Moscow says it has sent formal proposals to Washington based on “agreements” between President Trump and Vladimir Putin. The Russian story line of the meeting — with no confirmation or alternative account from the Trump administration — tended to favor the Kremlin’s own policy prescriptions.
FBI seized recording of Trump and Cohen discussing payments for story of ex-model who alleged affair
The recording captures a fall 2016 conversation between then-presidential candidate Donald Trump and his personal lawyer Michael Cohen about making payments for the story of Playboy centerfold Karen McDougal, who allegedly had an affair with Trump, according to two people familiar with the tape.
Two probes of an Illinois shelter follow a Washington Post report of abuse against children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
A mural by Matt Corrado on 23rd and Clark streets in Crystal City. (Calla Kessler/The Washington Post)
Aesthetic projects with original artwork are altering the normal expectations of what a neighborhood looks like, and what developers are spending their money on.
Are people really more likely to listen to men? Do women ever discriminate against them? Transgender men have a rare perspective on how both women and men experience life. The stories of four men who transitioned reveal the wide gulf that remains between how society treats the sexes.
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Analysis
The president’s raise-the-stakes approach could result in an open-ended trade war with the world’s largest economy, some lawmakers and executives fear.
Controversy over whether the school’s athletic coaches knew about allegations against Richard Strauss has ensnared congressman Jim Jordan, an influential conservative lawmaker.
Several of the messages, which dated back to 2009, include jokes involving children and sexual misconduct. Celebrities in far-right circles online had resurfaced the tweets of Gunn, an active social media user who often directs his ire at conservatives.
Late one night, a Maryland woman decided to take her laptop to bed with her. She clicked on a story about an old picture. Her eyes widened. “No,” Michele Holzman thought to herself. “That couldn’t be me. Could it?”
Perspective
The worse a charismatic leader acts, the more fiercely his fans defend him, say experts who study the psychological dynamics of “followership.”
The boat was coasting through the waters of Table Rock Lake near Branson when an evening storm suddenly moved in. Authorities said 31 people were on board, and divers recovered the final bodies this morning.
Information from Twitter messages collected by researchers shows that Russian disinformation tweets surged the day before Wikileaks first released emails stolen from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
While dramatic visuals of racers speeding through cordons of closely packed fans is one of the race’s selling points, it seems to be getting out of hand, with people crowding the course and lighting flares, clouding the riders’ view with smoke.
