Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump education officials investigate UC-Berkeley over foreign funding The Education Department cited 2023 media reports that UC-Berkeley had not reported “hundreds of millions of dollars” in foreign government...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 It’s Washington’s biggest party weekend. Can anyone see the stars? Searching for signs of life at the White House correspondents’ dinner and beyond.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Pritzker’s speech in New Hampshire drives presidential campaign buzz The Illinois governor’s address is a major appearance in an early primary state on the road to the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential nomi...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 After botched no-call on final play, Knicks beat Pistons in Game 4 Referee David Guthrie admitted during a postgame interview with a pool reporter that the officiating crew had erred by not calling a foul on...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump officials deny U.S. citizen children were ‘deported’ to Honduras The removals of three young U.S. citizens have intensified concerns about whether the Trump administration is violating the rights of citize...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Opinion | Ignore restaurant lobbyists. Respect the will of Washingtonians. Plus letters on other D.C. issues such as pedestrian safety, RFK stadium and more.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Lt. governor pick whom Youngkin wants off ticket welcomed in red Virginia After Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin asked John Reid to quit the lieutenant governor’s race, the embattled Republican nominee wins backing of...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Arrest made in Kristi Noem’s purse snatching, officials say The Department of Homeland Security secretary’s purse contained her driver’s license, medication, keys, checks, department badge, passport a...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Column | Canada goes to vote in an election shadowed by Trump A Canadian election that was supposed to be about turning the page after 10 years of Justin Trudeau is now about something altogether differ...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Analysis | What to know about the NFL draft: Explaining Shedeur Sanders’s inexplicable fall The 49ers pinned their hopes on young defensive players, the Bears gave their new offensive whiz new toys and the Patriots finally supported...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa breaks women’s world record in London Marathon Assefa finished the race, with no male runners on the course, in 2:15:50, pulling away from Kenya’s Joyciline Jepkosgei.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 These autistic people struggled to make sense of others. Then they found AI. For autistic people, experiencing confusing social interactions can be common. Autistic Translator claims to help some people make sense of...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 While tariffs roil Wall Street, individual investors stay in stocks Investment fund giant Vanguard said that as of mid-April, roughly 97 percent of its account-holders hadn’t initiated any trades in 2025.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Without comedy or the president, correspondents’ dinner presses on This year’s White House correspondents’ dinner was a relatively solemn affair, with little star power and lots of professional pride
Washington Post April 27, 2025 The children of the Vietnam War’s ‘Operation Babylift,’ now 50, reckon with their past Operation Babylift was an effort led by the American military to rescue babies from Vietnamese orphanages ahead of the fall of Saigon 50 yea...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Opinion | Pass the D.C. budget fix House leaders should stop stalling and see that the city gets its money back.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump is softening his tariff talk. But the damage may already be done. The economic effects of new trade wars could be hard for the United States to dodge even if talks yield new deals soon.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Microplastics may confuse bees and other insects, hurting pollination Recent studies have shown that tiny pieces of plastics can make bees more susceptible to bacteria and viruses.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Once an abortion clinic, it now offers midwives, formula and housing help The West Alabama Women’s Center has become an unlikely safety-net provider. Its staff is braced for looming cuts to Medicaid and other feder...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 ‘Smart insoles’ could help diagnose dementia, other health problems “Our bodies carry lots of useful information that we’re not even aware of,” one of the researchers says.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Opinion | Taking MAGA seriously on migration and due process The president could try to get relevant laws on migrants and due process changed. Why isn’t he?
