INVESTIGATIONS

Republicans across the country are arming state agencies with more power and resources to investigate election crimes. Arizona's attempt illustrates the risks.

On home confinement in San Diego, "Fat Leonard" Francis hired servants and undermined the security requirements aimed at keeping the mastermind of a $35 million Navy bribery scandal from fleeing, according to interviews and records obtained by The Washington Post.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger will decommission all voting machines in the county where forensics experts working for election denier Sidney Powell last year copied virtually every component of the voting system.

Nearly two decades after the Rooney Rule, NFL teams’ hiring and firing practices still deny Black coaches opportunities, a Post analysis of coaching data found.

“Black Out,” a series from The Washington Post, examines why Black NFL coaches continue to be denied head-coaching roles nearly 20 years after the Rooney Rule.

For decades, Black coaches have been disproportionately excluded from the NFL’s top jobs. These are the voices of the coaches who broke through.

Here’s how The Post compiled and analyzed the data to illustrate how the experience of Black head coaches differ from their NFL peers.

Parts of former state GOP official Cathy Latham's testimony about the copying of sensitive elections software in Coffee County appear to diverge from surveillance camera footage and other evidence.

The FBI acknowledged that a search warrant was served but declined to elaborate.

Insurance companies are successfully dictating reforms in police departments, a movement driven by the large settlements out of use-of-force cases.

Security camera footage provides further indications of links between efforts to access and copy election data in the wake of Donald Trump’s 2020 loss.

The wife of the Supreme Court justice urged lawmakers to disregard the popular vote not only in Arizona, as previously reported, but also in Wisconsin, emails show.

Sensitive election system files obtained by attorneys working to overturn President Donald Trump’s 2020 defeat were shared with election deniers, conspiracy theorists and right-wing commentators, according to records reviewed by The Washington Post.

As they worked to overturn Donald Trump’s 2020 election defeat, Sidney Powell and other lawyers arranged for a forensic data firm to access county election systems in at least three battleground states, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post.

The Post analyzed videos, spoke to witnesses and consulted experts, confirming that at least six explosions rocked the air base in the span of almost an hour.

Shortly before Trump confidant Roger Stone's 2019 trial, Rep. Matt Gaetz assured him "the boss" would likely grant him clemency.