Thursday's Headlines: U.S. and Iran back away from imminent conflict
U.S. and Iran step back, but underlying tensions remain; 'Launch, launch, launch': Inside the Trump administration as Iranian missiles fell; Trump seeks to celebrate a victory, even in the wake of a foreign attack; GOP leaders spar over adding House members to Trump's impeachment defense team; A run for your honey: The surreal lives of political spouses; Hey Republicans, demagoguery won't hide Trump's incoherence; The Republican clown car runs out of gas; Don't allow McConnell to swear a false oath; Elizabeth Wurtzel made the case for being impossible; Proclaiming Trump victorious in Iran is shortsighted and premature; Market-skeptic Republicans like Josh Hawley have it wrong; Ukraine flight was on fire and returning to Tehran at time of crash, Iran investigators say; 'I don't feel safe in my home': Puerto Ricans flee damaged structures, fear more earthquakes; Mnuchin seeks delay of proposed disclosure of Secret Service spending on presidential travel until after election; Getting ready for the Oscars? Here are the movies you actually need to see (and a few you can put off).; Article or ad? Teen Vogue removes glowing Facebook story without explanation.
War fears have eased after Iranian strikes on Iraqi military bases that claimed no casualties, but the House is still set to vote on limits to President Trump's war powers.
By Anne Gearan, Siobhán O'Grady, Mike DeBonis and Felicia Sonmez ●Read more »
Any thought that President Trump would provide an incentive to work toward peace was quashed when he announced "additional punishing sanctions on the Iranian regime."
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his GOP colleagues have expressed concerns to the president that it would be a mistake to add lawmakers to the team.
Impeachment●By Rachael Bade, Carol Leonnig and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
Behind each of the two dozen announcements from Democratic presidential hopefuls has been a significant other who's had to jump onto the roller coaster, all smiles, too.
Unsure when the temblors will end and when power will be restored, residents in the island's southwestern coastal region are living unsteady lives, in the dark.
By Arelis Hernández and Cristina Corujo ●Read more »
The Treasury secretary has balked at a Democratic effort to require the agency to begin reporting the costs of protecting President Trump and his family outside Washington.
By Carol Leonnig and David Fahrenthold ●Read more »
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