Washington Post Features

• Trump attacks Chicago’s police superintendent during speech to chiefs in Chicago 10/28/2019
• Chicago teacher strike enters second week, with patience wearing thin 10/23/2019
• Chicago teachers, asking for more resources, strike for first time since 2012/ 10/17/2019
• For House Democrats, impeachment probe widens the divide they hoped to bridge (contributor Page One)10/6/2019
• Well, that was a weird moment’ and other signs of dementia family members should watch for 7/13/2019
• Yes, breast cancer survivors, you can lift weights, get manicures and garden 7/6/2019
• Conrad Black’s unconventional path to a pardon boosted by one of Trump’s biggest on-air defenders 5/23/19
• ‘If I had known cancer was linked to implants, I would never have gotten them’4/13/2019
• Vaginal mesh has caused health problems in many women, even as some surgeons vouch for its safety and efficacy/ 1/20/2019
• A walking movement is energizing African American women 11/18/2016
• There's new hope for blood cancers and it comes from umbilical cords 9/5/2016
• Daughters’ pleas, model jail behavior don’t earn a corrupt governor a reduced term, judge decides 8/9/2016
• Doctor who cited concussions in NFL sees racism in reaction to his warnings/1/12/2016 
• One tiny seed was all it took/ 11/16/2015
• Transparent’ is more than a TV show, creator says: It’s part of a ‘movement’ 9/21/15
• Molly, a form of MDMA or ecstasy, can cause fatal reactions 7/28/2015
• Hastert pleads not guilty/ contributor Page One with Mike DeBonis and David Fahrenthold 6/9/2015
• Biologics are revolutionizing care for some diseases, but they are very costly 3/16/2015
• Want to keep your home and your independence as you age? Prevent falls 8/18/2014
• What’s the best way to talk to someone with Alzheimer’s? 5/30//2016
• Saving babies: An inexpensive, easy oxygen test can prevent many deaths 4/7/2014
• How safe are the vigorous neck manipulations done by chiropractors? 1/6/2014