It’s a cliche, I know, but he was my shadow. I adopted Oscar as a kitten in January 2008 because, frankly, I didn’t think anyone else would. He was the last of his litter and clinging to the door of the kennel when I passed by — almost like he was begging to be adopted. So I did.

Just got off a coordinating call with law enforcement, MDOT, MEMA, and National Guard leadership. Assets have been swarmed—from drones to first responders to wreckers—in order to clear the stalled vehicles in North Mississippi on I-55 and assist those stranded on the road.

While I’m sure oppressed Iranians are heartened by his words, I regret to inform them Lindsay Graham has been a feckless lump of protoplasm for at least the last decade.

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Dear @JeffBezos, I’m an avid Amazon customer and devoted reader of @washingtonpost. Please don’t let the paper’s brilliant coverage be watered down at a time Americans need reliable journalism—particularly in their capital—more than ever. #SaveThePost

What do you know, turns out getting rid of the second amendment wasn't a big deal!

The nation owes Minnesota a debt of gratitude for their resilience, integrity, and sacrifice. We are all your neighbors.

This compilation of video angles makes a prima facie case that the two agents who shot Pretti should go to jail for a long time. I’ll await the investigation and trial. But if there’s no trial and no real investigation, I’ll go with the video evidence.

We did a focus group last night of swing voters—Biden 2020/Trump 2024—and there is not simply awareness of the Alex Pretti killing, but genuine outrage. Many wanted Noem removed.

Local police routinely, put officers involved in deadly shootings on administrative leave until an independent investigation is concluded. That should happen immediately. I can’t recall ever hearing a police chief immediately describing the victim as a “domestic terrorist” or a

Stephen Miller should be fired. And he and the federal government should be sued for wrongful death by the family of Alex Pretti.

Washington Post employees have begun a social media campaign ahead of reports that the paper may soon undergo substantial layoffs. The hashtag is #SaveThePost

On a Washington Post online chat with readers today, the first question was about what's ahead for our beloved newspaper. Here's my answer, which the Post published online: I can't confirm the rumors because I don't know what management is planning. But as a 40-year veteran of

I’ve signed Executive Order 1593. It activates the Mississippi National Guard to assist in our state’s response and recovery efforts. The @nationalguardMS will play a critical role in logistical support and delivering resources around the state. To start, 500 Guardsmen will be

We are not nearly angry enough. #AlexPretti

“[My father] had one problem,” Trump said. “…He started getting, what do they call it?” He pointed to his forehead and looked to his press secretary for the word that escaped him. “Alzheimer’s,” Leavitt said. “Like an Alzheimer’s thing,” Trump said. “Well, I don’t have it.”

The killing of Alex Pretti and the grotesque lying was an overreach by the administration. They've had to pull back a bit. But it's when there's some disarray that the democratic opposition needs to intensify the offensive, and turn a tactical success into a major victory.

This is incredibly chilling but very much worth reading.

It’s some kind of a shame that it took two tragic street killings of US citizens captured on video for members of the Republican Party to finally find the courage to admit this was a terribly incompetent and dangerous way to enforce immigration law. Glad they made it, but still..

@bruce_arthur As @stuartpstevens wrote, it was all a lie.

I almost appreciate how Trump has exposed how vacant every single high profile conservative belief was: free speech, states’ rights, letting the market decide, NATO, right to bear arms, democracy, all of it. It’s been an empty, malicious political project for decades and decades