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Washington Post Nation
Apr 03, 2025

FDA is looking for some laid off employees to temporarily keep working
Thousands of FDA staff were laid off Tuesday.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 03, 2025

FDA is looking for some laid-off employees to temporarily keep working
Thousands of FDA staffers were laid off Tuesday.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 03, 2025

Man charged with killing Walgreens worker hated big pharmacies, police say
Narciso Gallardo Fernandez, 30, faces a felony murder charge for allegedly killing Walgreens worker Erick Velasquez, a married father of two.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 03, 2025

Canadian travel to U.S. is plummeting: ‘There's a lot of anger'
Airlines, tour groups and destinations are seeing big drops in business amid anger in Canada over President Donald Trump's tariffs and annexation threats.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 03, 2025

How Trump threw these military families into the debate over DEI
A federal commission spent two years renaming nine military installations that had been named after Confederate soldiers. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered that the names of two of the bases, Fort Bragg in North Carolina and Fort Benning in Georgia, be restored.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

HHS layoffs include head of the World Trade Center Health Program
As part of its widespread layoffs at U.S. health agencies, the Trump administration fired John Howard, the longtime head of the World Trade Center Health Program.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

Over a dozen states weigh laws that ban Pride flags in government buildings
The bans cover unsanctioned flags as a whole, but the debate in statehouses has largely centered on Pride flags, which LGBTQ groups say are being targeted.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

Court orders Trump to restore lawyers for unaccompanied migrant children
Without representation, children — some of whom are victims of trafficking — are left to navigate complex immigration courts themselves, advocates say.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

ICE to release detainee who came to the U.S. to give his brother a kidney
José Gregorio González came to the U.S. to save his brother, who is in kidney failure, but was arrested in March before he could undergo donor surgery.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

He came to the U.S. to give his brother a kidney. Then ICE arrested him.
José Gregorio González came to the U.S. to save his brother, who is in kidney failure. But now he faces deportation, which would scuttle his donor surgery.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

DHS cuts funds for groups helping legal immigrants become U.S. citizens
The community groups and adult-education organizations were told that their work no longer fits with the Department of Homeland Security's goals under Trump.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

Farmers bewildered after USDA suggests cutting DEI from energy projects
The USDA said it would hasten payments of long-withheld funding to farmers who responded to a survey and considered changing energy projects to remove DEI.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

Widower finds purpose in making earrings. At 95, he's given away 10,000 pairs.
Willis Wipf was heartbroken after his wife died and needed a reason to get out of bed in the morning. Making earrings became the reason.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

How the Trump administration took aim at Maine
Maine has faced investigations and arbitrary reversals of funding, turning it into a test case for the Trump administration's approach to perceived adversaries.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

Outside a Social Security office, fear, lines and misinformation
Retirees are flocking to the agency's office in Des Moines, mistakenly thinking they have to prove their identity anew or their checks will stop.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 02, 2025

As Trump shakes trust in U.S., a hub for F-16 fighter jets braces for impact
Booming exports turned a South Carolina city into the "Global Home of the F-16." Slipping foreign demand among angry allies could hurt that economic engine.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Trump administration freezes tens of millions in family planning funding
Nine Planned Parenthood affiliates are among the providers affected by the funding freeze, the nonprofit organization said Monday.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

At the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum, art for here, now and beyond
‘If we do not stop this madness, we will destroy ourselves and the whole world,' artist Adam Pendleton's "Resurrection City Revisited (Who Owns Geometry Anyway?)"

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Fired health workers were told to contact an employee. She's dead.
Some federal health employees who were laid off Tuesday were told to contact Anita Pinder, who died last year, with discrimination complaints.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Dozens of staff at agency that supports museums and libraries put on leave
The Institute of Museum and Library Services is a key source of federal support for the nation's museums and libraries. The move risks upending vital resources.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Massive layoffs, purge of leadership underway at U.S. health agencies
The move comes after Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s announcement of a sweeping reduction of the Department of Health and Human Services.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Widespread layoffs, purge of leadership underway at U.S. health agencies
The move comes after Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s announcement of a sweeping reduction of the Department of Health and Human Services.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Karen Read is back on trial for murder. Here's what to know.
Read, accused of killing her boyfriend, alleges she was framed as part of a police cover-up. She is being retried after her first case ended in a mistrial.

