The Washington Post is reporting on several key stories, including an investigation into an injury involving Rep. Max Miller's daughter and a significant staff exodus at the CIA.
The Post said police investigated how Rep. Max Miller's daughter was hurt, detailing months of inquiry into possible abuse without identifying a perpetrator. It also reported that the CIA is experiencing an "unprecedented number" of retirements, causing new retirees to wait months for benefits. This exodus comes as the Trump administration seeks to reduce the agency's workforce.
Separately, The Post is reporting on a potential solution to global energy needs, noting that former SpaceX engineers believe a long-dormant nuclear reactor experiment could power data centers. It also highlighted research indicating how workplace physical activity may affect dementia risk differently than exercise outside of work. Finally, the newspaper featured a story on Velma Long and Dorothy Boggess, two 109-year-old friends who shared their longevity secrets.