Trump’s quest to rewrite history of the Russia probe
President Trump is actively seeking to rewrite the narrative that had been meticulously documented by federal law enforcement and intelligence officials, both for immediate political gain and for history.
Internal reviews and re-investigations feed suspicion inside Justice Dept.
Critics are concerned that agency leaders are trying to please President Trump regarding cases in which he is personally or politically invested.
Election 2020Iowa caucus chaos was years in the making, involved decisions by national Democratic leaders
A Washington Post review of the decisions leading up to the Feb. 3 debacle found that responsibility for the chaotic events extended beyond the local officials who have borne the brunt of the criticism.
(Reuters)
Storm Dennis churns up 100-foot waves and slams U.K.
The storm has become one of the most powerful nontropical cyclones on record in the North Atlantic.
(Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post)
He thought therapy was confidential. Now, a traumatized migrant may be deported.
The information sharing is part of a Trump administration strategy that is technically legal but which professional therapy associations say is a profound violation of patient confidentiality.
Fears mount over new coronavirus case in Westerdam cruise ship thought to be cleared
Infections also continued to spread in the Diamond Princess cruise ship anchored off Japan. In China, meanwhile, the rate of growth for new cases appears to be slowing.