Washington Post April 27, 2025 As Harvard fights Trump, one campus quietly prepares for the worst George Washington University, one of 10 schools the Trump administration plans to visit over allegations of antisemitism, said it will do wh...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Rubber ducks, carts and tires collected at Anacostia Earth Day cleanup More than 1,500 volunteers signed up to clean the Anacostia River at 33 sites along the waterfront on Saturday in honor of Earth Day.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Tariffs on Chinese-made machinery drive up costs for U.S. manufacturers The U.S. economy depends on Chinese tools needed to make everything from cars to electronics in American factories.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Democrats seize on a new issue to use against the GOP: Social Security As Democrats link Trump to Social Security’s struggles, he reiterates his promise to protect the agency’s benefits while also carrying out s...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump, the self-professed dealmaker, presses difficult negotiations President Donald Trump has set tight timelines for deals on Iran, Ukraine, Gaza and tariffs. But the rapid success he promised has been elus...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Ice all but disappeared from this Alaskan island. It changed everything. A warming Bering Sea kept ice away from this Alaskan island — leading to the closure of a crab processing plant and fraying of the community...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 CWG Live updates: Cooler and windy today with abundant sunshine. Heating up this week. Temperatures build into the mid-80s by midweek.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Canada’s Carney says he’s the man for the moment. Now voters will decide. Canada’s new prime minister, a political novice, is on the cusp of leading his party to a comeback, fueled in part by President Donald Trump...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Analysis | An unpopular president continues to push radical changes on the country Though his poll numbers have declined, the president has continued his zeal to pursue controversial policies by bulldozing whatever checks l...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Multiple people killed, injured after vehicle runs into Vancouver crowd The incident took place during a Filipino Lapu Lapu celebration. The motive and toll were not immediately known.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Africa was vital to Francis’s papacy — and will shape the church’s future One in 5 of the world’s Catholics now live in Africa, and African cardinals will be key in determining Francis’s successor at the upcoming c...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump’s team isn’t dissuaded by the challenges of their first 100 days As he marks his 100th day in office this week, Trump has a historically low approval rating with signs of erosion on two of his top issues,...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds President Donald Trump’s 100 days poll finds a lower approval rating, growing opposition to his agenda and opposition to many of his major i...
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Column | Asking Eric: Why did my networking group suddenly turn against me? Letter writer was an active member of a networking group for years – until they suddenly started experiencing “rude and obnoxious behavior.”
Washington Post April 27, 2025 Red carpet looks from a low-wattage White House correspondents’ dinner At a dialed-down, pared-back event, journalists were the big stars of the evening.
Washington Post April 27, 2025 NL East-leading Mets keep the Nationals grounded by shutting them out Francisco Alvarez’s two-run homer was all the Mets needed in a 2-0 win. As often happens, the Nationals struggled to get the ball in the air...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Analysis | NFL draft grades: How every team fared in the 2025 draft Very few teams made particularly bold moves in a draft that will be remembered first for two Colorado players: Travis Hunter and Shedeur San...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Musk says DOGE’s work recalls Clinton-era cuts. Al Gore disagrees. Donald Trump has brought in outsiders to rapidly make dramatic cuts. Bill Clinton relied on existing government leaders to take a more targe...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Judge orders release of Venezuelan couple accused of being ‘alien enemies’ In a sharply worded ruling, a federal judge said the government failed to provide the court with substantial evidence showing that the coupl...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Judge’s arrest is latest front in Trump’s battle with the courts Officers handcuffed Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan in public. Attorney General Pam Bondi bragged about going after judges who “think th...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Indiana lieutenant governor calls Three-Fifths Compromise ‘a great move’ Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith (R) said the compromise ultimately helped end slavery, while historians generally agree it reinforced the po...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Maryland duo accused of carrying out $500,000 mailbox check theft scheme The case in Montgomery County, Md., is emblematic of a stubborn and sophisticated crime trend around the country, experts say.
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Three U.S. citizens, ages 2, 4 and 7, swiftly deported from Louisiana The cases have renewed concerns that the Trump administration’s expedited deportations are violating the rights of both citizens and nonciti...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Alexis Herman, labor secretary raised in segregated South, dies at 77 Ms. Herman, the nation’s first Black labor secretary, helped mediate a resolution to a crippling UPS strike in 1997.
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Malik Washington makes a strong first impression at Maryland’s spring game The highly rated freshman from Archbishop Spalding, who could be the Week 1 starter, delivered a pair of TD passes.
Washington Post April 26, 2025 WorldPride relocates events scheduled for the Kennedy Center In a charged political atmosphere, organizers for the LGBTQ+ event say they chose a venue where their community will be “welcome.”
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Addicted to subtitles you don’t really need? Netflix hears you. Netflix introduced dialogue-only subtitles to its platform this week.
Washington Post April 26, 2025 Caps offer no update on Logan Thompson, whose status looms over Game 4 “I don’t,” Capitals Coach Spencer Carbery said, when asked if he had an update on goaltender Logan Thompson on Saturday. Thompson was injure...
Washington Post April 26, 2025 5 killed, over 700 injured, in massive Iran port explosion The explosion happened against the backdrop of preliminary talks between the U.S. and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear program.
