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Around the country, local officials have begun requiring that some municipal employees, including police officers, get vaccinated — to protect the employees themselves, their co-workers, co-workers’ children not yet eligible to be vaccinated, and of course the many members of the public they …
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By Tom Hamburger, Rosalind S. Helderman and Amy Gardner, Sarah Rice for The Washington Post The threats and abuse are “too much,” said City Clerk Susan Nash, pictured in a secure storage room for election equipment at city hall in Livonia, Mich. The room is kept locked and under video surveillance. …
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Friends and colleagues have urged me to write something about UFOs, because the topic is hot again and I’m sort of the space alien reporter on staff. This refers not to where I’m from, but to the kind of stuff I used to write about. I wrote a book (“Captured by Aliens,” 1999) that was primarily …
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“The defendants in today’s filings recklessly disregarded the truth when they spread lies in November and continue to do so today,” Dominion CEO John Poulos said in a statement. “This barrage of lies by the defendants and others have caused — and continue to cause — severe damage to our company, …
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“Biden’s campaign and other officials will encourage people to be patient, with hundreds of thousands of votes still outstanding. But what will many Trump supporters hear? They’ll hear the apparent loser of the race and his ‘allies’ in the media rejecting what they know to be true — that Trump won …
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You know, really, prior to 2017, there was not a lot of recent credibility in terms of UFOs, largely because the government had stopped looking at them, and it was left to the private sector and smaller UFO organizations–UFOlogists, they call them or people who had witnessed things going to …
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By Rosalind S. Helderman, Sarah Silbiger for The Washington Post Attorney Sidney Powell speaks during a news conference with Rudolph W. Giuliani, lawyer for President Donald Trump, about lawsuits contesting the results of the presidential election on Nov. 19, 2020. A federal judge in Colorado has …
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The acting attorney general and acting deputy attorney general — Jeffrey Rosen and Richard Donoghue, respectively — rejected the letter out of hand, a well-founded decision that nonetheless prevented a dicey situation from getting worse. Donoghue’s lengthy response, one likely written with an eye …
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Whenever there’s a discussion of the review in Arizona, the same conclusion emerges: Everyone knows where it is headed, but no one really knows what happens then. For the review itself, in other words, there’s no off-ramp, just this big, rickety truck rumbling forward with dashboard warning lights …
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By Devlin Barrett and Josh Dawsey, President Trump pressed senior Justice Department officials in late 2020 to declare the election corrupt even as those officials pushed back, warning the president that many of the claims he was hearing about voter fraud were false, according to notes taken by an …
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