Twitter Beğeni Hilesi

In a Q&A, David Gilmour says his new album, “Luck and Strange,” is better than anything he has worked on since “Dark Side of the Moon.” wapo.st/3zbOsEz

Tens of millions of American students understand what it means to worry about school shootings. The Post wants to hear from families about how lockdowns and school shootings have affected them. Share your thoughts: wapo.st/3yZd4Ar

Analysis by Aaron Blake: On the eve of a crucial juncture in the presidential campaign, Trump on Friday decided it was time to extemporize in great, conspiratorial and seemingly ill-advised detail about the women who have accused him of misconduct. wapo.st/47eD8Ej

Hvaldimir, suspected of being a Russian spy whale, spent five years schmoozing Norway’s coastal communities. But two animal activist groups this week said that someone fatally shot him and left his bullet-riddled body floating in coastal waters. wapo.st/3zl9VuC

Opinion by Colbert I. King: Considering what guns are doing to our youths, how dare we stand by and do nothing? wapo.st/3X8LlVS

To learn what it was like to navigate Paris with a disability during the Paralympics, The Washington Post spent an afternoon with a fan who uses a wheelchair. wapo.st/4ghlzHw

The Justice Dept. and ATF are touting efforts to stop the spread of machine gun conversion devices, and prosecute those who make and possess them. wapo.st/3MzyiHZ

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. are the only members of the high court who own individual stocks, disclosure filings show. wapo.st/3zc1XUK

Philadelphia and Green Bay are both opening their 2024 NFL season on the road — all the way in Brazil. It’s a rare Friday night game for the NFL and the league’s first regular season game ever in South America. Follow along for live updates: wapo.st/3X8Y22Y

U.S. officials have charged a Canadian resident with plotting to travel to New York to try to carry out a mass shooting against Jewish people on the first anniversary of the Hamas attacks in southern Israel, authorities announced. wapo.st/4dQH1l7

Former vice president Dick Cheney, who was George W. Bush’s No. 2 and served in other Republican administrations, will vote for Democrat Kamala Harris in the November election, he said in a statement, confirming remarks his daughter had made hours earlier. wapo.st/3Xi2rk1

Tonight marks the first full slate of games in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Every Friday, we send out a group of reporters to cover at least one game from each region. Follow along for scores, live updates and analysis: wapo.st/3Xw6QRM

Sports fans this weekend could miss around two dozen games and matches as DirecTV and Disney continue to negotiate a new contract that would allow DirecTV’s satellite and streaming services to broadcast ESPN and other Disney-owned channels and networks. wapo.st/3ARmAWB

Nvidia, Intel and Qualcomm were down more than 2 percent, and other big names in tech also declined, with Tesla stock losing over 6 percent and Alphabet falling over 3 percent. wapo.st/4dRxbzD

A state appeals panel upended election preparations in North Carolina, ordering a halt to the distribution of mail ballots in the battleground state after granting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request that his name be removed from contention for the presidency. wapo.st/3MCc9cg

A steep drop in crime is reversing the pandemic-era surge. Officials say the decline in homicides shows the value of focusing on speedy gun crime investigations. wapo.st/3XeoE2C

Analysis by Aaron Blake: In an age suddenly full of candidates’ family members opposing them, there’s really no comparison. wapo.st/4dPVQ7v