Evening Edition: Trump ‘giving strong considerations’ for placing migrants in ‘sanctuary cities’
Analysis: Trump thinks sending migrants to immigrant-friendly cities is a punishment; Lawyer for Swedish woman who accused Assange pushes to reopen rape case
President Trump's comments on Twitter followed a Post report that the administration had been eyeing districts of political adversaries, including the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), to release detainees.
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Lenny Bernstein discusses New York City's mandatory vaccination order; Juliet Eilperin reports on how the military is approaching climate change differently than the White House; and Ryan Pfeffer looks into what it's like to die on "Game of Thrones."
When special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's report report comes out, we'll be looking at what's not there, blacked out by redactions that will symbolize the tug-of-war between discretion and truth, between a government that knows what we don't need to know and a citizenry that desires the whole story.
The effort to target Bernie Sanders supporters has been a lesser-noted part of the Russian interference story. That strategy could receive new attention with the release of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's report.
Gregory Craig was indicted on two felony charges of lying to officials who were examining whether he needed to register as a foreign lobbyist for work he did on behalf of Ukraine.
Protesters threw rocks and riot police fired tear gas, causing several injuries, eyewitnesses said. Ten days after Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika stepped down, protests have continued, demanding an end to the country's ruling order.
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Prosecutors say Mark Riddell secretly took the ACT and SAT exams in place of some students he was helping to gain admission to prominent universities. In others cases, he is accused of replacing students' answers with his own.
The southern storm and the blizzard that came before have been fueled by a very active jet stream pattern that may spur additional storminess next week.
Under the plan, the Federal Communications Commission will release a wide swath of high-frequency airwaves for cellular use in what will be the largest trove of U.S. wireless spectrum ever to be auctioned off.
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