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The Washington Post (Sunday), 11 Oct 2026

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The Washington Post (Sunday) is an American weekly newspaper focused on national news, politics and in-depth journalism from Washington, DC. As the Sunday edition of The Washington Post, first published in 1877, the newspaper is known for its multiple Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporting, comprehensive coverage of US and international affairs, and thoughtful analysis of the political, economic and cultural issues shaping the world. It also features in-depth opinion and commentary, arts and entertainment coverage, book reviews, travel, food and lifestyle content. Sports reporting includes expert coverage of Washington’s professional teams, college athletics and major national and international sporting events, supported by insightful analysis and feature writing. The publication combines authoritative journalism with long-form storytelling and investigative excellence, making it one of the most respected Sunday newspapers in the United States. Available on PressReader, The Washington Post (Sunday) newspaper delivers award-winning journalism, in-depth analysis and comprehensive Sunday news coverage from the nation's capital.

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ArticleHur­ricane Isaias bat­ters Gulf region

In an aer­ial view, an apart­ment com­plex in Milton, Flor­ida, is seen after the roof was blown off when Hur­ricane Isaias passed through the Flor­ida Pan­handle on Sat­urday. Isaias made land­fall as the sea­son’s first Atlantic hur­ricane, with...

Hur­ricane Isaias bat­ters Gulf region

ArticleSpain wins soc­cer show­down in D.C.

Trin­ity Rod­man, right, is chal­lenged by Ona Batlle of Spain dur­ing Sat­urday’s friendly at Audi Field. Top-ranked Spain scored two early goals and defeated the second-ranked United States, 2-0. Two years after the U.S. women’s soc­cer team claimed...

Spain wins soc­cer show­down in D.C.

ArticleMontana Demo­crat who won’t drop out may spoil party’s Sen­ate hopes

kalis­pell, mont. — Her can­did­acy was boos­ted with mys­ter­i­ous dark money. Some of her own party have sug­ges­ted she is a “Repub­lican plant” run­ning a fake cam­paign. Still, Demo­crat Alani Bank­head con­tin­ues to cris­scross Montana in a gray...

Montana Demo­crat who won’t drop out may spoil party’s Sen­ate hopes

ArticlePro-Trump rul­ings helped fuel Alito’s ascent from the shad­ows

Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump has had no short­age of sharp words for the Supreme Court, includ­ing his own three picks. But he’s offered effus­ive praise for a justice he had no role in elev­at­ing: Samuel A. Alito Jr. Trump recently fumed that the...

Pro-Trump rul­ings helped fuel Alito’s ascent from the shad­ows