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Democrats unveil articles of impeachment
The White House predicted "full exoneration" of President Trump in a potential impeachment trial in the GOP-led Senate.
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Giuliani says Trump has asked him to brief Justice Dept., GOP senators on Ukraine trip
It was unclear whether those people want information from the president's personal lawyer, whose meetings in Europe last week drew condemnation from Democratic lawmakers and even winces from some Republicans.
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 2
A Secret History of the War | Part 2 U.S. officials doubted their own strategy from the start, confidential documents show
Pakistan border, 2009. (Getty Images)
MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, 2002. (VII/Redux)
Arlington Cemetery, 2014. (Amanda Voisard for the Post)
In the second installment of this six-part series, Presidents Bush and Obama followed polar-opposite strategies to end the war in Afghanistan. Documents The Post obtained after a three-year legal battle show why both were destined to fail.
Diplomats and military commanders acknowledged they struggled to answer simple questions: Who is the enemy? How will we know when we have won?
Trump lashes out at FBI director in wake of inspector general’s report
The president took issue with Christopher A. Wray’s response to the report examining the bureau’s investigation of Trump’s 2016 campaign.
Pompeo, Lavrov clash over Russian election interference at State Dept. news conference
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Russian interference is “unacceptable” after his Russian counterpart said evidence of such interference was needed.
Analysis
Winners and losers in new North American trade deal
President Trump finally gets a major win on trade as Democrats, labor, Canada and Mexico give a thumbs-up on USMCA. But there are a lot of other winners.
The Post’s View
There is abundant evidence of the president’s abuse of power on Ukraine.
Other officers and a bystander were also injured in the shooting, the city’s mayor said.
The attorney general’s concerns appear to echo those of President Trump, who has accused Facebook, Google and other companies of censoring conservatives online.
Current and former officials see the deal as a reward to the union and its chief, who endorsed Donald Trump in 2016 and has since emerged as a fierce and dependable advocate for his border policies.
Rapid warming in the Arctic has caused the region to cross a key threshold and become a net emitter of greenhouse gases.
New York’s attorney general sued the president last year, alleging he had illegally used charity money to buy portraits of himself, pay off his businesses’ legal obligations and help his 2016 campaign.
Perspective
The best TV shows of 2019
The Post's TV critic looked for the best shows — and here they are, with the usual caveat that he could easily make a longer list of shows and still not get all the very good ones on it.
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7 tips for more strategic duty-free shopping
Duty-free means tax-free. Is that the only perk? Sometimes, yes, experts say. Here's what they say to haul and what to bypass.
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