Tag: The Washington Mail
U.S. Women’s Players and U.S. Soccer Settle Equal Pay Lawsuit
For six years, the members of the World Cup-winning United States women’s soccer team and their bosses argued about equitable…
Piece by Piece, Russia’s Rationale for a Ukraine Invasion Is Put in Place
MOSCOW — Slumped in a chair, red tie askew, his staccato delivery emphasizing every grievance, President Vladimir V. Putin delivered…
Ukraine Enclaves Long Steeped in Conflict Face New Peril
SEVERODONETSK, Ukraine — For days, Viktoria Gudyatskaya listened nervously as the escalating fighting along the front lines in eastern Ukraine…
Why Apple’s Fight in the Netherlands Matters
This article is part of the On Tech newsletter. Here is a collection of past columns.Who wins when governments go…
As French Elections Loom, Macron Tries to Strike a Balance
PARIS — Rarely has a modern French leader embraced the powers of the presidency as forcefully as Emmanuel Macron. From…
The Long Crusade of Clarence and Ginni Thomas
Thomas venerated his grandfather, Myers Anderson, who was as influential in his life as his wife’s mother was in hers,…