Justices ruled unanimously for a man whose $42,000 Land Rover was seized after he sold a small amount of drugs.
Three prominent members of Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party plan to join an “Independent Group” formed by ex-Labour legislators.
Analysis
The past 21 months have revealed numerous occasions on which people around the president sought Russian help to benefit him personally and politically.
Glenn Close attends the British Academy Film Awards this month in London. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
Perspective
During her 45 years as an actor, Close has won three Tonys, three Emmys and three Globes. This year she scored her seventh Oscar nomination. But, as her acolytes know, she has yet to take a statue home. Fans hope this will be her year.
Britain's decision in the case of Shamima Begum came as the Islamic State was losing the last of its territory in Syria and countries across Europe are struggling with what to do about their citizens who went to fight on behalf of the terrorist group.
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The initiative would be at odds with the assessment of U.S. intelligence and defense communities.
Former vice president Al Gore and civil rights leader William Barber are calling for scandal-plagued Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to seek forgiveness through action.
William P. Barr’s first days on the job have been marked by President Trump reviving his critiques of the Justice Department and his animosity toward investigations into his 2016 campaign and his conduct.
The defamation lawsuit cites coverage of an encounter at the Lincoln Memorial that went viral in January, alleging that The Post “bullied” Nicholas Sandmann, 16, to embarrass the president.
Wayne made racist and homophobic remarks and railed against socialism in the interview.
Perspective
The death this week of George Mendonsa, the sailor in the famous Times Square kiss photograph, prompted a reassessment of that moment. But it’s complicated to exhume and reexamine old stories.
Perspective
The move strongly suggests that the network’s big thinkers are aiming for a kind of false fairness: a defensive, both-sides-are-equal kind of political coverage that inevitably fails to serve the voting public.
