Doug Jones becomes the first Democrat to represent the deep-red state since 1997. Moore, who refused to concede after this month's election, filed a last-ditch legal complaint to stop Alabama officials from certifying Jones's victory, alleging election fraud. A judge rejected the request.
The move appeared to invalidate the efforts of many taxpayers who rushed to prepay their 2018 bills, hoping to take advantage of a federal deduction before it is scaled back under the new GOP tax law.
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The Republican from Pennsylvania played a central role in shaping the tax plan — pushing not only for a cut in the top individual rate but also helping slash rates for corporations and repeal a key provision of the Affordable Care Act.
While new evidence has not altered the public perception of the iconic coach's culpability for assistant Jerry Sandusky's crimes, it has become fodder for conspiracy theories that have influenced state elections and incited feuds among Penn State trustees.
The Post's tech columnist put together a list of new technologies to look out for in the next 12 months and picked the gadgets, devices and developments he's excited about — and a little terrified of.
Two Romanians, whom law enforcement officials describe as part of a bigger extortionist hacking group, were arrested earlier this month and are being charged in D.C. federal court with fraud and computer crimes.
The Trump team plans to go after Flynn's character. But President Trump has been praising his former national security adviser's character seemingly nonstop.
A federal judge has ordered HUD Secretary Ben Carson to implement an Obama-era rule that gives low-income families greater access to housing in affluent neighborhoods.
Most charities are bracing for a significant decrease in giving next year because of the new tax law. Here's what you can do to maximize the impact of your giving and your tax savings.
A start-up called Getaway is banking on your need to escape the stress of urban living by renting out tiny houses near Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Just don't call it camping.
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