Arab Americans split on Trump in 2024. A new poll shows a significant shift.

After being evenly divided in the 2024 presidential race, Arab American voters strongly support Democrats for Congress in a Washington Post-Schar School poll.

The Pentagon pushed colleges to cut ties with China. Some pushed back.

Several of the 30 schools contacted by the Defense Department said their relationships with foreign entities didn’t threaten research security, and some said they planned to keep the ties.

Ocasio-Cortez Says Democrats Should Stand Up for Trans Americans

At an event in Maine, an audience member told the New York progressive that “a lot of trans people in America feel that we have been abandoned by the Democratic Party.”

Hakeem Jeffries is poised to make history. His leadership style faces a test.

The New York Democrat is likely to preside over the House come January. Even some allies say he’ll need to be tougher.

Axios PM - 1 big thing: Anti-Trumpism fuels youth vote

Hegseth wanted Eisenhower’s globe for his office. His staff broke it.

Photos obtained by The Post show a gash in the World War II-era artifact that resulted from a botched relocation attempt inside the Pentagon.

Christianity Today, a Voice of Centrist Evangelicalism, Is in Turmoil

Former employees of the publication say new leadership has been pushing back on independent journalism. About half of its staff members have left or been laid off over 14 months.

The rising costs that Massachusetts' poverty rate overlooks

On paper, Massachusetts fared better than other states. Rising costs tell a different story.

Would Trump accept GOP midterm losses? 7 in 10 Americans doubt it.

A Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll finds broad confidence that votes will be counted accurately, but deep doubt that the president would accept the results if Republicans lost.

CNN threatens legal action if it keeps being banned from Air Force One

A federal judge has restored the cable giant’s White House access, but it’s still prevented from flying on the president’s plane.

Where midterms early voting is surging

Early turnout is offering a first glimpse of voter engagement in the final weeks of the campaign.

School Choice Could Prove Pivotal in Some Midterm Races This Fall

"The politics of school choice are being scrambled in real time," says one advocate.

Nikole Hannah-Jones confronts NYC schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels over integration plans at town...

At a crowded town hall, Nikole Hannah-Jones spent more than 40 minutes pressing Chancellor Kamar Samuels for a concrete plan to integrate NYC schools. His response left attendees underwhelmed. Here...

Analysis | We saw everything in the Elizabeth Holmes documentary. Or did we?

Three Washington Post reporters grapple with the truth after watching Nathan Fielder’s “You Can See Everything.”

The Maya collapse was blamed on drought. The full story is more complicated.

Researchers are still puzzling through what happened to the ancient Maya civilization, which mysteriously dwindled. New answers have parallels in the present.

If Teachers Are the Most Important Thing, Why Don’t States Act Like it?

Aldeman: Fewer states are giving incentives for educators to work in hard-to-staff subjects and schools. But bonus pay can really help end shortages.

Arab Americans optimistic about their lives even as they cite discrimination

A Post-Schar School poll reveals Arab Americans think their lives can improve at nearly twice the rate of Americans overall.

Legal Immigration Fell Sharply Under Trump Policies Adopted Early This Year

A freeze on visas made it all but impossible to immigrate from dozens of countries. Student and work visas also declined.

Cynical people are often seen as smarter. Here’s why that might not be true.

The idea of "hopeful skepticism" means approaching the world as a scientist, not as a lawyer.