Nick Mourtoupalas

Washington, D.C., United States

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Graphics Reporter for The Washington Post

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Meet the top donors to Trump’s $239 million inauguration fund

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Clara Ence Morse |Cat Zakrzewski |Aaron Schaffer |Luis Melgar |Nick Mourtoupalas

Meet the top donors to Trump’s $239 million inauguration fund (washingtonpost.com) Meet the top donors to Trump’s $239 million inauguration fund By Clara Ence Morse; Cat Zakrzewski; Aaron Schaffer; Luis Melgar; Nick Mourtoupalas 2025042409004800 President Donald Trump raised a record $239 million for his 2025 inauguration celebrations, propelled by contributions from corporations and ultra-wealthy individuals — including more than a dozen people Trump has nominated to a variety of roles in...
Cómo Francisco, el segundo papa más anciano de la historia moderna, se compara con otros

3 weeks ago | infobae.com | Amaya Verde |Nick Mourtoupalas |Adrian Ramos |Adrián Ramos |Tim Meko

El Papa Francisco, a sus 88 años, fue el segundo pontífice más anciano de la historia moderna después del Papa León XIII, quien murió en 1903 a la edad de 93 años. Nacido en Buenos Aires el 17 de diciembre de 1936, Jorge Mario Bergoglio fue elegido Papa en 2013, a los 76 años. El pontificado de Francisco duró doce años. Los pontífices no siempre han comenzado sus papados tan tarde. Tanto Francisco como su predecesor, Benedicto XVI, rondaban los 70 años cuando fueron elegidos.
Pope Francis was the second-oldest pope in modern history - The Washington Post

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Amaya Verde |Nick Mourtoupalas |Adrian Ramos |Shelly Tan |Tim Meko

Pope Francis, the second-oldest pope in modern history, has died at age 88, leaving behind a legacy of change in the Catholic Church.
How every House member voted on the ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Nick Mourtoupalas

How every House member voted on the ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill (washingtonpost.com) How every House member voted on the ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill By Nick Mourtoupalas 2025041015545400 The House passed a budget resolution in a 216-214 vote on Thursday laying out a framework for President Donald Trump's leading legislative priorities — including tax cuts and immigration — after Republican leaders delayed a vote Wednesday night because of reservations from conservatives who want deeper...
How Education Department layoffs hit student loans, testing and civil rights enforcement

2 months ago | adn.com | Laura Meckler |Danielle Douglas-Gabriel |Nick Mourtoupalas |Szu Yu Chen

It took less than a day forsomething important at the Education Department to stop working. The Trump administration had promised that massive staffing cuts would not impact the process students use to apply for federal financial aid. Then on Tuesday, two dozen workers who help manage a key piece of the system were among the hundreds laid off. The next day, access to the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid, known as the FAFSA, went in and out for four hours.
How mass layoffs at Education Department could impact student loans, FAFSA

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Laura Meckler |Danielle Douglas-Gabriel |Nick Mourtoupalas |Szu Yu Chen |Andrew Tran

It took less than a day forsomething important at the Education Department to stop working. The Trump administration had promised that massive staffing cuts would not impact the process students use to apply for federal financial aid. Then on Tuesday, two dozen workers who help manage a key piece of the system were among the hundreds laid off. The next day, access to the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid, known as the FAFSA, went in and out for four hours.
You’ve never heard that in a presidential address to Congress before

2 months ago | msn.com | Dan Keating |Nick Mourtoupalas |Hannah Dormido

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Live updates: Republicans applaud Trump address to Congress; Democrats blast it as divisive

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Dan Keating |Nick Mourtoupalas |Hannah Dormido |Aaron Blake |Maegan Vazquez |Justine McDaniel | +4 more

Republicans applauded an address by President Donald Trump to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night in which he touted “swift and unrelenting action” in the six weeks since he returned to the White House. But the 100-minute speech was widely panned by Democrats, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York), who called it “one of the most divisive presidential addresses in American history.” Trump has no public events scheduled Tuesday.
The words Trump used that are new to a State of the Union-style speech

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Dan Keating |Nick Mourtoupalas |Hannah Dormido

Speaking about contemporary subjects and describing his opponents in harsh terms, President Donald Trump used more than two dozen words Tuesday night that had never been spoken in a State of the Union or similar address to Congress. The president sketched rivals as “left-wing,” “weaponizing,” “lunatics,” “ideologues,” and in a dig at Sen.
Tracking key Supreme Court cases of the 2024-2025 term

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Ann E. Marimow |Justin Jouvenal |Nick Mourtoupalas |Irfan Uraizee

The Supreme Court is weighing state bans on medical care for transgender teens, restrictions on untraceable ghost guns and the legality of direct public funding for religious schools. The high court has already upheld a federal law designed to force TikTok to divest from Chinese ownership and ordered a new trial for a death row inmate. And the justices will almost certainly be drawn into numerous legal challenges to President Donald Trump’s initiatives to dramatically reshape the government.