Officials said initial reports suggest that four Americans may have died in a suicide blast, the first such attack since President Trump said U.S. forces would leave Syria because ISIS has been largely defeated.
The House speaker cited security concerns related to the government shutdown.
The filing indicates prosecutors have details about the president’s former campaign chairman and his interactions with a former Russian aide.
John Legere, chief executive of T-Mobile, arrives at a Senate hearing in June on the impact of the T-Mobile and Sprint merger. (Getty Images)
The visits highlight how countries, interest groups and companies with interests before the Trump administration have patronized the president's private businesses.
The former congressman and potential presidential candidate lacks a detailed plan. He says he’s open-minded and seeking a national debate.
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Witnesses scheduled to appear in support of William P. Barr include former attorney general Michael B. Mukasey and Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of Police.
Andrew Wheeler has served as the agency’s acting administrator since July.
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Analysis Russia is getting an incredible return on its investment in 2016 disinformation campaigns.
European policymakers called on British lawmakers to come up with a proposal — any proposal — that could be a starting point for future talks on the country's exit from the bloc.
A photo posted on Instagram Jan. 1 with the caption, “A typical day out in #Tehran with the gals.” (Rich Kids of Tehran/Instagram)
Sasha Sobhani has taunted his Instagram followers in posts from Greek islands or aboard yachts decked with champagne. (Sasha Sobhani)
The lifestyles of Iran’s privileged youths — including expensive holidays, glitzy parties and access to cash and jobs — have sparked outcry about inequality and a culture of nepotism.
Immanuel Christian School makes potential employees promise they won’t participate in “homosexual or lesbian sexual activity, polygamy, transgender identity.”
The print papers were filled with anti-Trump stories, which also appeared on a website that mimicked the official Post site.
