drawn-out indictment process.
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1954–2019 His company, Burton Snowboards, was credited with transforming snowboarding from a renegade diversion into one of the most popular winter sports.
Voraciously
The process can be a bit anxiety-inducing, especially if you’re juggling many other dishes. Try to work ahead so that nothing is left to chance.
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‘Popcorn lung’ may have brought teen close to death after vaping for months, doctors say
The teen was hospitalized for 47 days and narrowly avoided a double lung transplant, his doctors said.
Analysis
Winners and losers from the latest Democratic debate
Mayor Pete Buttigieg managed the pressure, there was pushback against Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax, and former vice president Joe Biden had yet another shaky performance.
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Two versions of Texas collide over gun measures and mass shootings
The old Texas expanded availability of guns. The new one is agitating for more restrictions.
