Tuesday's Headlines: Microsoft says it has found a Russian operation targeting U.S. political institutions
Attorney: McGahn did not incriminate Trump in special counsel interviews; Trump on Russia probe: 'I could run it if I want'; Cardinal Wuerl the target of rising anger after grand...
Democracy Dies in Darkness
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A hacking group created phony versions of websites meant to look like real sites used by the Senate and Washington nonprofit organizations, Microsoft said, adding that a conservative Washington think tank active in investigations of corruption in Russia was among those targeted.
By Elizabeth Dwoskin and Craig Timberg • Read more »
Bill Burck told White House lawyers that Donald McGahn did not assert that President Trump engaged in any wrongdoing when he spoke to Robert S. Mueller III's investigators, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
By Carol Leonnig, Rosalind Helderman and Josh Dawsey • Read more »
The District's archbishop, who presided for years in Pittsburgh where numerous priests were identified as alleged abusers, has become the face of a ballooning crisis in the Catholic Church.
Last week, President Trump revoked former CIA director John Brennan's security clearance. Since then, a growing group of former intelligence officials have expressed support for Brennan.
Elizabeth Boineau is one of many homeowners on the front lines of society's confrontation with climate change, living in houses where rising sea levels have worsened flooding not just in extreme events like hurricanes, but also heavy rains and even high tides. The increase is undermining the value of coastal properties, according to three studies.
By John Tibbetts and Christopher Mooney • Read more »
The surprising distance maintained by the four term-limited GOP governors from the Republicans seeking to replace them could prove to be a significant factor on Election Day.
Protesters have objected to the Confederate statue on the Chapel Hill campus for years, decrying it as a symbol of racist heritage. The night before classes begin, a crowd took it down.
Prosecutors aren't buying the claims made by Christopher Lee Watts, who they said was having an affair with a co-worker. They have charged him with five counts of first-degree murder in the slayings of his wife and two young daughters.
By Deanna Paul and Kristine Phillips • Read more »
Carol Hafner decided to seek the seat in Alaska after realizing incumbent Rep. Don Young, a Republican who has called climate change a "scam," had been in office for decades.
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