Matthew Serpas

    On February 15, 2019, The Washington Post headlined "Democracy Dies in Darkness", stating that President Donald Trump and the white house has identified eight billion dollars that could go towards the wall built Mexico. President Trump will see this as a emergency spending bill for that money to go to the wall. The issue is that others who oppose the wall or emergency spending bill will call a lawsuit on the idea of the spending bill. Of course some will say this is good idea or a bad one, but the last word will go to The Supreme Court instead. The Washington Post even documented a minute and forty seconds video and believe that is very credible because almost everything can be stretched, so having a video will make it credible as possible. If your still not interested with the spending bill situation, you can scroll down to see other news that accompany the Washington Post such as politics, world news, national news and just a mix of everything. Sure, it does have a headline of what they feel is most important but they include other topics that, to some people, are more important. The Washington Post also includes the "In the News" section that can be a quick guide to view other news as well. The Washington Post is worth reading because of the quick, credible and easy to find news that wont lead you to misleading information towards the viewer; its straight to the point and may even pull videos from the scene/situation to create a visual to understand better as well.