Evening Edition: A woman approached The Post with a dramatic, false tale about Roy Moore. She appears to be part of a sting.
Retired Marine colonel to launch Senate write-in campaign in Alabama; Fight over consumer watchdog agency goes on as two acting directors try to take command
Jaime Phillips, who claimed to The Post that the Republican Senate nominee impregnated her as a teenager, was seen on Monday walking into the headquarters of Project Veritas, a group that uses false cover stories and covert video recordings to expose what it says is media bias. The Post did not publish a story based on her account.
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Lee Busby of Tuscaloosa once served as a top aide to White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly. Now, he plans to launch a long-shot write-in campaign, with just 15 days left until the special election.
Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director tapped by President Trump to temporarily lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, ordered staff to ignore Leandra English, whom the outgoing CFPB director named as his replacement.
Leandra English, who called herself the "rightful acting director" of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent the president from appointing White House budget director Mick Mulvaney to the job.
Congressional Democrats say that Michael Flynn, President Trump's former national security adviser, may have violated federal law by failing to disclose a 2015 overseas trip. A top House Republican referred the matter to the special counsel.
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The world produces more than 3.5 million tons of garbage a day. As that figure grows, the issue is becoming impossible to ignore. A journalist traveled to six major cities to investigate how they manage — or mismanage — waste.
The couple, who made their first public appearance together in September, will get married in the spring, the royal palace announced. The last time an American married into the royal family was in the 1930s, when King Edward VIII abdicated the throne to marry socialite and divorcee Wallis Simpson.
Without prompting, the president revived his "Pocahontas" nickname for Sen. Elizabeth Warren at an event honoring the service of Navajo "code talkers," who aided in the defeat of the Japanese army in World War II.
The president took special aim at CNN and carved out an exception for Fox News, as he suggested a "contest" to determine which television network deserves a "fake news trophy."
Americans have spent four decades and millions of dollars to rescue grizzlies from the brink of extinction. Now the bears are spreading far beyond Yellowstone National Park, and experts say one big question is whether people can live alongside them.
A decade before becoming a civil rights hero for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man, Parks went to an Alabama town to seek justice in the brutal 1944 rape of Recy Taylor.
The majority of Americans — 56 percent — say they'll shop today, up from 39 percent from last year, according to deals website RetailMeNot. Here's how to navigate the Cyber Monday sales.
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