Police officers, military officials and residents of Colombo, Sri Lanka, inspect the site of an explosion that took place Monday, a day after eight other attacks. (Nicky Woo for The Post)
Officials are investigating National Thowheeth Jamaath — a local group that a U.S. official said has ties to the Islamic State — in the highly coordinated suicide bombings of churches and hotels Sunday.
The attack in a place such as Sri Lanka stokes fears everywhere, including the United States.
The aftermath of the special counsel’s report, as well as Congress’s inability to help serve as a check on President Trump, could create a precedent in which it remains unclear where to draw lines on presidential behavior.
Democratic leaders said investigative committees would continue their inquiries into President Trump, according to three officials on a conference call Monday.
The House Judiciary Committee ordered the president’s former counsel Donald McGahn to testify next month and hand over documents pertaining to federal investigations of Trump.
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The press secretary, exposed for false statements, may be permanently damaged as Trump’s spokewoman.
In a first-of-its-kind-decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit ruled that marking a car’s tires to gather information is a form of trespass requiring a warrant.
The court’s rejection further dims hope of a quick or early release for the two Reuters journalists, who were arrested while reporting on a massacre of Rohingya Muslims.
The community demanded law enforcement be more assertive. Now some are wondering whether this is the inevitable result.
“Our business plan is to show that cleaning the atmosphere is a profitable activity,” said Graciela Chichilnisky. (Salwan Georges/The Post)
Companies leading the hunt for ways to skim carbon dioxide from the air are attracting interest from big deep-pocketed corporations — including oil companies.
Stephen Moore also wrote in the columns for the National Review in the 2000s that co-ed sports are a “travesty” and that female athletes were seeking “equal pay for inferior work.”
The week-old dogs — which would still fit in the palm of a human hand — have survived, thanks to a passerby who found them just in time.
