The Washington Post - Breaking news and latest headlines, U.S. news, world news, and video

The first post-raid issue of the Record. (Chase Castor for The Washington Post)

A small-town feud in Kansas that sent a shock through American journalism

The inside story of the events leading to the police raid on the Marion County Record, according to Editor Eric Meyer, Chief Gideon Cody and others.

By Jonathan O'Connell, Paul Farhi and Sofia Andrade

FIFA provisionally suspends Spanish soccer official after he kissed a player

By Victoria Bisset, Kim Bellware and Glynn A. Hill

MORE COVERAGE

Bob Barker, unflappable ‘Price is Right’ emcee, dies at 99

The suave and self-assured master of ceremonies moved easily from radio in the late 1940s to television during its infancy and was a daytime star well into the Internet age.

By Adam Bernstein and Robin Webb

Pentagon protested false Fox News report about fallen Marine, emails show

By Paul FarhiUpdated 1 hour ago

After GOP debate, Oliver Anthony says politicians ‘weaponized’ his song

By Adela Suliman

Latest Headlines

Analysis

Trump’s Georgia case could get real — quickly

In photos: Remembering Bob Barker, longtime host of ‘The Price is Right’ game show

They invest in Black women. A lawsuit claims it’s discrimination.

Bob Barker, unflappable ‘Price is Right’ emcee, dies at 99

More latest headlines

Opinions

In case of apocalypse, find the nearest 4-H club

Doomed humanity could certainly use the skills — and the resilience to cope with life and death — that kids learn in these clubs.

Opinion by Chloe Coleman

I was a total car-phobe. Until covid.

Opinion by Helen Schulman

Ukraine’s counteroffensive might yet surprise critics

Opinion by David Petraeus and Frederick W. Kagan

Why we should be paying attention to a showdown in the South China Sea

Opinion by Christian Caryl

Cartoon: Coming and going

Opinion by Michael de Adder

In Egypt, a voice of protest is jailed. End the carousel of repression.

Opinion by the Editorial Board

5 questions about Trump’s indictments, answered by our columnists

Opinion by Washington Post Staff

In Wuhan, doctors knew the truth. They were told to keep quiet.

Opinion by the Editorial Board

More opinions

Game Break

Keyword

One word to spell them all.

On the Record

One quote. Three chances.

Mini Meta Crossword

5x5 bitesized crossword.

Sudoku

Number. Order. Logic.

Only from The Post

Thousands gather to mark 60th anniversary of King’s March

By Michael E. Ruane, Jasmine Hilton, Olivia Diaz and Fredrick Kunkle

The life of Yevgeniy Prigozhin: Russian mercenary leader who became Putin foe

By Brian Murphy

High school teacher Tyler Johnson moved to D.C. schools after dealing with racism, homophobia and violence in Maryland. (Bill O’Leary/The Post)

Across the country, many teachers feel a growing disrespect as school year begins

From disruptions to hallway melees to pushy parents to anxieties around censorship and the increasingly political nature of their jobs, many educators say they are starting this school year on edge.

By Lauren Lumpkin

This restaurant began handing out meals after the Maui fires. It hasn’t stopped since.

Joey’s Kitchen has handed out 300 to 800 plates of food a day at no cost to fellow families displaced by the Maui fires, putting others’ needs ahead of their own.

By Anumita Kaur and Tamir Kalifa

MORE COVERAGE

The enduring allure of the cheap old house

Houses older than 100 years account for barely six percent of U.S. homes, but interest in old fixer-uppers has risen as the cost of newer houses has skyrocketed.

By Chris Moody

For YouRecommended stories

REVIEWS

Listen to the Post