Washington Post Nation
Apr 01, 2025

Alabama groups can aid out-of-state travel for abortions, judge rules
"This should send a strong message to antiabortion politicians in states with bans," said an attorney with the ACLU's Reproductive Freedom Project.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 31, 2025

Radio City Music Hall banned him. A T-shirt and AI might be to blame.
Security may have used facial recognition technology to escort a man out of a concert. He once designed a Knicks shirt that criticized the team's owner.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 31, 2025

Trump administration cuts some funds to Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood said on Monday it had received notice that the administration would withhold Title X funding from nine of its affiliates effective Tuesday.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 30, 2025

States rush to hire federal workers out of work after DOGE cuts
As the Trump administration's cuts to federal agencies left tens of thousands of workers in limbo, state and local governments began to recruit them.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 30, 2025

U.S. Bank executive feared dead after plane crashes into Minnesota house
The aircraft crashed into a home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, setting it ablaze. U.S. Bancorp said the plane was registered to its vice chair, Terry Dolan.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 30, 2025

Small plane crashes into suburban house in Minnesota
The aircraft crashed into a home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, setting it ablaze. It was not immediately clear how many people were aboard.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 29, 2025

L.A. issues first rebuilding permits as fire recovery accelerates
The initial round of federal cleanup finished in record time, and experts say the permitting process appears to be outpacing other blazes as well.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 28, 2025

Naval Academy no longer considers race in admissions, court filing says
The U.S. Naval Academy changed its admissions policy last month in response to directives from President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 28, 2025

Former Voice of America director blasts Kari Lake's ‘untruths'
Amanda Bennett, who led VOA and its parent agency, says Lake was "provably wrong" in claims that $250 million in public funding were wasted late last year.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 27, 2025

Trump issues executive order to eliminate ‘anti-American ideology' from Smithsonian
The order directs the vice president to eliminate what he finds "improper" from the Smithsonian Institution, including its museums, education and research centers, and the National Zoo.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 27, 2025

Dick Carlson, who led Voice of America at Cold War's end, dies at 84
Mr. Carlson, father of conservative commentator Tucker Carlson, defended the VOA in the years before President Trump's order to dismantle the broadcaster.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 27, 2025

Walmart fires woman who reported anti-trans threats from man in bathroom
Dani Davis said she was fired from a Walmart store a week after a man entered the women's bathroom and yelled anti-trans threats at her.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 27, 2025

Extreme heat in Texas prisons without AC is unconstitutional, judge says
Judge Robert Pitman ruled in favor of prisoners' rights advocates but stopped short of ordering the state to install air conditioners immediately.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 27, 2025

Veterans Crisis Line operators say they feel battered by Trump, DOGE
Operators who field calls from veterans in crisis say uncertainty caused by the U.S. DOGE Service has made their jobs more stressful.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 26, 2025

Alabama halted a library's funding. Supporters raised the cash in days.
When a state board voted to pause payments while it determined whether a handful of books were in age-appropriate sections, the community came to the rescue.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 26, 2025

Texas students sued to keep their drag show on campus. They won.
A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked the Texas A&M university system's ban on drag shows at its campuses, allowing "Draggieland" to go on.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 25, 2025

J. Bennett Johnston, senator who was ‘man to see' on energy, dies at 92
The conservative Louisiana Democrat served four terms on Capitol Hill and guided American energy policy for decades

Washington Post Nation
Mar 25, 2025

In five pictures: The gilding of the Oval Office
Where the Oval Office once conjured gravitas and continuity through its restrained adornments, it now evokes insecurity and petulance. It is awash in gilt.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 25, 2025

Classified material laws and why experts say Signal chat raises concerns
Trump administration officials' discussion of sensitive military information in a Signal chat with an Atlantic journalist has sparked calls for an investigation.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 25, 2025

Columbia student protester sues U.S. to prevent deportation
Yunseo Chung, a U.S. permanent resident who moved from South Korea when she was 7, said she was facing deportation over pro-Palestinian protests.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 25, 2025

Columbia student sues Trump administration to prevent deportation
Yunseo Chung, a U.S. permanent resident who moved from South Korea when she was 7, said she was facing deportation over pro-Palestinian protests.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 24, 2025

How should officials discuss military plans? Not over Signal, experts say.
Trump administration officials discussing sensitive military information in a Signal chat with an Atlantic reporter has sparked calls for an investigation.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 24, 2025

Fallout from Columbia capitulation fuels fears about academic freedom
The outcry comes after an announcement on Friday that Columbia will institute new rules on student protests and discipline and bring in new campus police officers with arrest powers.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 24, 2025

Michael Boudin, federal judge who forged his own path, dies at 85
He and his sister, Weather Underground radical Kathy Boudin, made lives on opposite sides of the law.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 24, 2025

Mia Love, first Black Republican congresswoman, dies at 49
She backed the GOP agenda but challenged President Donald Trump when he denigrated immigrants from Haiti.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 23, 2025

A beloved gator served as a community's mascot. Then came a trapper.
A trapper hired by the new company managing Daniel Island Village in Charleston, S.C., killed Walter the alligator, leaving residents grieving and confused.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 23, 2025

