With the FBI in pursuit, he surrendered to authorities, becoming a hero to the anti-war movement and a traitor to the war’s supporters.

“Americans of all political persuasions are calling for return to a culture of civility and respect," he said in a statement.

He tested the waters of a presidential run no one wanted and made plenty of friends on the left along the way.

"It descended at 20,000 feet a minute, and nobody could survive a crash from that speed,” the donor told The New York Times.

It appears someone messed up by letting a website, printed on thousands of vehicle license plates, to be used by an online casino.

The story's placement was bad, but its framing was insulting. Does the Post really think recent American wars are fading into history?

"Though it captured his meaning, I deleted the tweet once some of the words in the quote were inaccurate."

Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz reportedly had “privileged access” to Twitter prior to Elon Musk’s purchase of the platform.

The Washington Post took the Biden White House to task for falsely claiming the Limit, Save, Grow Act would cut veterans' benefits.

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