“We do not consent to this being covered up,” Turkish ruling party spokesman Omar Celik said of the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Saudi authorities said an argument in its consulate in Istanbul led to a fatal brawl in which the Post contributor was killed — an explanation at odds with the conclusions of Turkish investigators.
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The kingdom’s account of how the journalist died raises big questions: What happened and why? And how could Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman not have known?
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Jamal Khashoggi rattled Saudi officials with his restrained appeals for human rights, and his killing has transformed him into a powerful symbol for free expression.
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Democrats retain their strength in suburban areas, but Trump’s rising approval and the fight over Kavanaugh are boosting GOP candidates in conservative and rural districts.
However, Congress is out of session until after the midterm elections.
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Christopher Skaife became a Yeoman Warder after a quarter century of service in the British Army and has spent the past 11 living at the Tower of London and caring for his revered winged charges.
While hundreds of migrants waited at an official border crossing point in Guatemala, hundreds — or even thousands — more gave up on crossing legally and swam or took small rafts into Mexico.
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Emmett Till’s mother opened his casket and sparked the civil rights movement.
