The letter by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the Judiciary Committee’s top Democrat, came after a report that a Yale classmate of Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh said he exposed himself to her at a party.
Gregory Craig’s work for the Ukrainian government while at the Skadden law firm is under investigation. The probe of Craig along with other lobbyists has shaken Washington’s lobbying and legal community.
The president plans to use a United Nations forum to demand that other nations respect American “sovereignty” at a time of uncertainty over U.S. strategy.
Chris deWaal, senior product engineer, displays a marine radio prototype at Cedar Electronics. (Taylor Glascock for The Post)
Mark Karnes is vice president for strategic planning and business development at Cedar Electronics. (Taylor Glascock for The Post)
A cabinet holds various parts at Cedar Electronics in Chicago. (Taylor Glascock for The Post)
The Chicago-headquartered company is racing around Asia looking for other countries to host its manufacturing, after the radios Cedar makes in China and brings to the United States were hit with one of the Trump administration’s 25 percent tariffs this summer, making them more expensive to import.
Leslie Cockburn has always been drawn to conflict. She covered six wars and a revolution. Now she's trying to catch a blue wave as a Democratic candidate for Congress in Virginia’s 5th District.
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The sales pitch by a political insider includes abundant land, relative safety and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s disdain for the liberal West.
Kristina Ruehli is one of the few people who have an idea what it's like for the woman who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
The Trailer
In this edition: Kavanaugh, Kavanaugh, Kavanaugh; Sen. Ted Cruz's tweet; blue tides in Iowa; and Rick Scott stuck in the algae.
Fact Checker
Analysis The president says NAFTA cost “millions of jobs” in the United States, but most studies say the trade deal had a modest effect.
Dana Thomas Byrd stopped to see whether the man was dead, then took off in his car, authorities said.
Perspective
It has taken 10 years, but finally everyone, or almost everyone, understands that what distinguishes Woods is his will to get back up after all his falls.
