All News
Washington Post
Washington Post
June 15, 2025
Minn. lawmaker, husband killed in shooting, setting off search for gunman
Another state legislator and his wife were also shot in the predawn hours in brazen attacks that officials called “politically motivated.”
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Trump watches the parade of his dreams
It comes amid one of the most tumultuous weeks of his presidency, with troops in Los Angeles, bombs launched in the Middle East and a target...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Opinion | Melissa Hortman’s legacy is a ‘Minnesota Miracle’
The slain politician delivered on an astonishing number of progressive goals in a short period.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
‘It’s never on coaching’: Dave Martinez puts onus on players as Nats fall again
After the Nationals’ seventh straight defeat, a 4-3 loss to the Marlins, Martinez defended his coaching staff and said he expected better fr...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
In ordering major attack on Iran, Netanyahu sheds his inhibitions
The strikes are a sign of Israel’s shift away from restraint, containment and short wars, and toward using force to project power across the...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Trump reports over $600 million in income in latest financial disclosure
what the latest financial disclosures show about how much money Trump & other officials made from crypto, Bible, speeches and other items
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
‘No Kings’ rallies draw huge crowds to protest Trump and his policies
Across the country, relatively few disruptions were reported during protests and marches where the mood ranged from joyful to defiant.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Column | Republicans ignore their own age issues in pursuit of Biden’s frailty
Just as old as Democrats in Washington, GOP lawmakers argue age is not an issue for their party’s future.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Israeli attacks leave Iranians fearful, hopeful
As a longtime enemy attacks an oppressive government, Iranians are cycling through conflicting emotions: hope and hopelessness, celebration...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Terry Louise Fisher, writer-producer of acclaimed TV dramas, dies at 79
With Steven Bochco, she forged a powerhouse creative team that led to the popular legal drama “L.A. Law.”
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Trump administration considers adding 36 countries to travel ban list
An internal memo reviewed by The Post sets a 60-day deadline for the targeted nations to conform with certain requirements, or face a full o...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Air India passenger joins short list of unlikely crash survivors
Viswashkumar Ramesh, 40, the sole survivor of Air India Flight 171, is among the ranks of those spared by fate.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Violeta Chamorro, Nicaraguan leader who helped end civil war, dies at 95
She called for national reconciliation and, in 1990, became her country’s first female head of state
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Live updates: Minnesota lawmaker killed in ‘politically motivated assassination,’ governor says
A Minnesota Democrat Melissa Hortman and her spouse were killed, while state lawmaker John Hoffman and his wife were injured in targeted sho...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
‘Kill yourself’: Toxic mix of betting, social media fuels athlete abuse
As live-betting and “prop bets” explode, athletes say they face more threats from fans than ever.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
10 zucchini recipes to make the most of your summer bounty
Put zucchini to good use with these recipes for sides, mains and sweet treats.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
At Chicago baseball stadium, Pope Leo makes his first pitch to America
Chicago’s elation over the hometown boy’s election led to a huge party for the first U.S. pope, who will begin to chart his historic path.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Peter Mutabazi was homeless as a child. He’s now fostered 47 children.
Peter Mutabazi has adopted three children and is in the process of adopting three more.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Analysis | The sequels that snatched defeat from the victory of ‘Jaws’
A follow-up to the 1975 blockbuster was never going to be easy, but filmmakers kept on trying. Do the other “Jaws” movies still have teeth?
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
No eaglets this time for D.C.’s most famous bald eagle couple
At the U.S. National Arboretum, Washington’s most famous bald eagle couple did not have any eaglets this spring.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Seven takeaways as the Commanders pack up shop until training camp
Washington is bigger and perhaps better after its offseason moves, as seen during minicamp, but we’ll learn plenty more when the team return...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Live updates: Nationwide protests planned ahead of Trump military parade for Army’s birthday
Follow the live updates on the nationwide ‘No Kings’ protests and the parade in celebration of the Army’s 250th birthday on President Donald...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
$75 billion firm wins carve-out in tax bill after lobbying push
Lobbyists for a private equity firm were paid to influence Congress on the obscure provision, records show.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Celebrated, then disparaged: mRNA’s promise is tarnished under Trump
The promise of mRNA technology seemed boundless after the success of the coronavirus vaccines, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has singled it out...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Opinion | Why we fly the Mexican flag at the L.A. protests
What unsettles people isn’t the flag itself; it’s what it reveals about being American.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Museum exhibit explores the ‘afterlife’ of plastic trash
At Harvard, an art collective documents the strange beauty of “castaway” garbage and its place in the landscape.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Opinion | Law firms benefit from fighting Trump attacks. Those who caved suffer.
Trump’s clashes with big law firms have helped differentiate the courageous from the cowardly.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Murray State reaches College World Series as underdog and emblem
The Racers open play in Omaha on Saturday against UCLA, and their unlikely journey embodies the wonder of sports.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
The White House wants you to laugh at its deportation memes
The administration is using dark memes, music videos and personal jabs to boost its immigration policy across social media. Not everyone thi...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Analysis | If you see the rain doing this, you’re in danger
Rotating rain curtains are a telltale sign that a tornado may be forming on top of you.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Review | At the Frick, a grand Gilded Age collection shows its intimate side
A five-year, $220-million expansions has transformed the Frick, without changing anything fundamental to the experience.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
D.C. Council members say stadium approval is likely, but they need more time
The mayor wants the council to approve the Commanders deal next month, but members say they need time on a deal that involves more than $1 b...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Democrats engage in ‘treacherous’ fight with Trump on immigration, protests
They are trying to strike a careful balance on issues where Republicans have held a political advantage in recent years.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
CWG Live updates: More scattered showers and storms today, then in days to come
It’s cooler today than yesterday. Cooler yet Sunday.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
In Brazil, a familiar question: Is the president too old to run again?
Lula’s likely decision to run for a fourth presidential term at nearly 80 years old has drawn uncomfortable comparisons with former U.S. pre...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Live updates: Iran attacks Israel with missile barrages; explosions reported in Tehran
Iranian attacks targeted Israel overnight and into the morning in retaliation for Israeli strikes that killed senior Iranian military leader...
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Russia’s offensive pushes closer to northern city of Sumy, opens new front
Russia says it has moved into the previously unscathed Dnipropetrovsk region to create a buffer zone, a claim Ukraine has dismissed.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Column | Carolyn Hax: Moving in with boyfriend triggers sense of impending doom
Letter writer is moving in with boyfriend soon — and is suddenly preoccupied by thoughts of everything that could go wrong.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Column | Asking Eric: Grieving a lost pet, owner fears being unfair to new pet
Letter writer got another dog within months of the death of their beloved dog but now realizes that was a “big mistake.”
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Column | Miss Manners: E-cards still can’t replace handwritten notes
Letter writer has lost the ability to write nicely by hand and wonders if electronic thank-you cards suffice.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
Column | This time, Thunder saves it till late — and the NBA Finals are even
Oklahoma City rallies from a 10-point deficit in the second half to overcome Indiana, 111-104, and knot the series at two games apiece.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025
About 60 arrested in veterans’ protest ahead of Army parade
Some protesters pushed past a barrier to sit on the steps in front of the Capitol.
Washington Post
June 14, 2025