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A Russian missile killed 59 in a small village — and led to accusations of betrayal

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Biden meets widow and daughter as Russia says Navalny died of ‘natural causes’

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Tiny homes meant for displaced Maui fire survivors are sitting empty

Fire survivors are now suffering from Maui’s notoriously long permitting process and a thicket of regulations that has stalled island projects for decades.

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Lily Gladstone’s moment is here. It’s a lot to carry.

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Better LivingEasy wins. Good habits.

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Why Viagra has been linked with better brain health

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Some Alabama clinics pause IVF services amid scramble for next steps

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Election 2024

Democrats seek to leverage Alabama embryo ruling in an election year

Democrats, including those in the White House, argue that the Alabama Supreme Court decision is a harbinger of further restrictions if Republicans make gains in the upcoming elections.

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Tax records reveal the lucrative world of covid misinformation

The influx of pandemic cash enabled organizations to deepen their influence in statehouses, courtrooms and communities across the country.

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U.S. isolated at G-20 as Gaza crisis worsens

The U.S. opposition to an immediate cease-fire came under repeated criticism during a two-day meeting of the chief diplomats of the world’s 20 largest economies.

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What the Pentagon has learned from two years of war in Ukraine

With hundreds of thousands dead or wounded and still no end in sight, the Ukraine-Russia war has shown the Pentagon that its calculations must evolve.

Opinion

How Adam Schiff threw a curveball into California’s Senate race

Journalist indicted after accessing Tucker Carlson video footage

Opinion

The Biden impeachment inquiry has utterly collapsed

Okla. nonbinary teen died after school fight amid reported bullying

Politics

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Biden calls today’s Republicans in Congress ‘worse’ than Strom Thurmond

The president compared current Republicans in Congress to the “real racists” he served with as a senator in the 1970s and claimed today’s GOP lawmakers are “worse.”

By Maegan Vazquez

Biden’s dog bit Secret Service agents about 24 times, new records show

By Meryl Kornfield

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Biden faults Trump’s vaccine rollout as he cites total covid death toll

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Fundraising is one bright spot for Mike Johnson

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election 2024

After Alabama ruling, Nikki Haley says ‘embryos, to me, are babies’

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Teamsters give $45,000 to RNC, the union’s first major donation to Republicans in years

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Naps, jokes and younger advisers: How octogenarians think Biden can win

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Biden faces major challenge on Gaza in next week’s Michigan primary

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Trump Cases

Trump pretrial motions due in Florida; fight over redactions continues

By Perry Stein and Devlin Barrett

N.Y. judge signs $350 million judgment against Trump in business fraud case

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Every week, we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice to a question Carolyn Hax hasn’t answered.

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Ask Amy: I don’t understand why my friend overshares on social media

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Miss Manners: I brought my friend to my tennis center. She made new friends.

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Ask Sahaj: My mom’s upset I don’t take her parenting advice

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Work Advice: How to handle an employee who keeps making basic mistakes

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More dermatologists are offering skin-care services for people of color

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Should severe menopause symptoms be a disability? One country thinks so.

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Could wearing high heels be good for you?

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ADHD-like traits could offer humans an advantage in foraging, study suggests

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How much dairy milk do children and adults really need?

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Clifftop mansions stand on the brink after severe storms inundate California

By Joshua Partlow

The decades-long fight to give these farmworkers a 10-minute break

By Nicolás Rivero

Supreme Court seems poised to halt EPA plan to cut cross-state pollution

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Advice

Why you should consider bunnies as your next pet

By Michael J. Coren

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A beached fin whale in Oregon offers a rare glimpse of a giant

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February’s full ‘snow’ moon rises Friday night. What you need to know.

By Ian Livingston

Five ways to have a unique eclipse-viewing experience

By Kasha Patel

How the polar vortex could deliver one last blast of wintry weather

By Matthew Cappucci

Bright meteor streaks over skies from D.C. area to New York state

By Jason Samenow

Cellphones fail. Should you have a landline phone for emergencies?

By Shira Ovide

Phones are getting packed with AI features. But how helpful are they?

By Chris Velazco

Apple’s new Sports app offers scores, stats and interesting caveats

By Chris Velazco

Technology

Bobbi Althoff deepfake spotlights X’s role as a top source of AI porn

By Drew Harwell

Employees prevented Musk from breaking federal Twitter order, FTC finds

By Cat Zakrzewski

Pentagon explores military uses of large language models, other AI technologies

By Eva Dou, Nitasha Tiku and Gerrit De Vynck

National

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Yale will again require standardized test scores for admission

By Susan Svrluga

Mike Lindell must pay man $5M in ‘Prove Mike Wrong’ challenge, judge says

By Praveena Somasundaram

Powerball’s error made him think he won $321M. He’s suing for a payout.

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Biden administration cancels $1.2B in student loans with new repayment plan

By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel and Toluse Olorunnipa

Teen risked her life to rescue disabled woman stuck on railroad tracks

By Sydney Page

WORLD

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RFK Jr.’s comedy night: Barbs for Biden, but the joke may be on Trump

The L.A. fundraiser featuring Adam Carolla, Jeremy Piven and others seemed to appeal to Kennedy-curious voters who might otherwise support the Republican

By Boris Kachka

How everything became a ‘psyop’ for conservative media

By Jeremy Barr

Perspective

Embryos are vessels of hope, pain and love. But they are not children.

By Monica Hesse

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‘Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’ is so good, it nearly wrecked my life

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Beyoncé becomes first Black woman to top Billboard country music chart

By Jennifer Hassan

Movie Review

Ethan Coen’s ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is a bawdy road comedy that sputters

By Ann Hornaday

D.C., MD. & VA.

Black History Month

How Virginia Ali made Ben’s Chili Bowl, and herself, a symbol of D.C.

By Tim Carman

Black history is ‘being attacked.’ These parents found alternatives.

By Rachel Hatzipanagos and Emmanuel Felton

He unearthed his roots. Now he digs up lost stories of enslaved people.

By Sydney Page

A learning kit misidentified civil rights leaders. Here’s who they were.

By Tobi Raji

Health

They take kratom to ease pain or anxiety. Sometimes, death follows.

By David Ovalle

Cancer therapy approved by FDA uses body’s own cells as a ‘living drug’

By Daniel Gilbert

What the Alabama embryo ruling means for IVF

By Maham Javaid and Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

Science

Webb telescope may have solved lingering mystery of 1987 supernova

By Joel Achenbach

Commercial spacecraft enters moon’s orbit ahead of landing attempt Thursday

By Christian Davenport

Astronomers say mysterious galactic ‘wave’ may have once washed over Earth

By Joel Achenbach

SPORTS

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Perspective

Pro baseball is a grind, but Anthony Rendon could appreciate the game

By Barry Svrluga

Dylan Crews already feels he belongs at his first Nats spring training

By Spencer Nusbaum

Analysis

The Lerners are holding on to the Nats. Here’s why that makes sense (for now).

By Chelsea Janes

Perspective

Rick Pitino still thinks he’s the main act

By Candace Buckner

USMNT’s Gregg Berhalter earned $900,000 in bonuses, records show

By Steven Goff

Business

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How the housing industry is working to stop energy efficient homes

By Anna Phillips

Head of Boeing’s 737 program will leave the company

By Lori Aratani and Ian Duncan

Chipmaker Nvidia posts record growth, showing AI boom continues

By Gerrit De Vynck

Senate report blasts high-end life insurance plans as $40B ‘tax dodge’

By Julie Zauzmer Weil

IRS eyes corporate jets as the next target for auditors

By Julie Zauzmer Weil

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