Thursday's Headlines: As Democrats deepen probes, president accuses them of being ‘out of control’
Trump open to accepting opposition research from foreign powers; 2020 candidates rip Trump for saying he'd take foreign intelligence on political rivals
Democracy Dies in Darkness
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
Democrats are showing no signs of backing down, even though there are divisions in the House over whether to launch an impeachment inquiry in the wake of the Russia investigation.
By David Nakamura, Josh Dawsey and John Wagner · Read more
In an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, President Trump also said he wouldn't necessarily alert the FBI if a foreign country approached his campaign with "oppo research" about a Democratic challenger.
The effectiveness of Navarro's approach will be put to the test if Trump follows through on his threats and musings about implementing tariffs and tightening U.S. trade practices.
A major agricultural think tank predicts that more than 100 percent of current annual global carbon emissions could be captured with a switch to widely available and inexpensive farming practices.
The Varsity Blues investigation underscores the wide pipeline of legitimate athletic recruits into selective schools and the questions it prompts about equity and academic standards.
Several lawmakers want a rule change after the White House cited an unspecific threat from Iran to expedite weapons sales benefiting Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
St. Louis completed its remarkable in-season turnaround, going from last place in January to hoisting the Stanley Cup, with a 4-1 victory over Boston for the first title in team history.
Usually, a long series is considered an exciting one. In this one, you almost fret what's going to happen next as the Raptors try to finish off the Warriors.
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