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There’s a ton of crap in the sky we haven’t shot down (yet)
Drones, spy balloons, UFOs or UAPs — American airspace has never been more crowded, or mysterious.
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Fox News hosts, execs privately doubted 2020 conspiracies shared on air
Rupert Murdoch called election conspiracies “really crazy stuff,” according to new legal filings in Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit.
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Ask Amy: We divorced 20 years ago but want to get together again
Their marriage ended 20 years ago and they have new partners, but they miss the fun they used to have together.
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Carolyn Hax: Religious daughter won’t abide divorced dad’s cohabitation
Religious daughter doesn’t fully accept her divorced dad’s companion because they share a home without being married.
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Post Politics Now: A big contingent of official Washington converges on Munich
Vice President Harris is leading a U.S. delegation to the Munich Security Conference, an annual gathering taking place just days before the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Police gave out munchies, then watched people get high — for training
As marijuana legalization spreads, a police department in Maryland is training officers to spot the signs of driving high by watching people toke up in a tent.
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GOP wants candidates to pledge support for nominee — but some resist
Trump said he won’t commit to supporting the winner if he loses the nomination, and other potential candidates have hedged on the issue.
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Fulton County adds to high-profile rebukes of Trump’s ‘stolen’ election
The grand jury’s unanimous finding is the second example to emerge in recent days — even as candidate Trump continues to push his false narrative about 2020.
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What’s in a name? Why the ‘weaponization’ committee’s is extraordinary.
A Democrat called the committee “menacingly” named. And if you compare it to other such committee names, it’s hard to disagree.
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Federal Officials Send Help After Ohio Derailment, but Residents’ Frustrations Persist
A visit to East Palestine from the head of the E.P.A. and a White House pledge to lend more support were met with skepticism in the community.