US intelligence has more and more reason to believe Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The Post held off publishing it because we hoped Jamal would come back to us so that he and I could edit it together.
Thirteen million people in Yemen face starvation, what the UN says could become "the worst famine in the world in 100 years." Zimbabwe plunges into its worst economic crisis in a decade, complete with price spikes and product shortages. Canada becomes the second country after Uruguay to legalize
Sources claim the Saudis are preparing a report admitting Jamal Khashoggi was killed, and that his death happened during an interrogation. Cherokee Nation official responds to the Trump-Warren squabble over DNA results: "It really undermines tribal interest, frankly." “I had an encounter with a Native American on
Climate change is the only issue that matters. As the American midterms loom, candidates are failing to devise solutions. Trump's poison pills for China may not lead to a recession (for the US). However, "there sure are lots of poison pills out there!" Our current Senate
Hurricane Michael has killed 12 people and left a path of destruction from Florida to Virginia. Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, is under fire for delaying registrations for 53,000 voters—most of whom are African-American. The move reeks of voter suppression, as the Republican Kemp,
Hurricane Michael, with maximum sustained winds at 155 miles per hour, is close to a Category 5 storm, the most severe on the scale. "This is the worst storm the Florida Panhandle has seen in more than 100 years," said Florida Gov. Rick Scott. European shares fall to
In an unexpected move, Nikki Haley announces she will step down as US ambassador to the UN by the end of the year, and quells rumors of a presidential run. Set to make landfall today, Hurricane Michael could be the strongest-ever hurricane to reach the Florida panhandle. You can
A very good, awful, lucid list of facts from the last 10 days in Trump’s America, from pig manure to Canadian crabs. Christine Blasey Ford won't be able to go home for quite some time, says her lawyer, due to "unending" death threats. "How
With Sens. Collins and Manchin saying they'll vote "yes," the Senate is expected to confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court today. Kavanaugh...will be the first justice nominated by someone who lost the popular vote to earn his seat on the bench with support from senators
The Senate, still “plowing ahead,” is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh today. Among those who oppose Kavanaugh, you can count retired Justice John Paul Stevens, same for a trio of Kavanaugh’s drinking buddies at Yale. Supporters of Kavanaugh include pretty much the entire Republican
