Daily Stormer publisher Andrew Anglin said the First Amendment protected his troll storm and terrorization of a Jewish woman in Montana. A judge disagreed.
The plan, announced by President Trump during a Medal of Freedom ceremony Friday, would elevate a former lobbyist and longtime Capitol Hill staffer who has avoided the missteps of his predecessor, Scott Pruitt.
Retropolis
The Past, Rediscovered 
Father Augustus Tolton’s miraculous journey has inspired a canonization effort and a one-man play, which is being performed at Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria during a national tour.
Cynthia Glover, 56, sits in her mother’s home in New Orleans. Glover has lost three of four children, a brother and a grandson to gun violence. (Salwan Georges/The Post)
Murder With Impunity
Cynthia Glover’s children were killed outside her home in New Orleans, a city where police make an arrest in only one-third of murders, according to a Post review. People in her community know who killed them, she said, but feel torn about what to do.
Study says that 2015 figure is “well above” what would be expected for medical reasons.
The manual tally focused exclusively on ballots where the voter’s intent could not be gleaned from the machine count.
The 121st meeting of the two teams now will take place Dec. 1 in Berkeley, Calif.
It's the latest challenge to an online learning platform supported by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
It works wonders for my chronic pain and depression. Still, I don’t relate to stoner stereotypes.
Over the past week, first responders have carried thousands of injured pets to emergency veterinary hospitals.
Officials say more than 1,000 people are unaccounted for, but the true death toll remains unknown.
Education Department regulation governs how schools handle complaints.
Trey Glenn has been the agency’s Region 4 director since last year.
“I don’t want you to think I’m picking on you because we’re part of the master race,” a commissioner said during a meeting of the Leavenworth Board of County Commissioners on Nov. 13.
A federal judge in Manhattan is currently presiding over part of a multistate lawsuit attempting to block the administration from adding the question to the census.
- Education
- Perspective
Americans expect a great deal from their colleges and universities. Few other institutions, if any, in our society have so many aspirational and disparate missions.
As wildfires rage in California, smoke has made the air quality unhealthy.
A case report revealed that a 19-year-old died after inhaling butane from a deodorant spray can.
Consumer groups are asking the USDA to identify the brands of turkey and processing facilities that have been linked to the outbreak.
- Analysis
In the fast-growing West, young people are as likely to be Hispanic as white.
In the age of lynchings and Jim Crow, the Green Book's listings of hotels, restaurants and stores willing to serve African Americans could be the difference between life and death.