So well said @AshleyRParker: "The Post journalists I know have shown a genuine willingness—even an eagerness—to evolve, a spirit of creativity and innovation at a time of transformation in the media."
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At SCOTUS today: Prison Guards Shaved Damon Landor’s Dreadlocks. The Supreme Court Will Decide if He Can Sue.
nytimes.com/2025/11/10/us/su… via @NYTimes
EXCLUSIVE: Tulsi Gabbard's special team has expressed interest in gaining access to emails and chat logs of the largest U.S. spy agencies to root out “weaponization,” according to multiple people familiar.
By @nakashimae@wstrobel & Aaron Schaffer
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Happy last day of the SCOTUS term. The justices are set to rule on nationwide orders blocking Trump's birthright citizenship ban, the rights of religious parents to opt-out of school lessons that conflict with their faith and more.
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Minnesota shooting suspect went from youthful evangelizer to far-right zealot
Residents in Vance Boelter’s hometown struggle to reconcile what they knew of him with the killing of a Minnesota state lawmaker and her husband. @anniegowen@jocwapo@mboorsteinwashingtonpost.com/nation/20…
Supreme Court unanimously revives lawsuit over FBI raid of the wrong house. One of a half-dozen decisions in smaller cases announced today with more expected next week.
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"It's lonely out here."
A Texas federal judge joined the rising chorus of sitting US judges to take the unusual step of speaking out against attacks on the legal profession, and says he wishes more would do the same
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The little-known court that blocked Trump's tariffs has broad authority over trade. Read @tobiaraji on the U.S. Court of International Trade.
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