Saturday's Headlines: Holding Ukraine hostage: How Trump and his allies fanned a political storm
Trump's calls with foreign leaders leave some aides 'genuinely horrified'; Trump's order will deny visas to immigrants who lack health-care coverage; Treasury inspector general to review handling of Trump's tax returns; Iran-linked group tried to hack a U.S. 2020 campaign, Microsoft says ; Lele Pons made millions on YouTube by turning herself into a perfectly generic social-media star; Touching courtroom moments can't change the fact that Botham Jean didn't need to die; It was never about 'America First.' It's always been Trump first.; Trump's corruption is black and white; The District is neglecting its only public psychiatric hospital. It's cruel.; After years in Afghanistan, I'm going home to a U.S. I don't recognize; For Trump, Ukraine is a story of political opportunism; Heart attack led to Sen. Bernie Sanders's hospitalization, doctors say; As talks with North Korea resume, some fear Trump has already given Kim a spot on the world stage; Is a crop top empowering for girls? How parents navigate what's 'appropriate' for school.; Without Diahann Carroll, we wouldn't have Olivia Pope; Why every Jessica you know is turning 30
Administration officials worried that President Trump would make promises he shouldn't keep, endorse policies the United States long opposed, commit a diplomatic blunder, or pressure a counterpart for a personal favor.
By Carol Leonnig, Shane Harris and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
An IRS whistleblower in July relayed concerns that at least one Treasury Department official attempted to interfere in an audit of President Trump's taxes.
The hack targeted email addresses belonging to a presidential campaign, government officials and journalists, according to new data unveiled by Microsoft, which linked the hack to the Iranian government.
By Jay Greene, Tony Romm and Ellen Nakashima ●Read more »
She has lasted — and outlasted other social media personalities — because she does nothing to subvert the expectations of her fans. She lives by the rules of Instagram and YouTube and is in turn rewarded by them.
The young North Korean ruler has made seven trips abroad to visit five world leaders, gaining legitimacy since shifting to diplomatic outreach 18 months ago.
In 1968, Carroll was the first to portray an African American woman in a professional role. She was seen as a forebear to Kerry Washington, who played an inimitable fixer on ABC's "Scandal."
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