Trump and Cabinet members are back in the makeshift “situation room” at Mar-a-Lago for the Iran attack. White House photo via @reuters.com.

Trump’s last attempt at regime change was also run out of a makeshift SCIF at Mar-a-Lago.

I can’t decide my favorite scene! Fonda’s walk through the “apartment”? Reenacting the stabbing? When the jurors turn away from the racist rant? The farewell on the courthouse steps? Everything about is perfect.

If you turn your TV on now, you can catch the end of “12 Angry Men” on Turner Classic Movies. I can’t decide who gives the best performance in the picture (other than Henry Fonda). Gosh, it’s so good.

Zichronam l’bracha, Neil Sedaka — a national treasure, irrepressibly charming, and a generous entertainer and interview.

👀 The IRS may have broken the law 42,695 times — once for every person whose tax data it gave away to ICE. A judge ruled today she’d consider discovery to probe how the IRS and DHS constructed their data-sharing agreement and how it’s been implemented. New on the newsletter:

This is far from the most important thing, but the “Congressional Medal of Honor” does not exist. It is simply the “Medal of Honor.” In fact, since it is awarded by the president as commander-in-chief, Congress has *nothing* to do with it!

📈 REUTERS poll: More than 60% of Americans say Trump has "become erratic with age." That includes 30% of Republicans and a whopping 64% of *independents.* President Trump will turn 80 years old on June 14, with more than two years left in his second term.

📉 NEW WaPo poll: Mass disapproval of Trump ahead of state of the union

🚨 WaPo scoop: You've heard of Trump's "board of peace." Now HHS wants to build its own World Health Organization that will cost exponentially more than the U.S.'s contribution to the WHO. -- with the incredible @lenasun.bsky.social

🎉 Thrilled to share my next stop: I'm headed to @reuters.com to cover the White House and economic policy. I hope you'll follow me over there while you keep supporting my WaPo colleagues.

Folks, today is my last day at my beloved @washingtonpost.com. Best way to follow my work for now is my newsletter. Hope you’ll subscribe. We’ll have some fun.

Personal news — this is my last week at The Washington Post. My next destination is settled, and I’ll share more soon. Until then, subscribe to the newsletter for the right amount of Bogage in your life. And please keep supporting The Post.

The stories weren’t played together on A1, but they probably should’ve been. We’ve come a long way as a planet from the Arab spring days when tech bros touted themselves as harbingers of freedom.

On the newsletter -- How the IRS managed to spill thousands of the "wrong" people's confidential tax data to ICE. Subscribe (for free!), if you will. Let's keep in touch.

Good writing is delightful wherever you can find it. There's a very dorky trade group newsletter I read every week. The author is simply fantastic. The writing is fun, spritely, nuanced, yet considerate of readers' team. Writing is wonderful. Find stuff you like, wherever it is, and talk about it.

BREAKING: The IRS files a declaration in federal court confirming our reporting.

🚨 SCOOP: The IRS improperly disclosed confidential immigrant tax information to DHS, per sources. It opens up HUGE liability for the US government. Trump is suing the IRS over substantially the same disclosures -- for $10 billion. 🎁 Gift link:

This is not how appropriations work. Just because the funding expires, any policy in an appropriation remains in effect. This is a willful misunderstanding (or defiance) of a judicial order and a law of Congress.

👀 What if I told you there was a hidden art gallery scattered across the country? What if I told you some of its treasures had vanished? What if I told you that I found them? A project three years in the making (🎁 gift link):

Bad Bunny’s beautiful and joyful portrayal of Puerto Rico stands on the shoulders of Kendrick Lamar’s love letter to Compton last year. Watching the biggest performance in the world become a representation of real people in real, American places is beautiful. #SuperBowl

Benito. La verdad.

A lot of great journalism takes time, support and money.

👀 What if I told you there was a hidden art gallery scattered across the country? What if I told you some of its treasures had vanished? What if I told you that I found them? A project three years in the making (🎁 gift link):

News. William Lewis is out as publish of @washingtonpost.com, per emails just now to staff. Jeff D’Onofrio, The Post’s CFO, will take over on an acting basis.

