On impeachment, Trump left House ‘no choice,’ Pelosi says
The push by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) sets up a constitutional clash that President Trump now says he embraces and is eager to frame on his terms when it moves to an expected Senate trial.
‘It happened all the time’: Records show Trump routinely on phones vulnerable to foreign surveillance
The revelations raise the possibility that Moscow was able to learn about aspects of President Trump’s attempt to get Ukraine to investigate a political rival months before that effort was exposed, officials said.
Uber discloses 3,000 reports of sexual assaults in U.S. rides last year in its long-awaited safety report
Uber said it recorded 235 rapes and thousands more cases of assault. It was the first time the company has released those numbers.
Natalia Mira, 18, used gender-neutral language in a television interview that made headlines across the Spanish-speaking world last year. (Anita Pouchard Serra for The Post)
Natalia Mira and Kiara Sanchez at Mira’s home in Buenos Aires. (Anita Pouchard Serra for The Post)
Tomas Della Valle, Uma Seselovsky and Irene Wiesznia attend a student government rally at Carlos Pellegrini High School. (Anita Pouchard Serra for The Post)
A banner displayed during the National Gathering of Women uses the gender-neutral form of the word “bienvenidos” — meaning “welcome” — with an “e” replacing the “o.” (Anita Pouchard Serra for The Post)
Natalia Mira, right, with Milagros Iturriza, left, and Chiara Detinis as they await the results of the student government elections at the Carlos Pellegrini High School of Commerce. (Anita Pouchard Serra for The Post)
Teens in Argentina are leading the charge for a gender-neutral language
Teens in Argentina are rewriting the rules of the Spanish language to eliminate gender in order to change what they see as a deeply gendered culture. Their efforts are at the center of a global debate over gender, amid the growing visibility of non-binary identities and a wave of feminist movements worldwide.
Britain’s election puts Johnson’s ‘Get Brexit Done’ attitude to the test
Play the latest episode of Post Reports, the premier daily podcast from The Washington Post.
Campaign 2020Five senators, a third of the Democratic field, will be pinned down in Washington early next year in the weeks usually spent making closing arguments to early-state voters.
The president’s abrupt departure from this week’s NATO summit was typical for a leader who has routinely upended foreign visits during his first three years in office.
Family and colleagues of Belinda Kasongo attend her funeral in Goma on Saturday. (AFP/Getty Images)
Family and friends of Belinda Kasongo attend her funeral last week. Kasongo, part of the Congolese Health Ministry’s vaccination team, was killed by armed men. (AFP/Getty Images)
Front-line responders were optimistic about cutting off the last few chains of Ebola transmission before the World Health Organization moved 500 workers away because of a sudden resurgence of attacks.
The two robbers, a UPS driver and a person in a nearby car were killed in the shooting in Miramar, Fla., an FBI agent told reporters. Police said no officers were killed.
A State Department official said the United States has received video that shows troops firing machine guns mounted on trucks at protesters in one incident.
The fees could rise nearly 500 percent for files documenting the arrival of millions of immigrants to the U.S. between the late 19th and mid-20th centuries.
Theater Review
Alanis Morissette’s breakthrough 1995 album breaks no new ground as theater.
In Case You Missed It
Slurs appeared on this church after Trump’s election. The investigation found an unlikely suspect — and hoax.
The hateful graffiti in Indiana was part of a string of hate crime reports in 2016. Then the detective on the case began to suspect it was something else.
By The Way
Someone left a heartfelt note in an airport breast-feeding pod. Now there are thousands like it across the country.
Thanks to inspirational Post-it notes, these private rooms for new moms are turning into cheering sections.
In Case You Missed It
She’d never seen a smartphone or heard a radio before she fled. She’s racing to catch up.
More people than ever are seeking help to leave Israel's ultra-Orthodox communities and enter the secular world.
