Trump erupted at intelligence report that Russia favors him
After a senior U.S. intelligence official told lawmakers last week that Russia wants to see President Trump reelected, he grew angry at his acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, viewing him and his staff as disloyal for telling Congress about Russia’s perceived preference.
Coronavirus-infected Americans flown home against CDC’s advice
The State Department chose to keep 14 infected passengers on planes flying to the United States. The decision was a pivotal moment for U.S. officials improvising their response to a crisis with few precedents.
Pompeo, Taliban announce plan to sign peace deal at end of month
The U.S. secretary of state said in a statement that the signing would go ahead provided that a week-long reduction in violence holds across Afghanistan.
Elvis Brooks stays close to home in Alexandria, La., where he moved after more than four decades of incarceration. (William Widmer for The Post)
A 42-year inmate’s choice: Exoneration fight or ‘deal with the devil’ for freedom
Although New Orleans prosecutors suppressed key evidence at his trial, Elvis Brooks was offered a plea deal instead of exoneration. He’s not alone.
Election 2020In Nevada, a last-minute scramble to make voting tech work
Nevada’s Democratic Party had planned to use software developed by the same company behind Iowa’s botched caucus app. After Iowa’s debacle, the party cobbled together its own system using iPads and Google software.
Nevada Caucuses Guide
- Voters in Nevada will caucus on Saturday. Analysis: How to win in Nevada.
- Voting will begin at 3 p.m. ET. Most results are expected around 5 p.m. ET — but there's uncertainty over the early vote and technology.
- After Iowa’s caucus debacle, Democrats in Nevada are scrambling to make voting technology work.
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The extradition of Rubén Oseguera González, also known as El Menchito, comes after pressure from the Trump administration.
Officials think the battle of wills between the president and Attorney General William P. Barr has eased — for now.
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Analysis His lack of response to a terror attack in Germany keeps with his pattern of sidestepping incidents involving white-nationalist perpetrators.
A Michigan man was charged with threatening the lawyer who is representing the intelligence official whose complaint sparked the impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
One big obstacle for those seeking paperwork: Many records in India are poorly maintained and not digitized.
Scientists observed elephants’ reactions to deaths of fellow pachyderms: In one case, if it had been a wake, it would have been well-attended.
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An exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art looks at how words fortified her pictures.
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How conservatives learned to wield power inside Facebook
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Overwater bungalows became the pinnacle of aspirational travel. Now you can find them everywhere.
The structures have made their way closer to home for Americans. But that doesn’t mean they’re any more affordable.
