On the front line in southeast Ukraine, there is little sign that a major counteroffensive is brewing.
In trenches, Ukrainian soldiers hunker down from an escalating onslaught of artillery, with little ability to advance. wapo.st/3BYM1En
The Idaho Supreme Court said late Friday that the state’s strict antiabortion laws can take effect while it reviews legal challenges against the restrictions.
The near-total ban on abortions is scheduled to kick in Aug. 25. wapo.st/3QDorkw
Quarterback Deshaun Watson made his preseason debut for the Cleveland Browns in their game Friday night, while the NFL’s appeal of his six-game suspension under the personal conduct policy remains pending. wapo.st/3pjsDu0
After the event, officials noted that the Lincoln Memorial — then 98 years old — had sustained scratches and gouges in its pink marble floor, according to a final memorandum. washingtonpost.com/investigations…
The documents show that the Park Service provided security personnel at a cost of nearly $150,000 and that a U.S. Secret Service official apologized to colleagues for the planning process, calling it a “$#!t show.” washingtonpost.com/investigations…
Newly released government documents show how Trump’s 2020 “town hall” with Fox News was held inside the Lincoln Memorial, an area where events have long been barred by federal regulations. washingtonpost.com/investigations…
Paraguay’s vice president Hugo Adalberto Velázquez Moreno announced his resignation on Friday after U.S. officials blacklisted him for alleged “significant acts of corruption.” wapo.st/3PeNRE4
A woman was killed this week in Garden City, S.C., after a beach umbrella flew into the air and then struck her — a tragic reminder that beach umbrellas can quickly become dangerous projectiles.
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Opinion by Debra and Marc Tice: “Our son has spent 10 years as a hostage in Syria. We don't need more kind words from the president: We need our government to act now to bring Austin home.” wapo.st/3woWk11
For many outsiders, Charlottesville has become synonymous with the deadly “Unite the Right” rally.
But residents say they are tired of their city being used as a shorthand for hate. wapo.st/3QEWbhA
“Unfortunately, due to her accident, Anne Heche suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and remains in a coma, in critical condition,” the statement, shared with The Washington Post, read.
“She is not expected to survive.” wapo.st/3PfaOac
Salman Rushdie, the author of "The Satanic Verses," was brutally attacked just as he was about to speak to an audience at the Chautauqua Institution.
Here's what to know about the writer. wapo.st/3QAL352
After the end of “race-norming,” more than 300 Black former NFL players originally denied payments now qualify for money or league-funded medical treatment. wapo.st/3Ak3i9V
In today’s Post Reports, we break down new details from the unsealed Mar-a-Lago search warrant and inventory of seized documents…
… and we hear the story behind the Post’s scoop that the FBI was looking for records on *nuclear weapons*.
Listen here: washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-…
Perspective: “Seditious conspiracy” and “insurrection” are more fitting charges than “interfering with an official proceeding” or “defrauding the U.S.”
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Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R) dismissed attorney Michael Gableman a week after Gableman joined Donald Trump in endorsing the speaker’s primary opponent.
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Summer beach days are off-limits in Ukraine’s seaside city of Odessa. But the draw is too strong for many residents starved for normalcy.
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