Max Frankel, Pulitzer winner who led the New York Times, dies at 94
He helped shepherd the Pentagon Papers into print, was decorated for his coverage of Nixon's trip to China and broadened news coverage as executive editor.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Anger, then relief after Pentagon restores Navajo code talker webpages
Navajo Nation leaders and families of code talkers had pushed back against the removals.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Mom can sue over son's unwanted coronavirus shot, North Carolina high court rules
Tanner Smith was 14 when he was given a covid-19 vaccine without parental consent. Now North Carolina's Supreme Court has ruled his family can proceed with a lawsuit.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Kitty Dukakis, humanitarian and activist for mental health, dies at 88
She campaigned fiercely for her husband, Michael Dukakis, in the 1988 presidential election, spoke openly about her struggles with addiction and later promoted electroconvulsive therapy as a treatment for depression.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

‘Corner-crossing' to reach public lands is legal, appeals court rules
The decision, in a case that pitted four Missouri hunters against a millionaire Wyoming landowner, protects public access to millions of acres across the West.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Centennial Bulb glows strong at age 124, a survivor in turbulent times
What was a novelty in 1901 has become a sentinel of stability amid the uncertainty at home and abroad.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Exploring the American frontier
The American frontier is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by technology, economics and wealth.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 22, 2025

Republicans, independents crave answers from GOP congressman in Alabama
Rep. Dale Strong's constituents are demanding a response as the politician faces backlash to DOGE cutbacks in a district awash with federal money.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 21, 2025

The latest release of Kennedy assassination records offers intrigue — and lots of breadcrumbs
Historians find threads to pull on about America's secret government, mail snooping and more.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 21, 2025

Judge includes new USAID head in order against dismantling the agency
As Justice Department lawyers appeal, an admonition from a U.S. District Court judge in Maryland is among the latest examples of federal judges warning the Trump administration against trying to sidestep their orders.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 21, 2025

USDA cancels $500M in food deliveries, leaving food banks scrambling
The Trump administration's latest move, which follows $1 billion in cuts to food aid programs, puts more pressure on groups trying to feed hungry Americans.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 21, 2025

State senator resigns after being charged with soliciting sex from a minor
Republican lawmaker Justin Eichorn was caught in a sting operation, allegedly soliciting sex from a 17-year-old girl, who turned out to be a law enforcement officer.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 21, 2025

DHS union-busting attempt sends message in and out of government
The gutting of TSA's agreement denies "the sanctity of contracts" and could lead to "real aggression" by private sector employers against their labor unions.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 20, 2025

White House scrambles after JFK files expose Social Security numbers
The Trump administration rushed to mitigate harm from the errant release of more than 400 Social Security numbers and other private information in files on JFK.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 20, 2025

Trump administration tells Amtrak CEO to resign amid talk of cuts
CEO Stephen Gardner said he will step down as the Trump administration targets funding for mass transit systems and other transportation initiatives nationwide.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 20, 2025

D.C.'s BLM street painting is nearly gone. What about all the others?
Although D.C.'s iconic Black Lives Matter Plaza is being torn up, other street art from the summer of 2020 remains, and a few paintings look better than ever.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 20, 2025

More than 400 Social Security numbers, other private information revealed in JFK files
The data belongs to more than 400 former congressional staffers and others with connections to decades-old investigations.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 20, 2025

With talk of a 51st state, a mystery: Why is Trump obsessed with Canada?
Canadians say President Trump's 51st-state rhetoric is a threat to national security. They're also perplexed by the origin of his vision for Canadian annexation.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

Amtrak CEO abruptly resigns as Trump administration threatens funding cuts
CEO Stephen Gardner said he will step down as the Trump administration targets funding for mass transit systems and other transportation initiatives nationwide.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

Social Security numbers and other private information unmasked in JFK files
The data belongs to more than 200 former congressional staffers and others with connections to decades-old investigations.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

CIA secrets and exposed agents: See unredacted details from the JFK files
The unveiling of more than 2,000 records related to John F. Kennedy's assassination offers a glimpse into CIA agents and operations that were kept secret for decades.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

Arizona executes man who requested death sentence for 2002 murder
Aaron Gunches, 53, pleaded guilty to the 2002 murder of Ted Price and abandoned his appeal process in an effort to speed up his death sentence.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

What's new in the JFK files? 5 things to know about the assassination records.
The federal government Tuesday night released tens of thousands of pages on President John F. Kennedy's assassination. It's unclear how much light they'll shed.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

What's new in the JFK files? 4 things to know about the assassination records.
The federal government Tuesday night released tens of thousands of pages on President John F. Kennedy's assassination. It's unclear how much light they'll shed.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

In tweets and memes: The Trump administration's deportation policy
People are being disappeared from this country under the direction of President Donald Trump, and the White House seems to be treating those vanishings like a game of catch me if you can.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

