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How Trump’s base has changed, according to results from earlier primaries

By Dan Keating, Adrián Blanco and Derek Hawkins

Liberty University fined record $14 million for violating campus safety law

The finding comes after The Washington Post reported that a review by the Education Department said the Lynchburg, Va., university discouraged reporting crimes, underreported incidents and failed to warn the campus of safety issues.

By Susan Svrluga

Dartmouth men’s basketball team votes to unionize in a case that could alter college sports

The players’ vote in favor of unionization allows them to collectively bargain with the university over pay, practice hours and other working conditions. But there’s still a long road ahead.

By Jesse Dougherty

What are 7 signs of ‘high-functioning’ depression? A viral video explains.

Although high-functioning depression isn’t a technical diagnosis, the term is widely used on social media to show that many depression symptoms aren’t visible to others.

By Teddy Amenabar

Better LivingEasy wins. Good habits.

Why is hotel room service so hard to stomach?

By Hannah Sampson and Andrea Sachs

Advice

If you want to electrify your home, it might need this upgrade first

By Michael J. Coren

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Advice

Why women are having more periods than earlier generations

By Trisha Pasricha, MD

Bring on spring with recipes for artichokes, asparagus, peas and more

By Aaron Hutcherson

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Change Healthcare hack

Federal officials offer help as hospitals see cash reserves dry up after cyberattack

Insurers will be encouraged to remove or relax requirements that often slow billing, among other steps announced Tuesday.

By Dan Diamond and Daniel GilbertUpdated 57 minutes ago

How a health-care cyberattack may affect your prescription drug access

By Marlene Cimons, McKenzie Beard and Teddy Amenabar

Florida is once again trying to break up with bad spring breakers

Miami Beach and other Florida destinations are ramping up policing and setting curfews. Will it work this time?

By Hannah Sampson

Style

Mr. Darcy’s wet shirt — yes, that one — is up for auction

By Adela Suliman

The FixAnalysis

A conspicuous line on Trump from the Supreme Court’s left flank

By Aaron Blake1 hour ago

Fourth couple sues Alabama clinic at heart of IVF court ruling

By Kim Bellware

LIVE: MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT

Blinken to meet with Israel’s Gantz, as cease-fire negotiations continue

By Frances Vinall, Karen DeYoung, Jennifer Hassan and Bryan PietschUpdated 22 minutes ago

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A trans woman joined a sorority. Then her new sisters turned on her.

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The new covid rules – and a measles comeback. Again.

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My month of living Republicanly

I ate like a Republican, slept like a Republican, shopped like a Republican, watched TV like a Republican and voted for Nikki Haley like a RINO.

Kyrsten Sinema will not seek reelection in Arizona

Analysis

A conspicuous line on Trump from the Supreme Court’s left flank

Liberty University fined record $14 million for violating campus safety law

Opinion

The Supreme Court did Trump no favors. He’ll be facing a fall trial.

POLITICS

Victoria Nuland, key State Dept. leader, to exit Biden administration

By Michael Birnbaum1 hour ago

Election 2024

Supreme Court ballot ruling darkens critics’ hopes for a judicial curb on Trump

By Sarah Ellison and Toluse Olorunnipa

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Carolyn Hax: When stepsiblings fight, parent feels guilty for blending family

A parent feels guilty that the children in their blended family must live with the consequences of adult decisions.

By Carolyn HaxMarch 5

Ask Amy: Should she tell friends she was unaware of her ex-husband’s crimes?

March 5

Miss Manners: I want to celebrate my pregnancy without gifts

March 5

Ask Elaine: Telling my abusive siblings they’re not invited to my son’s wedding

March 5

Ask Sahaj: I don’t want kids. Should I have them to make my parents happy?

February 29

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Depression risks of menopause have been overstated, study finds

By Caren Chesler1 hour ago

Advice

Should I take ashwagandha for sleep? Here’s what the science says.

By Trisha Pasricha, MD

This common precursor to dementia often gets diagnosed late. Experts say that needs to change.

By Katherine Ellison

Yogurt can lower diabetes risk, FDA allows makers to claim, with caveats

By Andrew Jeong

How to ease chronic back pain with or without medication

By Hallie Levine

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U.S. files first criminal charges for smuggling of greenhouse gases

By Maxine Joselow and Brady Dennis40 minutes ago

‘On stolen land’: Tribes fight clean-energy projects backed by Biden

By Maxine Joselow

Squashing lantern flies isn’t enough. Here’s how to kill them.

By Dino Grandoni

A new watchdog satellite will sniff out methane emissions from space

By Nicolás Rivero

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She built one of the most energy-efficient homes in D.C. Here’s how.

