A CDC safety panel has determined there is a "likely association" between the Pfizer and Moderna shots and cases of myocarditis and pericarditis in vaccine recipients. | Continue reading
The takedowns come as world powers scramble to resurrect Tehran’s tattered 2015 nuclear deal. | Continue reading
The justices’ 8-1 decision found that the First Amendment imposes broad limits on public schools’ ability to regulate off-campus speech delivered via social media. | Continue reading
Despite all the impassioned pleas to salvage local news coverage, the reality is there’s a demand-side problem. | Continue reading
Members of both parties want Biden to use the summit in Geneva to assert a more aggressive approach to Russia-based criminal networks. | Continue reading
The rise of private cryptocurrencies motivated the Fed to start considering a digital dollar to be used alongside the traditional paper currency. | Continue reading
Despite all the impassioned pleas to salvage local news coverage, the reality is there’s a demand-side problem. | Continue reading
More and more religious Jewish newspapers and magazines are banning images of women from their pages. Where does that leave the Orthodox women who want to get into politics? | Continue reading
Amazon Web Services is snapping up former government officials who can help them gain access to lucrative federal contracts. | Continue reading
Gannett, the publisher, contends that demand for details on who accessed article violates the First Amendment. | Continue reading
Some want to lean on President Joe Biden's party over the theory that the pandemic began as a lab accident. Others want to tread more carefully. | Continue reading
Gannett, the publisher, contends that demand for details on who accessed article violates the First Amendment. | Continue reading
The justices agreed with a broad range of critics that prosecutors had been misusing the 35-year-old law. | Continue reading
“I think that that is a lot of folks getting a little worked up about something,” she said. | Continue reading
The lawmakers say a racial equity audit is “long overdue.” | Continue reading
Industries pressing their case before state lawmakers are banking on polls finding widespread support for these new conveniences. | Continue reading
Bitcoin is the biggest of the virtual assets, which unlike the dollar are distributed outside of government control and often operate on a decentralized basis. | Continue reading
The hidden history of how Washington embraced a fringe field of science. | Continue reading
The hidden history of how Washington embraced a fringe field of science. | Continue reading
"Everyone always thought George P. would carry the family banner into the next generation, but I’m not sure anyone anticipated it happening like this,” said one top Republican. | Continue reading
Facebook’s policy tweak arrives as support surges in Washington for a fuller investigation into the origins of Covid-19. | Continue reading
When one young journalist was fired, the incident revealed a problem deeper than bad social media policies. | Continue reading
The CEO, a top Trump ally, has been sued for defamation over his false assertion that a company’s voting machines stole the election for Joe Biden. | Continue reading
Trump supporters who back his claim that the 2020 vote was rigged are running to become the top election officials in key states. | Continue reading
The administration wants to dramatically shrink farmers’ climate footprint. But Biden’s top officials aren’t talking about serious changes to America’s meat industry. | Continue reading
An unlikely, polarizing SNL hosting stint for the mogul reveals the boundaries and tensions of our ever-present culture wars. | Continue reading
Public infighting aside, voters are unified and energized against the left. | Continue reading
A bipartisan group of lawmakers wants to make sure the government is never left in the dark about serious hacks again. | Continue reading
The far-reaching directive is an attempt to close longstanding gaps in the government’s ability to block and investigate hacks. | Continue reading
Some unsolicited advice for the new editor of the Washington Post on how to overtake her biggest competitor. | Continue reading
CIA Director William Burns is now receiving daily briefings on the investigation. | Continue reading
Despite struggles in Kentucky and Tennessee, the year looks up for medical marijuana supporters. | Continue reading
Skepticism and a partisan split in the Central Valley could discourage the Biden administration from spending political capital on it. | Continue reading
The infiltration of a major fuel pipeline is "the most significant, successful attack on energy infrastructure we know of." | Continue reading
The probe comes as Congress awaits a public report, due next month, from a host of national security agencies on the issue. | Continue reading
A video game developer's lawsuit has the potential to reshape Apple’s App Store policies — and the way the iPhone-maker does business. | Continue reading
The ruling could usher in Trump’s return to the world’s biggest social network — or cut him off permanently from yet another major online platform. | Continue reading
In Iowa, a community of Marshall Islanders has found a place to settle, decades after the U.S. dropped nuclear bombs on their Pacific home. Now can Washington deliver on the promises it made? | Continue reading
A look at the Democratic mayoral candidate's resume shows reality is less clear cut. | Continue reading
The 11 Republicans running in Saturday’s House special election have a wide range of opinions on the former president, ranging from Never Trump to Super MAGA. | Continue reading
The plan to kill Osama bin Laden—from the spycraft to the assault to its bizarre political backdrop—as told by the people in the room. | Continue reading
The announcement Monday followed a call between President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. | Continue reading
For the fourth straight day, India set a global daily record for new infections. | Continue reading
The oil and gas giant is pushing its carbon capture and sequestration technology to drive the type of speedy emissions reduction the White House is expected to announce this week. | Continue reading
Foreign adversaries who use U.S. servers are hiding in plain sight, but we can unveil them without violating the Constitution. | Continue reading