Thousands of students made threats after the Apalachee High shooting in Georgia, a Post analysis finds. Nearly 500 were arrested. In Florida, Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood decided he’d had enough.
The vast majority of people have probably already given up on their New Year’s resolutions, but fartlek training can help you get back on track. Today, we discuss the benefits of “speed play” at any age or fitness level.
Actress, writer and producer Natasha Rothwell joins the show to talk about her character Belinda returning for the new season of HBO’s “The White Lotus.” Plus, her path from writer to breakout star on the show “Insecure” and her time writing for SNL.
Comedian Ronny Chieng brings a unique perspective to the absurdity of American politics on “The Daily Show” and in his new Netflix special, “Love to Hate It.” He joins Elahe Izadi to talk about what it means to chase the next joke at this moment.
Today on “Post Reports,” how USAID entered President Donald Trump’s crosshairs. And, how his freeze on foreign aid has affected vulnerable people around the world.
Despite the rancor and division on the Hill, Rep. Sarah McBride says it is possible to work across the aisle. She joins the show to talk about her politics of empathy and what she thinks Democrats can accomplish, even under President Donald Trump.
This Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will face off in the Super Bowl. Kansas City is looking for history and Philadelphia is looking for redemption – just don’t tell the Eagles that.
A major question for this Trump administration has been: What kind of checks will there be on a second Donald Trump presidency? This week we’re getting some answers.
The story of two recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests, and what they can tell us about how immigration enforcement has changed under President Donald Trump.
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency – a team of 20 or so engineers – now has influence in a number of departments, working to deplete the civil service. But is this legal?
President Donald Trump escalated trade tensions this weekend when he said he would impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. But now, he’s reached deals with Mexico and Canada to delay them. So what does that mean for Americans?
Law professor Katherine Franke drew colleagues’ complaints, and a university investigation, after she spoke out about Gaza protests on the Ivy League campus.
Trump’s extraordinary news conference on the plane crash near Reagan National Airport, his administration’s freeze and unfreeze of all federal funds, and the Senate hearings for three more of his controversial Cabinet picks.
“It was probably out in the middle of the river. I just saw a fireball, and then it was gone.” Today on “Post Reports,” unpacking a deadly collision in the nation’s capital.
The stock market plummeted this week after a Chinese company showed it could do more with less. Today, we talk about the new AI chatbot DeepSeek, and why people are freaking out about it – from Silicon Valley to Wall Street to Washington.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in the hot seat this week, with two Senate hearings on his nomination to run the nation’s top health agency. We dig into an exclusive Washington Post examination of his statements on vaccines and where lawmakers stand on his nomination.