President Trump offered three years of deportation protections for some immigrants in exchange for border wall funding, a proposal immediately rejected by Democrats and derided by conservatives as amnesty.
While alcohol producers and Alaskan fishers get agencies’ attention, Native American leaders and advocates for domestic violence survivors have gone unheard.
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House lawmakers nearly came to blows Thursday over a vote and a shouted remark. The shutdown is taking a toll on political discourse.
Veterinarian Robin Stamey credits Gracie, her toy poodle, for keeping her alive. “The only person I couldn’t explain my suicide to was my dog, who was sitting there looking into my eyes,” Stamey said. (Charlotte Kesl for The Post)
Faced with debt, compassion fatigue and social media attacks from angry pet owners, veterinarians are committing suicide at rates higher than the general population, often killing themselves with drugs meant for their patients.
The special counsel’s office said it did not realize the extent of the story until it was published.
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The national Women’s March organization has been dogged by allegations of anti-Semitism and secretive financial dealings, as well as disputes over who gets to own and define the Women’s March.
The video showed students who had come from the March for Life taunting a Native American veteran. The Catholic school and diocese some of the teens belong to apologized.
Tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler tries swaying gently in a bed with Mark Russell, the founder of Rocking Bed. (Geoffrey Fowler/San Francisco)
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Our tech columnist sleeps on a $5,000 Sleep Number 360 smart bed and investigates other sleep tech that’s flooding the market. Does any of it work?
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Perspective A Post reporter was at a restaurant in Paris when a man at the next table leaned over and offered his cellphone. The voice at the other end of the line was unmistakable.
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1940–2019 Portrayed by Ben Affleck in the Oscar-winning 2012 film, Mendez was the CIA’s master of disguise.
A number of movies that were made by the alleged #MeToo offender now sit at companies around Hollywood. In the wake of the success of “The Upside,” their prospects seem brighter.
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For decades, the boundary between Mexico and the United States was little more than an imaginary line in the sand.
