Nunes aide, Parnas communicated about Ukraine campaign, messages show
Lev Parnas, who functioned as Rudolph W. Giuliani's emissary to Ukrainian officials, had extensive contact with Derek Harvey, an aide to Rep. Devin Nunes, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee.
Trump privately detailed the Soleimani airstrike to donors at Mar-a-Lago fundraiser
The president said nothing about an “imminent attack” on U.S. interests or threats to four U.S. embassies as he previously has to justify the unilateral military strike that escalated tensions in the region and opened debate on presidential war powers.
Anita Dumsch, her daughter Amanda and husband Pat, hold a photograph of her son Aaron. (Mary F. Calvert for The Post)
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Over the past 20 years, the Dumsches' son Aaron has spiraled from a high school star and an academic all-American on the Arizona State University football team to a ward of the state of Maryland.
National Archives exhibit blurs signs in Women’s March image critical of Trump
Officials acknowledged making multiple alterations to a photo of the 2017 Women’s March showcased at the museum. Some signs held by marchers criticizing the president or referencing women’s anatomy were blurred.
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Police say the men wanted to kill a Georgia couple who were “high-ranking” members of the far-left antifa movement in retaliation for exposing white supremacists online.
China, Cuba, Germany, Hungary and Japan are responding differently to their demographic changes.
The Trump-themed license plates, if approved by the state legislature, would be added to a list of 98 other specialty designs that Oklahoma drivers can buy for $35.
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Making immigration judges part of the Justice Department’s management could politicize their role.
The woman’s grievance struck Twitter users as particularly ironic, since she is a prominent civil rights attorney and person of color.
Major League Baseball’s hurlers have been breaking the rules in plain sight since the game’s inception, and experts say most players are fine with that. Or at they don’t want to rat out their own pitchers by drawing attention to the issue.
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The sprawling new Martin Scorsese picture gets whacked by experts: “Good movie, terrible history.”
