McConnell’s vow of ‘total coordination’ with White House on Senate trial angers Democrats
“I think it was pretty bad for who is essentially the foreman of the jury to announce the verdict,” said Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.).
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The Fix
Analysis Things got dramatic and personal: 6 takeaways from the marathon debate and vote
Republicans are still united, while some Democrats who aren't on this committee are wavering.
The Take
Analysis Boris Johnson’s win shakes up Britain and may hit the U.S.
The shock waves from the victory for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Conservatives are being felt far beyond the United Kingdom. Though the analogies are imperfect, what happened there has implications elsewhere.
Johnson campaigned against the E.U. Now Europe’s leaders are delighted by his victory.
Leaders gathered in Brussels embraced Boris Johnson’s sweeping mandate to get Brexit done.
Analysis
5 big takeaways from Trump’s ‘phase one’ China trade deal
China didn’t give up much, but President Trump gets a win heading into the 2020 election.
Holiday Gift Guide
The ultimate guide for anyone on your holiday shopping list
Washington Post editors have expertly curated a list of the best gifts to get your faves for any holiday occasion.
2°C: Beyond The Limit
Facing catastrophic climate change, they still can’t quit Big Oil
Oil drilling has brought great prosperity to Alaska, and a new boom is on the horizon. But in a nation that is questioning the dependence on fossil fuels that drive global warming, this village is caught between a comfortable present and a frightening future.
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 5
A Secret History of the War | Part 5 Afghan security forces, despite years of training, were dogged by incompetence, corruption
In documents The Post obtained, U.S., NATO and Afghan officials depicted Afghan security forces as incompetent, unmotivated, poorly trained, corrupt and riddled with deserters and infiltrators — and unable to defeat the Taliban on their own.
2020 Power Ranking
A police officer hit in the head by a rock at a 2016 demonstration sued a prominent Black Lives Matter organizer on the premise that he should have foreseen the possibility of violence and be held accountable for it.
Campaign 2020Sens. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Joe Biden and Andrew Yang said they would not cross picket lines amid a labor dispute at Loyola Marymount University.
Danny Aiello
1933–2019 The late-blooming performer earned an Oscar nomination for Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing,” and also had key roles in “The Purple Rose of Cairo,” “Moonstruck” and the “Papa Don’t Preach” video.
Tessa Majors, from Charlottesville, was attacked in a park near the New York City campus Wednesday evening in what police described as an armed robbery.
More than two decades after a bitter civil war ended, Bougainville is desperately poor — and could become embroiled in geopolitics between China and the United States.
Perspective
It’s said that the devil gets the best tunes. That maxim applies to Sith lords, too.
Chat Transcript
Advice columnist Carolyn Hax is taking your questions about the strange train we call life.
By The Way
16 questions about flying with your pet in the U.S., answered
To help you figure out a game plan for flying domestic with your companion, we got answers from pet professionals.
Critic’s Notebook
The year’s best rappers sounded ahead of their time. Literally.
Blueface, Goonew and Teejayx6 rebelled against time itself by rapping in front of the beat.
In Case You Missed It
One judge’s tough approach to foster care: It’s only for the really extreme cases
The result in New Orleans is a foster care system that has shrunk sharply — and controversially.
