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"Mars is waiting to be discovered, not by clever robots and rovers, but by living, breathing, walking, talking, caring and daring men and women," the ex-astronaut wrote.

"The Mueller Report is essential reading for all citizens concerned about the fate of the presidency and the future of our democracy."

Krauthammer had a malignant tumor removed from his abdomen in August and experienced a series of setbacks in his treatment.

The CNN host eventually backed Santorum into a corner: "This president has a problem," he conceded.

"A week later, he wooed her back and she sent her clothes back to Mar-a-Lago," the book says.

"This Post Office scam must stop. Amazon must pay real costs (and taxes) now!"

"Never happened!" Trump tweeted after The Washington Post report was published.

William Graham, the son of Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham, committed suicide in Los Angeles, California, on December 20.

New movie "The Post" focuses on The Washington Post's publication of the Pentagon Papers. Read the true story behind the controversial papers.

A new HBO documentary brings the legendary 'Washington Post' editor into the fight against 'fake news.'

"Now there's a chair I'd like to sniff," two newsroom employees recall him saying after an art director stood up from her chair.

The American Center for Law and Justice obtained hundreds of pages of emails between reporters and Department of Justice communications staff.

Trump has long accused Bezos of dodging tax for Amazon, while Bezos has offered to send the president into space.

The Amazon CEO has cornered online retail, jumped ahead in artificial intelligence with Echo, carved out a powerful spot in the media industry and is even dabbling in spaceflight. And he may be just getting warmed up.

In decades past, the CIA had reporters on its payroll. Now the press can inadvertently do its bidding.

Some tug-of-war between the press corps and presidential campaigns is normal. But Trump has taken it to a whole new level.

The president's executive actions on prison conditions are giving an extra push of momentum that already exists in some states.

More than three dozen news organizations are asking Ferguson officials to drop criminal charges brought against two reporters.

Jim Gant lived with former Washington Post reporter Ann Scott Tyson in a Conex hut in a tribal village overrun with militants, according to ABC News.

In "Explain Your Letter," we track down a person whose letter was published in Newsweek long, long ago.

On February 17, 1933, 'Newsweek' entered the magazine business.

In 2014, 220 journalists were imprisoned worldwide, the second worst year on record, the Committee for the Protection of Journalists reports.

With the results in, we can see who was right and who was wrong.