The New York Giants became the first team in NFL history to score three touchdowns, not allow a touchdown and lose in ...

Washington Post journalists and columnists were onsite in Chicago covering the 2024 Democratic National Convention from August 19 through August 22. Their reporting focused on the impact from ...

As people age, the brain naturally changes. Cognitive decline and memory loss come into greater focus. Remembering names and memories may take longer than usual. Processing conversations may involve ...

Sydney Page is a staff reporter who writes for The Washington Post’s Inspired Life section, a collection of stories about humanity. She has been a contributor to The Post since 2018, and has ...

Donald Trump said the federal government should do away with taxes on overtime pay, though he provided no details about the ...

A year after west Maui’s deadly wildfire, Lahaina families are stuck in smoke damaged homes they say are making them sick because they can’t pay to fix them.

Aaron Wiener is moving back to reporting to cover housing and development for The Washington Post. Wiener is currently the editor of Retropolis, The Post’s history section, and an assignment editor on ...

Will Lewis, Washington Post Publisher and CEO speaks to Semafor’s Ben Smith as part of his ongoing signature interview series, On The Record. The Post’s Drew Harwell peeked behind the screen ...

Best-selling author Michael Lewis has teamed up with The Washington Post to enlist recognized writers and storytellers to profile government workers whose commitment and dedication to service ...

She joined the Washington Post staff in 2014 to cover Prince George's County, a suburb of Washington D.C., where she grew up. Hernández has also spent time in Venezuela for the foreign desk and ...

Michelle Singletary writes the nationally syndicated personal finance column “The Color of Money,” which appears in The Washington Post on Wednesdays and Sundays. If you have a personal ...

(Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post) The rats scramble for cover, racing to their burrows. The unlucky ones hide behind pieces of trash, where Dickie the dachshund promptly finds them and sends ...