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Where campus protests have led to arrests across the U.S.
Dozens of protests have broken out at colleges and universities in recent days, leading to arrests on some campuses.
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MacKenzie Gore battles but can’t halt sweep as Nats’ bats stay cold
A week after the Nationals took two of three in Los Angeles, the Dodgers turn the tables and complete a sweep at Nationals Park behind a strong start from Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
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Criticism, praise of Texas Gov. after dramatic use of troopers on protesters
The three-term governor on Wednesday ordered scores of riot gear-clad state troopers to arrest protesters on the University of Texas Austin campus.
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After decades of disinvestment, D.C.’s Anacostia welcomes new developments
The MLK Gateway project marks the latest in recent developments that have helped reshape two of Anacostia’s busiest corridors by directing more city resources.
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Co-conspirator #1
In this week's episode, the crew discusses what's happened in former president Donald Trump's New York trial so far – and what we're hearing from witnesses. Washington Post reporter Devlin Barrett returns to take us inside the courtroom, while senior video journalist JM Rieger analyzes Trump's repetitive, falsehood-filled statements outside the courtroom.
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D.C. officers who were previously disciplined won’t get renewed contracts
D.C. police are not renewing contracts for a dozen contractual officers who had been hired with past disciplinary issues.
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The Trump immunity case is easy. The Supreme Court shouldn’t make it hard.
The justices shouldn’t entertain former president Donald Trump’s unpersuasive immunity claims any longer than they already have.
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New channel lets long-trapped ships escape from Baltimore Harbor
Some of the biggest ships trapped behind the wreckage of Baltimore’s Key Bridge can finally escape, as a new, deeper temporary channel opened Thursday.
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U.S. troops to leave Chad, as another African state reassesses ties
Dozens of U.S. Army personnel will leave Chad in central Africa, at least temporarily, as the two governments discuss their security relationship.
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Trump focused on campaign, not family, when facing media, trial witness says
Trump sought to block damaging media reports during the 2016 campaign but did not seem worried about how his family would feel about them, witness testifies
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An N.Y. court tossed Harvey Weinstein’s conviction. Could it help Trump?
Legal experts said the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s trial will have to scrutinize the appeals court’s decision.
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What Trump was doing on the other Jan. 6.
On. Jan. 6, 2017, President-elect Trump welcomed two important figures to Trump Tower: FBI Director James Comey and National Enquirer publisher David Pecker.
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A day all about Trump: Mostly out of sight, but still ubiquitous
From the Supreme Court to a Manhattan courtroom, Thursday showed how much of the 2024 campaign centers on Trump’s legal dramas.
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Trump Trials takeaways: The Playboy payment
Key moments from Day 7 of Donald Trump’s New York hush money records falsification trial.
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Kavanaugh says ‘most people’ now revere the Nixon pardon. Not so fast.
It might have been true at one point. It’s not so clear it is anymore -- particularly as another former president stands accused of his own dirty tricks.
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Alsobrooks reinstates teen curfew for National Harbor after teen brawl
A targeted curfew at National Harbor will be enforced after swarms of teens disrupted the area over the weekend.
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What will the Cass Review of treatment for trans kids mean for America?
The parents of trans youth weigh in. Plus, readers on Title IX changes, bull riding and a report from Kharkiv.
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PM Update: Turning clearer and seasonably chilly tonight, then a nice Friday
Temperatures are on the cool side once again tonight. It becomes milder tomorrow under sunnier skies than today.
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USC cancels main commencement ceremony as campus is roiled by protests
The University of Southern California cancelled its main commencement ceremony, citing safety measures put in place in the days since the Los Angeles school has been rocked by student-led protests against the war in Gaza.
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The Supreme Court is playing a dangerous game with women’s health
Plus: Russia’s designs on Moldova. The explosion of Chinese manufacturing.
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The Checkup With Dr. Wen: At last, birth control pills can be purchased over the counter
Here’s what to know about Opill, the contraceptive that is now available without a prescription.
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Supreme Court seems poised to allow Trump Jan. 6 trial, but not immediately
Conservative and liberal justices grappled with the historic significance of the case, which will impact presidential power and Donald Trump’s D.C. trial.
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Trump’s attorney: Presidential coup attempts may be unprosecutable
The Supreme Court oral argument was a reflection of how a president can avoid accountability.
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Emptying my late parents’ home is too hard. Give advice to this Hax question.
Every week, we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice to a question Carolyn Hax hasn’t answered.
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4 key political issues in Trump’s Manhattan case
The verdict is important; how the trial plays might be more important. Here’s what to watch for.
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These politicians voted against their states’ best interests on Ukraine aid
Thirty-one senators and House members opposed aid that creates good jobs for the communities they represent and will combat Russia’s slaughter of civilians.
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Takeaways from the Supreme Court argument on Trump’s criminal immunity
Conservative justices seemed focused on preventing runaway prosecutions of future presidents. Liberals worried about lawless kings. And other key takeaways.
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Anti-democratic warning signs are blinking in current polling
The Pew Research Center found indifference among Republicans about Donald Trump’s actions in 2020 and about the need to concede in the future.
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José Andrés eulogizes World Central Kitchen workers killed in Gaza
José Andrés praises the World Central Kitchen workers killed in Gaza as “the best of humanity” in an emotional speech at a Washington National Cathedral memorial service.
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