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The abortion pill’s 1992 Supreme Court battle and the woman who started it
Leona Benten was 6½ weeks pregnant when she volunteered to be the test case in the 1992 legal fight over the legality of importing mifepristone.
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Leaked Documents Reveal Depth of U.S. Spy Efforts and Russia’s Military Struggles
The information, exposed on social media sites, also shows that U.S. intelligence services are eavesdropping on important allies.
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For DeSantis, Overflowing War Chest Obscures the Challenges Ahead
As he prepares for a widely expected 2024 campaign, the Florida governor has at least $110 million in allied committees. But he will also have to navigate a series of financial and political hurdles.
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A Week of Youthful Activism Sends Out Political Shockwaves
After Donald Trump’s indictment on Tuesday, progressives cemented two crucial victories in Wisconsin and Chicago, and, in Nashville, a firestorm erupted after the expulsion of two liberal lawmakers.
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Evan Gershkovich adored life in Russia. Now, the reporter waits in prison.
Friends and colleagues who spoke to The Washington Post emphasized how they want to do whatever they can to help free the Wall Street Journal reporter.
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Ask Amy: My friends are against my daughter’s student debt relief
She’s hurt her friends aren’t happy for her daughter, who received student loan relief.
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Miss Manners: Guests are asking permission to flush the toilet at night
A letter writer is confused about house guests’ seemingly odd requests and “can’t imagine not flushing would be a good option for anyone.”
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Carolyn Hax: What to do when your two close friends despise each other
A reader isn’t sure whether to invite two friends to the same event knowing they dislike each other.
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A dizzying, divisive week in politics spotlights America’s raging battle
Trump’s indictment, the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, Tennessee’s expulsion of Democratic lawmakers and abortion pill rulings remind us how unsettled the nation is.
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Problematic things Tenn. Republicans have done without getting expelled
Following the expulsion of two Black Democratic lawmakers in Tennessee on Thursday, lawmakers have pointed to things Republicans did or were accused of doing that did not result in expulsion.