By Rachel Kurzius

Sierra Nevada buried by up to 11 feet of snow as storms wind down

By Dan Stillman

Detroit, Buffalo set record highs in 70s as warm air swarms Great Lakes

By Ian Livingston

Tumbleweeds invade towns as severe weather sweeps Western states

By Jennifer Hassan and Jason Samenow

Maps of the Smokehouse Creek Fire in the Texas Panhandle

By Dylan Moriarty and Aditya Jain

We tested Amazon’s new shopping chatbot. It’s not good.

By Shira Ovide

Your tax return is secret by law. TurboTax wants you to give up your privacy.

By Shira Ovide

These camera doorbells from Amazon, Walmart aren’t safe

By Tatum Hunter

Technology

Facebook and Instagram back up after outage briefly blocked logins

By Naomi Nix and Will Oremus1 hour ago

Analysis

Moms’ group launches grassroots fight against social media ‘addiction’

By Cristiano Lima-Strong

Top AI researchers say OpenAI, Meta and more hinder independent evaluations

By Nitasha Tiku

National

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Appeals court blocks Fla. ‘Stop Woke Act,’ says it’s a ‘First Amendment sin’

By Anumita Kaur47 minutes ago

ISIS executed her son. Her new book describes confronting his kidnapper.

By Jonathan Edwards

Air Force employee shared classified intel on foreign dating site, DOJ says

By Annabelle Timsit

Father of Oxford school shooter to begin trial following wife’s conviction

By Kim Bellware

Nashville plane crash near interstate kills all five aboard, police say

By Naomi Schanen

WORLD

International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan. (Reuters)

International Criminal Court issues warrant for two Russian military leaders

By Adam Taylor

Germany says missile conversation leak was a fluke, not a security breach

By Kate Brady

Foreign tourist is gang-raped in India as violence against women persists

By Anant Gupta

Despite ‘challenges,’ China sets ambitious goal for economic growth

By Christian Shepherd

Haiti declares state of emergency after gangs lead mass prison break

By Widlore Mérancourt and Adam Taylor

Middle East Conflict

U.N. experts report ‘convincing’ information that Hamas raped, tortured hostages

By Karen DeYoung and Sammy Westfall

The improbable U.S. plan for a revitalized Palestinian security force

By Miriam Berger, Sufian Taha, Heidi Levine and Loveday Morris

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Biden’s rift with Netanyahu grows wider

By Ishaan Tharoor

Israel-Gaza war coverage

StyleNews from the front lines of culture

(Julia Dufosse for The Post)

The Oscars’ In Memoriam bit will break your heart (one way or another)

For 30 years, the montage for the recently deceased has touched, confounded and angered just about everyone.

By Travis M. Andrews

Inside an inventive and eventful Paris Fashion Week

By Rachel Tashjian and Photographs by Jonas Gustavsson

How worried should we be about the Drunk Elephant tweens?

By Danny Nguyen and Ashley Fetters Maloy

Elvis has left the building. Austin Butler’s ‘Dune 2’ villain is terrifying.

By Sonia Rao

A man wanted to see ‘Dune 2’ before he died. The director sent his laptop.

By Annabelle Timsit

Eleanor Collins, Canada’s first lady of jazz, dies at 104

By Harrison Smith

TV Review

‘The Regime’: Kate Winslet shines as a hilarious and unstable autocrat

Why hospitals in many states with legal abortion may refuse to perform them

By Rachana Pradhan and McKenzie Beard

Opill, first U.S. over-the-counter birth control pill, to hit stores: What to know

By Sabrina Malhi and Kendra Nichols

Analysis

Biden’s got a taker for one of his gun safety proposals: California

By Samantha Young and McKenzie Beard

Science

Exhausted parents turn to baby sleep consultants. But do they work?

By Meeri Kim

Secondhand smoke linked to rise in some dogs’ cancer risk

By Erin Blakemore

Perspective

A 13-year-old beat Tetris, but there’s more to the game than winning

By Leah McCoy

SPORTS

(Saul Martinez and Ashley Landis/Washington Post and AP)

Perspective

Washington is again dreaming of a homegrown star. Fingers crossed.

By Kevin B. Blackistone

The Commanders lost their stadium naming rights deal. Now what?

By Nicki Jhabvala

Analysis

After a historic union vote at Dartmouth, what’s next for college sports?

By Jesse Dougherty

As final year of his deal begins, Patrick Corbin is trying something new

By Chelsea Janes

LIV Golf ends quest for OWGR points, keeping many players out of majors

By Matt Bonesteel and Rick Maese

Business

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Businesses escalate fight against Biden rule on gig worker pay

By Tony Romm1 hour ago

Bitcoin hits record, breaking pandemic-fueled 2021 mark

By Ben Brasch19 minutes ago

German police investigating suspected arson against Tesla site

By Kate Brady

Cookie Monster’s ‘shrinkflation’ woes get White House response

By Kelsey Ables

Analysis

The most physically demanding jobs in America

By Andrew Van Dam

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