IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
As blitz of public hearings ends, Democrats ponder next steps
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) declined to say Thursday whether she has heard enough to move the impeachment process forward, though she asserted that Democrats would not wait on the courts to compel the appearance of several other potential witnesses.
Trump says he might veto bill protecting human rights in Hong Kong to pave way for China trade deal
The vetoproof majorities indicate that Congress could overrule President Trump if he tries to block the bill from becoming law.
Copenhagen officials estimate that 75 percent of all trips must be done by bike, foot or public transportation to meet their 2025 goals.
Louise Purup Nohr and her daughter, Frida, sort waste at their home in Copenhagen.
Louise Purup Nohr uses secondhand cloth diapers in an effort to consume less.
Louise Purup Nohr picks up her children from the nursery.
What it takes to be carbon neutral — for a family, a city, a country
Amid mounting global concern about climate change, Denmark has turned into a buzzing hive of green experimentation.
1,500 reports of unwanted sexual behavior on six apps in Apple’s App Store, some targeting children
The Post sifted through more than 130,000 reviews of six random chat apps earlier this month and inspected more than 1,500 reviews that made mention of uncomfortable sexual situations.
Two weeks. Seven hearings. Now what?
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2020 Power Ranking
The inspector general found that the alleged misconduct did not affect the overall validity of an application for surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser, officials said.
Homeland Security had said it stopped releasing families into the Tucson area, but it didn’t, officials said, and smugglers figured it out.
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.
The Columbia fencing team captains will attempt to hand President Trump a letter accusing his administration of falling short on gender diversity issues.
Policymakers use a measure called the "value of a statistical life" to attach a dollar amount to the life of a human. Now researchers have done the same for dogs.
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.
