The White House is increasingly obvious about shrugging at the coronavirus.
Category: Politics
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What you need to know about the Arlington Public Schools this year
Washington Post reporters answer questions to help parents and guardians navigate this pandemic school year.
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Biden’s sister, Valerie, at his side for 74 years — and for one final goal
Joe Biden’s sister has been deeply entwined in his life and career for more than seven decades. Now she’s trying to help him take a final, giant step.
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The Trailer: The six political states of Florida
In this edition: The political geography of Florida, the confusing new debate over crime, and a third party that won’t run against anybody, yet.
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As clashes between armed groups and leftist protesters turn deadly, police face complaints of tolerating vigilantes
At times, police have appeared to offer support to conservative groups that take up arms against protests that have occasionally spawned violence, vandalism and looting.
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The six political states of Florida
Millions of people have moved into Florida since 2000, but the state’s competitiveness has remained.
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Twitter flags GOP video after activist’s computerized voice was manipulated
On the video, it sounded as if activist Ady Barkan, who has ALS, had persuaded Joe Biden to defund police departments.
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‘Great Patriots!’: Trump lavishes praise on supporters amid deadly clashes with social justice protesters
Shooting deaths in Oregon and Wisconsin raise the specter that the nation’s summer of unrest has entered a new phase.
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Biden to resume in-person campaigning as race with Trump kicks into gear
As the president seeks to exploit protest violence, top Democrats say Biden needs to be more proactive as a campaigner and aggressive in promoting his agenda on the coronavirus and the economy.
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In new filing, Derek Chauvin’s lawyer previews his defense but also seeks dismissal of charges
Chauvin has been charged in the killing of George Floyd. But his defense team argues that he used reasonable and authorized force.
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Trump tours storm-battered Gulf states to assess damage left in Hurricane Laura’s wake
President Trump mostly listened and interacted with local leaders while avoiding the type of overt political attacks he often makes during public appearances.
