Evening Edition: House managers focus on Trump’s alleged abuse of power
One in 3 Republicans think Trump has probably acted illegally, but most don't want him convicted; Travel ban widens in China over coronavirus; Khashoggi documentary could take the film world — and U.S.-Saudi relations — by storm; Longtime PBS news anchor dies at 85; Trump is preparing to release his Mideast peace plan, will brief Israel's Netanyahu in Washington; National Archives replaces altered Women's March photo with original version; Deadspin hires new top editor months after mass resignations; That text you got about a package isn't from FedEx. It's a scam. ; Len Dawson smoked his way through the first Super Bowl. The photos are priceless.
The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.
House impeachment manager Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) holds redacted documents as he speaks during the impeachment trial against President Trump in the Senate.(Senate Television/AP)
Authorities expanded travel restrictions imposed on Wuhan to surrounding municipalities, attempting to quarantine about 25 million people — more than the population of Florida.
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