Evening Edition: Citing potential backlash, Giuliani calls it ‘unthinkable’ that Trump would pardon himself
Trudeau is 'overreacting' to U.S. tariffs, Trump adviser says; Most women with a common type of early-stage breast cancer can skip chemo, a new report finds
Rudolph W. Giuliani and other allies of President Trump rejected the reality of such a brash move because of the political backlash they said could lead to Trump's impeachment. But the Republican Party has so far failed to assert a red line that would prompt them to take action against their party's leader.
After Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lashed out last week over new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, Larry Kudlow said the administration's confrontation with Canada is a "family quarrel" that can be resolved through negotiations.
The findings, from the largest breast cancer treatment trial ever conducted, showed that chemo does not help 70 percent of patients. That means more than 85,000 women a year can safely forgo chemotherapy.
A debate over deportation and a border wall, boosted by President Trump, has gripped electoral politics in the state. The Post traveled to Gainesville, Ga., to ask locals how they would change the nation's immigration system.
As word of the protest during the national anthem spread across a country still reeling from racial tensions, it became clear that Tommie Smith and John Carlos would not be returning home from Mexico City to a hero's welcome. Instead, they were cast as villains.
The fast-food chain has long been seen as a symbol of Western culture and capitalism. If McDonald's opened a location in Pyongyang, experts and history suggest this could be a big deal.
Instead of a show packed with major hardware announcements, analysts expect the tech giant to focus on how it has improved the systems that sit at the core of its business, while showing off a little bit of what's coming next.
The Washington Capitals captain is scoring goals, blocking shots and hitting. It's a complete effort — and it may be what brings his team its first Stanley Cup.
A bar patron in Denver was struck in the leg early Saturday when the unidentified agent retrieved the weapon from the ground and accidentally fired, authorities said.
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