Fifty years ago today, the Vietnam War ended, starting a long journey toward peace and reconciliation between the two countries. Now that progress and U.S.-Vietnam relations are faltering under President Donald Trump.
To mark Trump’s 100 days in office this week, the administration is highlighting his record on immigration. We talk about controversial recent moves – including deporting three U.S. citizen children and the arrest of a judge in Wisconsin.
This week, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s scandals fuel more turmoil at the Defense Department, and President Donald Trump is losing public support on immigration.
Democratic National Committee Vice Chair David Hogg says House Democrats need to step up or bow out. He tells us about his plan to force out incumbents who he believes are "asleep at the wheel."
The Trump administration and DOGE have been making massive cuts to government agencies and programs. In response, hundreds of federal workers have been raising the alarm to journalists via encrypted messaging platforms like Signal.
As the Trump administration aggressively pushes to deport more migrants, detention centers have started to reach or exceed capacity. Some detainees report being forced to sleep on the floor or wait for access to medical care and other basic necessities.
Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic church, died Monday morning at age 88. He leaves behind a legacy of inclusivity. But now that he is gone, will his approach to the papacy survive?
The world’s two largest powers are closer than ever to a full economic break. Why neither the United States nor China want to blink, and what it will take for China to survive the trade war.
In response to threatening executive orders, some law firms are pledging hundreds of millions of dollars in free legal services to causes supported by the Trump administration. Others are fighting back.
As measles spreads in the United States, we unpack how to stay safe – and why public health experts are so concerned by the confusing, contradictory federal response.
When 21-year-old Dallas LeBeau vowed to jump over a highway to win a contest and social media clout, his parents felt helpless to stop him. Now they’re left with regret.
What’s it like to be a Republican pushing back against President Donald Trump? Our guest today, Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-Colorado), is leading an effort to rein in Trump’s tariffs power.
How DOGE’s cost-cutting at the Social Security Administration is making it harder to get in touch with representatives there — and harder to access benefits.
Navigating your personal finances in uncertain economic times is stressful. Michelle Singletary, the personal finance columnist at The Washington Post, is here to help.
Shakeups in U.S. foreign aid have upended the global fight against HIV/AIDS — one of the world’s most serious infectious diseases — and the lives of mothers and children living with HIV.
President Donald Trump’s global tariffs test how far he can push many Republicans to abandon their economic beliefs. Democrats find hopeful signs in recent elections.
The White House is figuring out how much it would cost to take control of Greenland. But how would making Greenland into a U.S. territory actually work?
Can noncitizens protest? Should you leave your phone at home when flying into and out of the United States? Post reporters walk us through the gray areas being used by the Trump administration in its effort to crack down on immigration.