The president and his allies have repeatedly changed their stories on who was responsible for buying the silence of women alleging sexual encounters with Trump.
(Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post)
The lawyer weighed in once more on a man for whom his wife works as a senior aide in the White House.
- Analysis
Pete Buttigieg oversaw some real innovation in his Rust Belt city.
- Analysis
The resolution may ultimately just be symbolic, but the symbolism is important.
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How Trump's and the White House's statements changed over time.
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"If the circumstances were right, it might slip away."
In a television interview, the president’s former lawyer said Trump “directed me to make the payments.”
One expert witness disputed that alternatives can replace fetal tissue in medical research.
Claims by Democrats and other Trump critics fit a pattern over decades in which the losing side questions the right of a sitting president to govern.
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Top federal senior servants were honored with the "most prestigious award in the Federal career civil service.” The congressionally authorized monetary awards range from 20 percent to 35 percent of annual pay.
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The values they consider important — their “moral foundations” — are quite different.
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And there are also political implications.
People familiar with the campaign said Republican Mark Harris had been told the operative’s mail-in ballot success was suspicious.
While dissident Democrats scrambled to find an alternative to Pelosi, the woman who has led the party for 16 years methodically worked to undermine the opposition.
Maria Butina told prosecutors that the gun rights group was a pathway to influence the Republican Party.
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In this edition: Democrats tilt away from super PACs, the primary challenges gear up ahead of 2020, courts firm up Maine's new election system, and Tom Steyer finds an actual use for LinkedIn.
The quick sentencing of many of those who struck plea deals could mean Mueller is using them for his report, not court.
The measures stood as a sharp rebuke of Mohammed bin Salman and President Trump, who has defended the crown prince following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
