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Lawrence O'Donnell Spots New 'Extremely Damning Evidence' Against Trump

O'Donnell said if convicted, an obstruction of justice charge could mean a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
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Columnist Gives 'Brittle Ego' Ron DeSantis A Brutal 2024 Reality Check

Eugene Robinson says the Florida governor has "paper-thin skin, a propensity to hold grudges and a tendency to go way too far.”
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Washington Post Columnists Point Out GOP's Sarah Huckabee Sanders Problem

The Trump White House press secretary's State of the Union rebuttal "vividly demonstrates a problem for the GOP," wrote Paul Waldman and Greg Sargent.
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Washington Post Tech Journalist Taylor Lorenz Bounced Off Twitter, Then Reinstated

Lorenz's account was temporarily suspended after the journalist reached out to Elon Musk for comment about a story, she said.
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Lawsuit Accuses Yale University Of Discriminating Against Mentally Ill Students

The federal lawsuit seeks no monetary damages. but demands changes to Yale’s withdrawal policies.
By Susan Haigh, AP

Tucker Carlson Tells Washington Post Writer To 'F**k Yourself' For Buckley Carlson Question

Media critic Erik Wemple said he got the nasty response after asking about Carlson's reported accusatory call about his son.
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Washington Post Slams Sen. Lindsey Graham For Remark That 'Reads More Like A Threat'

"There is no excuse for this irresponsible rhetoric," the Post's editorial board said.
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Washington Post Editorial Board Warns Pandemic Is Far From Over

"The arrival of subvariant BA.5 should be a reminder that the finish line in this race is nowhere to be seen."
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Washington Post Editorial Board Offers Grim Warning About Supreme Court's 'Next Move'

It "might cripple our democracy," the editorial board wrote.
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The Washington Post Fires Reporter Who Criticized Paper's Leadership

Political reporter Felicia Sonmez has been publicly sparring with her colleagues over company policies.
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