Evening Edition: White House urges quick Senate acquittal of Trump
Lev Parnas's feverish text messages show wide reach among Ukraine's oligarchs; Democratic convention officials aim to make their exclusive event 'intentionally inclusive'; Weapons, flags but no violence: Massive pro-gun rally in Virginia's capital; Marching around with guns on your chest? That's all about fear.; China reports surge in mysterious illness, raising fears about human transmission ahead of travel week; The 49ers are the NFL's biggest bully, and even Aaron Rodgers couldn't stand up to them; A Syrian American risked everything to help rebuild the country of her birth; In Davos, a search for meaning with capitalism in crisis; Prince Harry makes first public comments on decision to step back from royal duties; 'To India I come as a pilgrim': Martin Luther King Jr.'s remarkable trip to honor his hero; A crumbling bridge and restorative justice
In the first detailed glimpse of its defense strategy, the White House argued in a legal brief that the two articles of impeachment against President Trump are "structurally deficient" and that Trump "did absolutely nothing wrong."
Impeachment●By Seung Min Kim and Karoun Demirjian ●Read more »
The Florida businessman, whose family moved to the United States from the Soviet Union when he was a child, has said he was part of a multipronged effort to help President Trump's reelection campaign.
By Robyn Dixon, David L. Stern and Natalie Gryvnyak ●Read more »
Thousands from Virginia and elsewhere rallied against gun-control measures that Democrats have promised to enact after voters gave them majorities in the General Assembly last fall.
By Gregory S. Schneider, Laura Vozzella, Patricia Sullivan and Michael Miller ●Read more »
Beijing has confirmed 205 cases of the virus, 136 of them this last weekend alone. The virus is spreading just as 400 million people prepare to travel for the Lunar New Year.
This year's conclave of global elites will be the 50th since it was launched in 1971, marking a fitful half century of political turmoil and economic boom and bust.
Today's WorldView | Analysis●By Ishaan Tharoor ●Read more »
In a speech at a charity event in London, Harry said that he and his wife had "no other option" but to stand down. He praised Queen Elizabeth II and the rest of his family for supporting the couple in recent months.
Robert Samuels on the opportunity black activists see in a city's crumbling highway section. And DeNeen L. Brown tells the surprising story of how Martin Luther King Jr. got his name.
Post Reports | Listen Now●By The Washington Post ●Read more »
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