news Washington Posts 8-28-2017 Date: August 28, 2017Author: connie dello buono 0 Comments Harvey may force 30,000 people into shelters while flooding will linger, officials warn “We are not out of the woods yet,” the acting Homeland Security secretary said. By Kevin Sullivan • Read more » Black-clad antifa members attack peaceful right-wing demonstrators in Berkeley All told, the Associated Press reported at least five individuals were attacked. By Kyle Swenson • Read more » Trump’s business sought deal on a Trump Tower in Moscow while he ran for president The deal fell apart in January 2016 on the eve of the presidential primaries. By Carol D. Leonnig • Read more » The Plum Line • Opinion Trump is dragging us toward a full-blown crisis. Here’s what has to happen now. An interview with Dem Rep. Adam Schiff about the real meaning of Trump’s pardon of Joe Arpaio. By Greg Sargent • Read more » The Fix • Analysis Are some of Trump’s key Cabinet members thinking about abandoning him? Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. Add them to the list of Trump advisers who have taken big steps back from the president recently. By Amber Phillips • Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Arts and Entertainment • Review ‘Game of Thrones’ recap: ‘The Dragon and the Wolf’ and the inescapable family ties The season finale mostly delivered what was expected: a massive negotiation, one major death and one major confirmation. By David Malitz • Read more » Taylor Swift knows you’ve been making fun of her. Here’s how her new video responds. A frame-by-frame breakdown of “Look What You Made Me Do,” Swift’s latest attempt to take down her critics. By Emily Yahr • Read more » Act Four • Opinion ‘Game of Thrones,’ Season 7, Episode 7: ‘The Dragon and the Wolf’ Where “Game of Thrones” needed pathos and dread, it went with special effects instead. By Alyssa Rosenberg • Read more » Capital Weather Gang • Analysis Texas flood disaster: Harvey has unloaded 9 trillion gallons of water It is enough to fill the entire Great Salt Lake in Salt Lake City — twice. By Matthew Cappucci • Read more » Opinion The Arpaio pardon could be a test run for shutting down the Russia investigation The president seems to mistakenly believe the pardon power is his ultimate protection. By Robert Bauer • Read more » Also Popular in Politics The Fix • Analysis The politicization of Adam Carolla A Q&A with the podcast star and New York Times bestseller. By Aaron Blake • Read more » Analysis | Trump says Pakistan ‘harbors terrorists.’ The real story isn’t so simple. Trump asked Sessions about closing case against Arpaio, an ally since ‘birtherism’ Washington lobbying firms receive subpoenas as part of Russia probe Analysis | Want to be mad about government insurance? Be mad about the program that will be critical after Harvey. Also Popular in Opinions We need higher taxes The GOP’s plan would punish future generations. By Robert J. Samuelson • Read more » The year I spent in Joe Arpaio’s tent jail was hell. He should never walk free. Trump’s plan to put fragile national monuments in danger Arpaio reminds us: Trump’s team enables evil behavior Japan doubles down on its U.S. alliance Also Popular in Local Catastrophic flooding ‘beyond anything experienced’ in Houston and ‘expected to worsen’ The Weather Service is saying this is Houston’s worst flood in recorded history. By Jason Samenow • Read more » Rains from Harvey obliterate records, flood disaster to expand Tropical storm watch posted for Carolina beaches with Irma likely to form Monday In the former capital of the Confederacy, the debate over statues is personal and painful Here’s what Houston looks like as Harvey floods submerge the city ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports Conor McGregor makes curious remark about Floyd Mayweather: ‘I turned him into a Mexican tonight’ The remark in a TV interview drew social media attention, given some of the things the Irish athlete has said. By Cindy Boren • Read more » Bengals’ Vontaze Burfict appealing five-game suspension for questionable hit away from the ball Perspective | Nationals’ Anthony Rendon is everybody’s favorite player — and deserves to be Analysis | Without Julian Edelman, are Tom Brady and the New England Patriots vulnerable? Analysis | Mixed results from the Redskins’ offense as consistency remains an issue Also Popular in National A photo of a dog carrying a bag of food after a storm hit Texas went viral. Here’s his story. “Otis is a smart dog. He knows where to go pick up a treat,” his owner said. By Kristine Phillips • Read more » Devastating flooding after Harvey will get worse before it gets better Texans are trying to keep their heads above water as Harvey batters region As Harvey submerges Houston, local officials defend their calls not to evacuate FEMA director says Harvey is probably the worst disaster in Texas history Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInPrintEmailPocketPinterestTumblrRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related