Second WH official resigns over domestic abuse allegations
David Sorensen, a member of the Trump administration's speechwriting team, has resigned after being accused of domestic abuse, a White House official says.
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Kelly tells aides he secured Porter's resignation, sources say
White House chief of staff John Kelly, who has come under fire for his handling of domestic abuse allegations leveled against the White House staff secretary Rob Porter, told aides on Friday that he was responsible for securing Porter's resignation after the allegations became public.
Washington Post reporter who spoke at liberal event put on leave
A Washington Post reporter who came under fire late last year for participating in a liberal conference has been put on leave by the newspaper, CNN has learned.
William W. Graham, son of Washington Post publisher Kay Graham, dies at 69
William W. Graham, a member of the family that previously owned and ran The Washington Post for decades, died on December 20 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the age of 69.
WaPo: FBI general counsel being reassigned
The FBI's general counsel James Baker is being reassigned, according to a report by the Washington Post.
Hedge fund manager: Trump asked me if Amazon is a monopoly
President Trump's beef with Amazon came into view again this week.
Margaret Sullivan on how Alabama media covers Moore-Jones Senate race
Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post, found herself in a much smaller newsroom recently when she made a trip to Alabama to see for herself how local media was covering Roy Moore's Senate race against Democrat, Doug Jones.
Ben Bradlee gets star treatment in HBO's 'The Newspaperman'
The Trump administration's campaign against mainstream journalism provides a timely backdrop to "The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee," a deeply personal, utterly fascinating portrait of the late Washington Post editor's above-the-fold life.
James O'Keefe on the defensive after failed anti-Post plot
James O'Keefe's anti-media organization Project Veritas schemed to hurt The Washington Post and help Roy Moore.
Gayle King: CBS must cover Charlie Rose allegations
CBS News is very publicly grappling with the sexual misconduct allegations against veteran journalist Charlie Rose. The network's journalists are conducting their own investigation in the wake of the Washington Post story that led to Rose's firing on Tuesday.
Report: Military personnel reassigned following Trump's Asia trip
Allegations that multiple US service members had "improper contact" with foreign women while on President Donald Trump's Asia tour have spurred an investigation and led to their reassignment, The Washington Post reports, attributing the information to officials familiar with the situation.
Conway: 'No nexus' between Russia and election outcome
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway dismissed the idea that Russia influenced the 2016 presidential election after The Washington Post reported Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was directly involved in a cyber campaign to affect the outcome.
Ken Starr warns Trump against firing Mueller
Former independent counsel Ken Starr called the prospect of firing Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller an "insult to the Founding Fathers" in a Washington Post op-ed published Thursday night.
Sen. Dick Durbin: We'll be 'at the brink of a constitutional crisis' if Trump fires Mueller
Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin said Friday that President Donald Trump will put the country at the "brink of a constitutional crisis" if he fires special counsel Robert Mueller.
Deputy AG: 'Americans should be skeptical about anonymous allegations'
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein issued a statement Thursday night warning Americans not to "accept as true" stories based on "anonymous officials."
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