Federal workers think Trump won't improve their agencies. Even his voters.
Among federal workers registered to vote, 51 percent voted for Kamala Harris and 38 percent for Donald Trump, according to a Post-Ipsos poll.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 19, 2025

Southern Plains at risk of wildfire outbreak, with blazes in Oklahoma and Texas
Another potent storm fuels risks of wildfires, dust storms, blizzard conditions and thunderstorms.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

The JFK files are out. Here's what experts are looking for.
The Trump administration released about 1,100 documents as part of a promise to unveil records related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

What's in the JFK files? Trump administration releases assassination docs.
The release of the records is the latest in a string of disclosures since the 1990s that have tweaked how the nation and historians view Kennedy's assassination.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Judge blocks Trump's order banning transgender troops from military service
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from banning transgender people from serving in the military, ruling that the plan violated the Constitution's equal protection clause.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Trump administration releases JFK files on his 1963 assassination
The release of the records is the latest in a string of disclosures since the 1990s that have tweaked how the nation and historians view Kennedy's assassination.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Ohio court overturns state ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth
Families of transgender children will be able to access gender-affirming medical treatments, such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy, within the state.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Activist who took sanctuary in a church during first Trump term detained
In 2017, Jeanette Vizguerra took shelter in a church for months during the first Trump administration. On Monday, she was detained by immigration officials.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Activist who took sanctuary in church during first Trump term is detained
In 2017, Jeanette Vizguerra took shelter in a church for months during the first Trump administration. On Monday, she was detained by immigration officials.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Guilty verdicts in first trial of smugglers charged in 53 migrants' deaths
The two men, on trial in a San Antonio federal court, face life in prison for their roles in the nation's deadliest smuggling incident.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Arizona will resume executions. The man who investigated them objects.
With a man set to be executed, Arizona's former death penalty review commissioner says he has "no reason to believe" the state is ready to restart executions.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 18, 2025

Wildfire outbreak possible Tuesday in southern Plains
Another potent storm brings an extreme risk for wildfires and dust storms on Tuesday, then blizzard conditions and severe thunderstorms on Wednesday.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

Amid ‘DEI' purge, Pentagon removes webpage on Iwo Jima flag-raiser
Pages celebrating Navajo code talkers and other minority service members were also erased.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

Are abortion pills legal in my state? Here's what you need to know.
Even where medication abortion is legal, state restrictions make it difficult to access care.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

Texas charges midwife in first arrest under state's abortion ban
Maria Margarita Rojas was arrested for providing illegal abortions, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

VA rolls back care for trans veterans after Trump's executive order
Department of Veterans Affairs leaders said they will phase out coverage of gender transition care for veterans, rescinding a 2018 policy.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

Survivors pick through ruins after monster storm kills 40 across U.S.
Survivors are reckoning with the fatal storm system that spawned tornadoes, dust storms and fires across a handful of states this weekend.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

After CDC pick is abruptly yanked, worry over U.S. measles messaging remains
Medical experts and politicians question who will be chosen as the CDC's next leader amid a surge in measles cases and concerns over vaccine-preventable diseases.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 17, 2025

Survivors pick through ruins after monster storm kills 39 across U.S.
Survivors are reckoning with the fatal storm system that spawned tornadoes, dust storms and fires across a handful of states this weekend.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 16, 2025

Nita Lowey, first woman to chair House appropriations panel, dies at 87
A liberal Democrat from New York, she championed women's issues and rose to one of the most influential positions on Capitol Hill during 32 years in Congress.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 16, 2025

Deadly storm system leaves trail of damage across a swath of the U.S.
A deadly storm will push toward the East Coast on Sunday after days of destruction from more than 60 tornadoes, wildfires and dust storms.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 16, 2025

These Canadians are canceling U.S. trips as Trump sours relations
Trump's rhetoric has infuriated Canadians, who have responded by canceling their U.S. trips. Some are writing to let Americans know why they're not coming.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 15, 2025

Starbucks ordered to pay $50 million to delivery driver burned by hot drink
Attorneys for the delivery driver said he required multiple skin grafts after a drink he had been picking up at a Los Angeles drive-thru fell on his lap.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 15, 2025

Teacher gives $20 to her students with one rule: Use it for kindness
Kristina Ulmer does the kindness challenge each year in memory of her sister who died in a car crash. She said students run with it.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 15, 2025

Trump wants to kill the penny. Almost no one will miss it.
Despite the president's directive to end penny production, the lowly coin has lots of time left. Some 240 billion pennies are in circulation.

Washington Post Nation
Mar 14, 2025

H. Hale Harvey III, physician who transformed abortion care, dies at 93
In 1970, he opened in New York one of the first major abortion clinics in the United States, an organization that helped vastly expand reproductive rights.

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