Tag: The Washington Mail
Texas Man Charged With Threatening to Kill Georgia Election Officials
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Friday charged a Texas man with publicly calling for the assassination of…
What Mattered This Week
And while it might be hard for “President Senator” to let go of a place he served for…
Jan. 6 Panel and State Officials Seek Answers on Fake Trump Electors
On Dec. 14, as the members of the Electoral College were set to meet and certify electors in…
How Derrick Henry Left a Lasting Mark on High School Opponents
They are academic advisers and nurses and commercial real estate brokers. They teach math and guide quail hunts…
You Quit. I Quit. We All Quit. And It’s Not a Coincidence.
“I went home and starting thinking about it a lot more seriously,” Ms. Wells said. One month later,…
Supreme Court to Consider Limits of Ruling on Oklahoma Tribes
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to decide a question left open by its landmark 2020…
Amanda Gorman: Why I Almost Didn’t Read My Poem at the Inauguration
It’s told like this: Amanda Gorman performed at the inauguration, and the rest is history.The truth is I…
Meat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ Singer and Actor, Dies at 74
Meat Loaf, the larger-than-life rocker whose 1977 debut, “Bat Out of Hell” — a campy amalgam of hard…
Stock Markets Off to Worst Start Since 2016 as Fed Fights Inflation
After falling for a fourth day in a row on Friday, the stock market suffered its worst week…
What to Wear in the Metaverse
“People love to play with something they would never be able to wear in the real world,” Ms.…
Racial Turmoil Mars Signs of Progress at the U.S. Mint
WASHINGTON — The United States Mint celebrated a milestone this month when it announced the first shipment of…
Vegan Travel: It’s Not Fringe Anymore
When she went vegan about four years ago, Colleen Corbett, a bartender based in Tampa, Fla., thought she…