The incredible hypocrisy of Jeff Bezos
When the patron of sexual smear artists and hackers got hacked. Opinion.
When the patron of sexual smear artists and hackers got hacked. Opinion.

President Trump hints Israel is one of the reasons that he is keeping US military forces in the Middle East.


Will the Cambridge Analytica scandal encourage President Trump to act?

The firings, resignations, and ousters in the White House have reached a crescendo. What does that say about Trump?

President Trump wants to influence North Korea to disarm its nuclear weapons. There is no real willingness to do so in Pyongyang.

Since President Trump entered office, he's promised a radical restructuring of the federal government, But that hasn't happened yet.

Washington Post: Should Trump prefer the good of the country or the good of the family?

Trump’s brand is built around projecting toughness and strength, but Americans yearn for their leaders to show that they feel their pain.

Who are the so-called dreamers? And why do they need authorization from President Trump?

Senior Washington Post reporters think US Pres. Trump's speech reflects the President's leadership image.

President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address next Tuesday. What is he going to say?

UN investigation reveals Egyptian businessmen ordered rockets worth millions for Egyptian army; deal kept secret because of heavy sanctions.

Officials say Robert Mueller, special counsel overseeing Russia investigation, examining whether Trump attempted to obstruct justice.

Columnist for Breitbart News calls Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum a "Polish, Jewish, American elitist".

Police force 'regret if any distress was caused' by brief detention of Washington Post Jerusalem Bureau Chief near Old City.

Israeli government, police clarify brief detention of Washington Post Jerusalem Bureau Chief was result of 'misunderstanding.'

Washington Post bureau chief William Booth briefly taken into custody by Israeli police. Police say was likely result of 'misunderstanding'.

Jason Rezaian, released from an Iranian prison after 18 months, makes his first public appearance.

New congressional report says prisoner swap for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl may have violated several laws.

Washington Post warns that Jason Rezaian, who is detained in Iran, is in “immediate danger” as his health deteriorates.

Iranian court sentences Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian to a prison term. No further details provided.

Iran says a verdict has been reached in the case of Jason Rezaian. No further details available.

Iran has sentenced two people to ten years in prison each for spying for the U.S. and Israel, with a third likely to be sentenced this week.

Iranian diplomat says Tehran has no plans to swap Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian for prisoners held in the United States.

Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, who is charged with espionage, could receive his verdict as early as next week.

Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian has been accused of 'espionage' by Iranian government; paper files complaint with UN.

Washington Post controversially gives a platform to jihadist group Ahrar al-Sham to condemn America and call itself 'moderate.'

In a wide-ranging Washington Post interview , Education Minister Naftali Bennett presented his views on the future of Judea and Samaria.

Jason Rezaian has been detained for nine months over 'spying' charges; proceedings begin behind closed doors.

Jason Rezaian, detained in Iran for over eight months, accused of "espionage" and "acting against national security".

In an interview with the Washington Post, Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon argues West could have done much better on the Iran deal.

A new poll finds that support for a “two-state solution” is less popular in the United States than it has been in at least two decades.

Even if, as in President Obama's words, there was nothing “new” about the Prime Minister's Iran views, they still deserve to be considered.

Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, detained in Iran for months, has been indicted over unknown charges.

Sources reveal that the NSA has built a system capable of recording “100 percent” of a foreign country’s telephone calls.

Washington Post presents video which purportedly shows commandos capturing Al-Qaeda operative Anas al-Libi.

The deal with Iran "makes several major concessions to Tehran," warns the Washington Post.

In contrast to NYT attacks, Washington Post says critics of US position highlight 'troubling points' which must be addressed.

Ahmet Davutoglu says a report that his country deliberately exposed Israeli spies in Iran is "just a smear campaign."

Regarding Palestinian state, Bennett tells Washington Post: “Should I commit suicide in order to appease everyone?”

Yair Lapid shares his views on Israel-PA talks, settlements, and his friendship with Naftali Bennett.

U.S. paper says those who prefer diplomacy over war on Iran should thank Netanyahu for his ‘red line’ speech.

The report identifies China as most aggressively seeking to penetrate the computer systems of US businesses and institutions.

Iran and Hizbullah are building a network of militias inside Syria to preserve their interests in the event that Assad falls.

The Indian PMO wants the Washington Post to apologize for a damning article on Singh's ineffectiveness.

U.S. surprised by Morsi’s sacking of the leadership of the country's defense establishment but confident in the new defense minister.

Award-winning columnist denounces Iranian anti-Semitism in Washington Post article.

Pres. Obama’s new positions regarding Israel and the Pal. Authority have earned strong criticism by leading analysts and opinion-formulators.

Washington Post editorial says the recent US veto might have one positive effect: A reevaluation of “weak and intransigent” Mahmoud Abbas.
