Tennessee tried and failed to execute her by lethal injection last week. She remains hospitalized. By Brady Dennis, Katie Mettler and Mark Berman
- Emails show how ICE trimmed training for deputized officers
Police officers helping ICE arrest unauthorized immigrants were given a shortened training course, and instruction providing officers with real-world scenarios they might encounter was eliminated altogether, according to emails reviewed by The Post. By Silvia Foster-Frau
- Protests sweep France, as student walkouts tap into public discontent
A nationwide day of protest follows more than two weeks of demonstrations and blockades over school conditions. More than 5,000 people have been detained, many of them minors. By Ellen Francis
- Escalating a ‘war’ in Europe, Putin aims to end its support for Ukraine
- Susan Collins, who’s depended on winning Trump’s haters, faces her biggest test
In her bid for a sixth term representing Maine, Susan Collins has been beset by President Donald Trump weighing her down with constant controversy. By Dan Merica
- Obama-era DOJ official to lead review of Cornell response to rape allegations
The naming of Sally Yates comes after student protests. University leaders may face a no-confidence vote by the Faculty Senate. By Susan Svrluga and Danielle Douglas-Gabriel
- U.S. preparing formal request to Russia for information on plague death
Russian authorities have imposed quarantines on several hospitals in the Irkutsk region, but health officials have downplayed the severity of the situation. By Adam Taylor and John Hudson