Of all the things my dear @washingtonpost.com lost this week, one was the “All-Met” team. From my newsletter, an appreciation for high school sports and local journalism. Subscribe, if you please, to better keep in touch.

A note to PR professionals: If you are reaching out to @washingtonpost.com journalists whom you do not know simply to update your internal media tracking databases -- have a semblance of professionalism and stop.

I have so many thoughts about what was unleashed on @washingtonpost.com and many of my @postguild.bsky.social siblings yesterday. The most productive thought is to support them. Please give generously with me to help these dedicated journalists who are paying the price for others’ cowardice.

So many of my @washingtonpost.com colleagues and @postguild.bsky.social siblings were laid off today. Please help me support them through our GoFundMe.

We're in *another* government shutdown -- the second of Trump's second term. So we broke out our handy signs to run through what's open and what's closed.

The Washington Post's International, Immigration, National Security and Climate journalists – reporters, writers, editors, photographers, videographers – work in concert to produce independent, revelatory reporting that holds power to account wherever in the world it is wielded go.bsky.app/M6MFQsC

How does breaking news around the world really work? I’m glad you asked. We need foreign and local correspondents to really tell the full story.

Trump’s fundraisers are now using the threat of dispatching ICE against citizens as an email engagement tactic.

🧊 We are hurtling toward (another) government shutdown this weekend. Half the government could close -- but ICE would keep going. Latest with @rbeggin.bsky.social:

Breaking news: The Trump administration has directed Cabinet agencies to review funding for several Democratic-led states, as it seeks to cut resources from "sanctuary" jurisdictions. Here are the states proposed for review:

“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated.” Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution.

NATO has invoked Article 5, the common defense tenet of the alliance, one time: When the United States was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001.

The Thicker Kicker! MIZ!

Not that the reporter did anything wrong here, but it'd have been so much easier to say, "Because she got shot in the face and that doesn't just happen to people."

As a postal geek who named his dog after Muhammad Ali, I must tell you that the Ali forever stamps are here -- and they are phenomenal.

🇺🇸 The FBI raided one of my colleague's homes today — an outrageous attack on @washingtonpost.com, the free press & all Americans. And I want to talk about it a little bit. If you’ve got a tip or something I should know, hit me on Signal (jacobbogage.87) or at this link: signal.me#eu/rxDFpUWtv...

@hannahnatanson.bsky.social is smart, conscientious, thorough and generally the best of @washingtonpost.com and American journalism. Journalism is not a crime. And journalists work in the public interest -- not the interests of the government.

Among other things, the first person account from the reporter shows that despite Everything, WaPo reporters and editors are still avidly doing the work.

In the last 4 days: -- Elise Slotkin says she's being criminally investigated by DOJ -- ICE illegally goes "door to door" in Minneapolis -- FBI raids the home of a WP journalist -- DHS illegally arrests, detains 100+ Somalians with legal refugee status

Hello from Detroit, where we just watched the latest round in Donald Trump’s slugfest against Jerome Powell and Federal Reserve independence. Here’s why it matters. 🎁 link: wapo.st/3NK46O8

🐘📈 Republicans in the House have started about a second party-line reconciliation package. In other words: A "One Big Beautiful Bill 2.0." The Republican Study Committee put out its framework for a bill. Here is everything in it, and how much it costs or saves on th3e federal budget:

I wonder if regime change is one of those things where once you do one, it feels easier to do the next.

"I'm not mad at you," she says, with her black lab in the back seat of the car.

👀 Marriage “bootcamp,” huge tax breaks for couples with kids, capping alimony, discouraging online dating… A WaPo exclusive, we got the final draft of the Heritage Foundation’s “Manhattan Project” for more babies. Plus a previous draft with scrapped ideas, which you’ll want to see. 🎁 link:

With Steny Hoyer's retirement, the old Maryland machine is really turning over. Recent MD retirements in Congress: - Ben Cardin - Dutch Ruppersberger - John Sarbanes Elijah Cummings died not so long ago. David Trone is out of office. This is a small state -- only 8 seats in the delegation.