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As police swarmed Columbia on Tuesday night, its student radio station, WKCR-FM NY, kept broadcasting -- and 18 students found themselves delivering news to the nation. Here's how they did it: wapo.st/4djZ03L

I’m so proud of my friend Laura McCrystal for writing this brave piece about her experience with infertility. Give it a read this Mother’s Day.

Breaking news: Donald Trump is found guilty in N.Y. hush money trial, becoming the first ex-president convicted of a crime. Follow our live coverage: wapo.st/4e3uH1n

The final stage of the Scripps National Spelling Bee has kicked off. After the second of three rounds, six of eight young finalists remain to battle for the championship trophy and a $50,000 prize. Follow our live coverage of the C-O-M-P-E-T-I-T-I-O-N: wapo.st/3Vkvd3W

The front page of The Washington Post for May 31, 2024.

If you watched "Shoes" huddled around a friend's PC in the mid-2000s, this one's for you. Kelly aka Liam Kyle Sullivan just performed the 1st time in years & I asked him what it was like: “So much time has gone by.. I didn’t know the response would be so positive" wapo.st/3zjYq6i

Burn-off of toxics in Ohio derailment was unnecessary, NTSB investigators say. Via Justine McDaniel wapo.st/3KZd7ON

The latest law targeting DEI programs is in Utah — where the measure has lead the University of Utah to close its LGBT, women’s + equity centers as schools rush to figure out the new rules. “What am I going to do without my space on campus?” a student said washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/06…

New: We talked to the fancam TikTokers who built Kamala Harris a giant viral messaging machine overnight. They're teenagers and political novices; one runs an account about Jersey Shore. But they've mobilized in a way unseen since the Obama days washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

A great (free!) read from Drew Harwell, Taylor Lorenz, Justine McDaniel and María Luisa Paúl | An online army rises, this time on Kamala Harris’s side wapo.st/4fg345X

The officer who killed Sonya Massey was kicked out of the Army over DUI charges. The system worked until police departments, with discharge documents in hand, looked the other way and hired him. via Justine McDaniel Jonathan Edwards washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/07…

Sonya Massey’s mom called 911 for help for her daughter the day before she was killed. “I don’t want you guys to hurt her, please,” she said. “Please don’t send no combative policemen that are prejudiced.” New from me and Jonathan Edwards last night: wapo.st/3ynLMmY

I went to Pennsylvania and talked to more than a dozen Indian Americans about Kamala Harris. The reaction ran the gamut: thrill, skepticism, apathy. In this battleground state, Harris’s background has been embraced by some but rings hollow for others: wapo.st/4egCRDd

Pregnant employees of USAID, which has been gutted by DOGE cuts, are in dire straits. Many of the agency’s workers are abroad, and losing their housing, some or all of their parental leave, ahead of their due dates. From ⁦Justine McDaniel⁩: washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/…

Infant sleep deaths are already on the rise. Now the office running the nation's public information campaign on SIDS has been shut down. Doctors told me they feared any lapse in public health messaging could potentially contribute to more babies' deaths wapo.st/3SoTa7I