Taylor Weyeneth was fired in March after a Washington Post story revealed that the former campaign intern held a top job in the White House’s drug policy office. He recently agreed to talk on the record about his time in the administration, offering an insider’s account of the chaos of Trump’s campaign and first year in office.
The Post has mapped more than 52,000 homicides in major American cities over the past decade and found that across the country, there are areas where murder is common, but arrests are rare.
In America’s major cities, this is where murders go unsolved.
Model Karen McDougal and J.J. Rendón spoke at his Miami penthouse for hours over two days in 2016, months before she reached a deal with a tabloid publisher.
Mastermind in Navy scandal was secretly hospitalized in December.
A California man who served as a translator said federal investigators asked him in recent weeks about the arrangement under which Korea Aerospace Industries paid the president’s longtime attorney $150,000.
‘Why I chose to run’: Congressional challengers use bill backed by drug companies against incumbents
Lawmakers see their support for a bill that weakened the DEA’s ability to go after opioid distributors being used against them by campaign opponents.
The unorthodox approach J. Mark McWatters takes to overseeing the National Credit Union Administration adds a wrinkle to the tendency among some Trump administration officials to spurn traditional government norms.
The Fox News host has described his real estate holdings in compassionate terms, but his property managers have sought court-ordered evictions at twice the statewide rate.
Korea Aerospace Industries was at the time of the payment embroiled in a major corruption scandal and seeking to land a lucrative defense contract.
But police departments are on pace to kill 1,000 for the fourth year in a row, a Washington Post database shows.
Regulators issued new guidance, and rescuers debated the practice of buying dogs from breeders after a Washington Post investigation.
Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Tex.) wants to cut the Defense Department’s ‘fourth estate’ by $25 billion and reinvest the savings in operations and hardware.
The untold story of a river of rescue donations flowing to commercial breeders
They slam dog rescuers who patronize their markets but demonize their industry.
The former Playboy centerfold says she had an affair with Donald Trump and sold the story to the National Enquirer.
A four-star admiral was secretly investigated after he was wined and dined by a corrupt contractor.
White House appointment office is understaffed and way behind in filling openings.
The adult-film actress expanded her pending lawsuit against the president, naming his personal lawyer Michael Cohen as a defendant.
Recorded phone conversations and text messages show how far some of Moore’s most fervent supporters were willing to go to salvage the campaign in Alabama.
