By the end of September, all Cabinet agencies except Homeland Security, Veterans Affairs and Interior had fewer permanent staff than when President Trump took office in January — with most shedding many hundreds of employees, according to an analysis of federal personnel data by The Washington Post.
President Trump gave an impromptu interview to the New York Times this week. We combed through the transcript and found he made a false or dubious claim at a rate of one every 75 seconds.
There's a possibility the Democrats could take control of the House and make gains elsewhere in the midterm elections. But planning victory laps would be premature.
Charles West made history as part of a small Washington & Jefferson team from western Pennsylvania that squared off against a mighty, undefeated University of California squad in the rain-soaked 1922 Rose Bowl, which ended in a 0-0 tie. "He's kind of my hero," said his daughter, an Alexandria, Va., resident, who will represent him at this year's game.
Demonstrators protesting price hikes and high unemployment turned out in cities and towns across the country, taking aim not only at President Hassan Rouhani's economic policies but also targeting the cleric-ruled government, in an extraordinary display of public dissent. Videos purportedly show protests in several cities and government offices being broken into.
An officer in Wichita fatally shot a man at his home after someone called 911 to falsely report that there had been a shooting and hostages taken at the house, police said.
Police said they don't have a motive for the killings of the two women and two children, who were found Tuesday inside a basement apartment in Troy, N.Y.
The silent protest from his neighbors in the liberal ski resort town of Aspen, Colo., greeted the vice president and his family as they arrived for a holiday vacation.
From Stephen Colbert on President Trump's congressional speech to Conan O'Brien's frustration with "La La Land," writers explain how they came up with their best material.
The allegations about the former king are raised in the popular Netflix show "The Crown." It depicts the discovery of secret German documents after the war ended.
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