Trump pushes to rack up political wins as impeachment looms
He and his allies are painting his victories as the work of a disciplined leader focusing on the needs of the public, while Democrats argue they have forced Trump to hand over sweeping concessions.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew, anti-impeachment Democrat, expected to switch parties
His decision to oppose impeachment alienated Democratic voters in his New Jersey district, sparking a primary challenge that threatened his reelection prospects.
Campaign 2020Mike Bloomberg’s spending spree: Tens of millions to political causes
He has been steadily pumping money into the broader Democratic effort to defeat President Trump, part of a move to improve his standing in the party. It is a distinct advantage that no other candidate has ever had — an effectively bottomless pocketbook to achieve his aims of making himself the Democratic nominee.
(Tom McCorkle for The Post)
Take the sweetest trip around the country with these 14 regional cookie recipes
From coast to coast, we've tested and tasted some of the best of what America has to offer.
From Lincoln Logs to luggage, U.S.-China trade deal still leaves huge cloud over American business
While President Trump can change policy with the speed of a tweet, companies find themselves scrambling to adapt supply chains developed over decades.
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 6
A Secret History of the War | Part 6 
Badakhshan Province, 2006. (Magnum Photos)
In dozens of interviews, key players in the anti-narcotics campaign in Afghanistan — in which the United States has spent about $9 billion — acknowledged that none of the efforts to stop the flow of opium have worked and that, in many cases, they have made things worse.
The newly elected prime minister predicted a "wonderful adventure" after Labour voters crossed party lines to propel him to a thumping victory. But his clever strategy in England and Wales did not erase nationalist sentiments in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Working mostly without a lawyer, Carter Page was the only one of four initial suspects in the Russia investigation who was never charged or convicted.
As the effects of climate change deepen, negotiators from the most vulnerable corners of the world are making their frustration clear, arguing that their very existence depends on meaningful action that big countries have so far avoided.
The defendant accused Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) of “backing the Russians over our own intelligence,” though it's unclear what ad he may have watched.
Despite the obstacle of low inventory of homes on the market, they‘re not likely to compromise on the condition of the home.
Using a computer algorithm as a go-between, researchers at the University of Utah were able to get an artificial arm to provide a more biologically realistic digital pulse similar to what the brain normally receives from a native limb.
The Navy quarterback rushed for 304 yards and two touchdowns in a 31-7 victory that snapped Navy's three-game losing streak to its archrival.
Mihrigul Tursun’s imprisonment and torture by the Chinese government, the death of one of her children while in custody and the jailing of her husband for years has been recounted in manga form by artist Tomomi Shimizu.
Weekend Picks
Retropod
Podcast 
It doesn't seem like a big deal today, but 1930s America lived in fear of the male nipple.
