A faction of Democrats determined to pursue impeachment of President Trump was emboldened by the Mueller report, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other leaders have tamped down such talk.
Much of President Trump’s ire was directed at former White House counsel Donald McGahn, whose ubiquity in the report’s footnotes laid bare his cooperation in chronicling the president’s actions.
The Trump ally, who met with a financier close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, told the special counsel a different story than what he said in sworn testimony on Capitol Hill, officials believe.
Men pick up donated water in Huntleyville, Ky., to share with Martin County residents. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Post)
As Martin County tries to fix its deteriorating system, old pipes across the country continue breaking down. The challenges are huge: Experts estimate that it will take $1 trillion to support demand for drinking water over the next 25 years.
Tensions are rising as the true believers have been threatening those they consider impious, brandishing knives, spitting at them and even burning down their tents.
Hampshire College, which has no admissions tests or grades, is embarking on a frantic fundraising campaign and an urgent effort to cut expenses without losing its soul. Its struggles serve as a case study for the growing ranks of small liberal arts schools in financial jeopardy.
Federal agents are said to have searched the apartment of the mastermind of the raid, during which masked assailants tied up staff, stole computers and fled to the United States.
The statements made by the caller added credence to complaints by supporters of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) that the political fixation on her statements about 9/11 could amount to an incitement of violence.
The view at the Barrow Atmospheric Baseline Observatory. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Post)
“Climate change is happening faster than it’s ever happened before in our record,” said the chief for the nation’s northernmost climate observatory. The transformation has disrupted livelihoods and cost the lives of at least five people who fell through ice that melted sooner than expected.
The opposition leader declared himself interim president in January and won recognition from dozens of countries as he prepared to take control. Months later, U.S. sanctions and threats have yet to dislodge President Nicolás Maduro.
Perspective
Two experts looked into how “society and culture have reared a Columbine generation” and what role the media played.
Doctors believe Ja’bari Gray was born with a rare genetic condition that causes the skin to become fragile, developing blisters and erosions from even the smallest injuries.
