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Election sale. $3 every four weeks. Billed as $3/four weeks for the first year, then $19/four weeks. Pricing subject to change. Cancel anytime. → PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE  | SIGN UP   Corporate America courted Trump. Now a blitz of investigations is coming.  (Illustration by Anna Lefkowitz/The Washington Post; iStock) Democrats are laying the groundwork to investigate some of the country’s largest companies, setting off a scramble among executives who courted the president. By Pranshu Verma Read more   The GOP needs to move on from Trump. That’s easier said than done.   Two more DOJ officials resign, including head of national security division   Female-specific heart disease risks are finally getting the attention they deserve   Opinion  George F. Will President JD Vance? More slogging through a sewer of odious politics.   Judge halts Trump’s arch after federal panel approves it   Column  Monica Hesse Forget hot flashes. ‘The Gilded Age’ matriarchs are too busy scheming.   Meghan Markle’s estranged father arrested on child porn charge   How Islamophobia backfired and helped elect the first Muslim senator   Republicans in North Carolina lose 4 more House seats as GOP wipeout spreads   Tax dollars are funding White House’s Starlink. Officials had said the service was a gift.   Column  Anahad O’Connor Nondairy creamer is more popular than ever. But is it healthy?   Hegseth defends Iran war, assails critics as calls mount for his removal   Jay Rockefeller, Senate voice on health care and security, dies at 89   We tried 3D-printed meat and wished we hadn’t   Poised for breakout moment in Latin America, Pope Leo also faces test of health   Analysis  Rob Pegoraro You may be able to fire your internet provider for a cheaper, better option   Opinion  Marc Thiessen JD Vance’s stunning act of disloyalty    Column  Carolyn Hax Apparently not good enough for ‘best’ friend’s good news   TAKE A GAME BREAK On The Record: A quotable news quiz Daily Crossword: You know it. You love it. Keyword: One word to spell 'em all Half Chance: Make your best guess Mini Crossword: 5x5 bite-sized crossword Wridges: A next-level word search Sudoku: Number. Order. Logic.   More on data centers Americans hate data centers. But they might not actually be raising prices.  (Jon Cherry/Getty) A new study finds that data centers have had only a marginal impact on residential electricity prices. By Shannon Osaka Read more   The data center rebellion is here, and it’s reshaping the political landscape   Data centers have united Americans of both parties in a shared hatred   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Color of Money Advice on how to save, spend and talk about your money for the short and long term from Michelle Singletary. Sign up ➝     You received this email because you signed up for this newsletter or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2026 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact