FBI looks into motive of Saudi man who killed 3 at Fla. base
Officials broadened their probe into the shooting rampage at a Navy flight school amid reports that several of the gunman’s Saudi compatriots recorded video footage during the attack.
Campaign 2020Bloomberg’s money buys him a very different kind of campaign. And it’s a big one.
In two weeks, Mike Bloomberg has spent more on ads than other top Democratic candidates combined.
Challenger takes on S.C. Senate race with rags-to-prominence story, record fundraising
Lindsey Graham is likely to face the strongest Democratic challenger of his political career in the Senate next year: Jaime Harrison, who has marquee credentials and deep connections in both South Carolina and Washington.
Large, peaceful protest shows Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement still strong
Hundreds of thousands took to the streets to call again for greater democratic freedoms in one of the biggest marches since the movement began in June.
(Leonardo Santamaria for The Post)
She was pregnant and terribly itchy. Something was going very wrong.
By day, the itch was noticeable, concentrated on her palms and feet. At night, it became unbearable, spreading up her arms and torso. One morning, 34 weeks pregnant and at a breaking point from scratching all night, she Googled her symptoms.
The ads have worried Democrats in swing districts who are being painted as do-nothing radicals. They have urged party leaders for weeks to strike back, to no avail.
In a 45-minute speech to the Israeli American Council, President Trump crowed of pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and eliminating funding for the Palestinian Authority.
(Winni Wintermeyer for The Post)
Kennedy Center Honors
Now, at 74, the director of the San Francisco Symphony and co-founder of the New World Symphony still conducts with childlike delight.
The celebrity-packed skit was a riff on the widely circulated video from last week’s NATO summit that captured leaders on a hot mic appearing to mock the president.
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The highs and lows of the weekend in college football.
David Datuna, a New York-based performance artist, put his own, apparently unauthorized, spin on the installation that became a viral sensation after it went up at Galerie Perrotin in Miami Beach last week.
(Sarah K. Benning for The Post)
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