Amy Brittain

After being sexually assaulted in D.C. by chef Jayro Cruz, a woman’s refusal to stay silent connects her with another woman with a devastating allegation.

A stranger attacks a jogger in D.C., sparking a four-year courtroom saga and a campaign for justice.

Social media sleuths, news accounts and court cases are revealing the identities of those who swarmed the U.S. Capitol. Here are some of their stories.

GiveSendGo.com pages raised more than $247,000 for people who claimed expenses related to the Jan. 6 rally in D.C. and other “Stop the Steal” events.

One woman who worked with Andrew M. Cuomo when he was housing secretary said he gave her a physical embrace in a hotel room in 2000 that was “too tight, too intimate.” Cuomo denies her account.

Larry Schwartz, head of the state’s vaccine effort, acknowledged making the calls in response to an inquiry by The Washington Post, but said he did so as a 30-year friend of Cuomo and did not discuss vaccines.

At least nine jurisdictions either plan to or have adopted the crime-reduction strategy known as ‘place network investigations’ — a model that examines geographic connections that allow crime to flourish.

Infants are twice as likely to die after planned home births compared with hospital deliveries, a Post investigation found. Inconsistent laws and limited accountability make it difficult to evaluate a home birth midwife’s record.

After their babies died, parents in Maryland sought help from the state Board of Nursing, which regulates midwives. They are still waiting.

Lawmakers halt plan for midwives to handle higher-risk home births