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Many progressive Jews outside Israel may turn toward a Jewishness that is more personal, familial and spiritual and less national-political.

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First official photo of Princess Catherine since surgery is released

Kensington Palace said the photo was taken by Prince William “earlier this week.” Catherine’s public absence after her surgery sparked widespread speculation.

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Amy Ettinger and her daughter, Julianna White, in December. (Amy Ettinger)

I am choosing to focus my limited time and energy on doing the things I love with the people I care most about. It’s a formula that works, I think, no matter where you are in your life.

I have little time left. I hope my goodbye inspires you.

By Amy Ettinger

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With the perspective of time, we can now now discern what movie was actually the best. So here we go, year by year...

The Oscars always get it wrong. Here are the real best pictures of the past 50 years.

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Why daylight saving time is worse for your body than standard time

Daylight saving time, which starts early Sunday, gives us more light at the end of the day to enjoy spring and summer activities, but it can have a negative impact on our health.

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Katie Britt’s false linkage of a sex-trafficking case to Joe Biden

The freshman senator decried a case of sexual bondage that took place in Mexico during the George W. Bush administration.

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election 2024

Biden releases ad addressing age, attacking Trump as campaign shifts

By Tyler Pager

Trump meets with Viktor Orban, Hungary’s autocratic leader

By Maegan Vazquez

Trump ballot ruling raises new questions even as it answers others

By Patrick Marley

That one last phone call Joe Biden always needs to make

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Politics

DeSantis faces pushback in Florida as voters tire of culture wars

By Lori Rozsa

FBI informant accused of smearing Bidens had past credibility issues

By Isaac Stanley-Becker

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This patient Republican has Biden by the ear, one night a year

By Paul Kane

Government shutdown averted as Senate passes $459 billion funding bill

By Jacob Bogage

Trump Cases

Trump posts $91 million bond while appealing E. Jean Carroll defamation judgment

By Shayna Jacobs and Jonathan O'Connell

Judge Cannon sets hearing next week in Trump documents case

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She always told herself she would leave if her husband cheated. Now that she’s in that situation, she’s not so sure.

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Carolyn Hax: Is she a hypocrite if she stays with her cheating husband?

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Ask Amy: Sending gifts to my grandsons’ half siblings, too? No thanks.

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Miss Manners: Ask me to hang out, not if I’m busy

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Do you have questions about parenting? Ask parenting coach Meghan Leahy.

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Boys struggle with eating disorders. This best-selling author did too.

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What grief does to your brain, and how to cope with it

By Christopher W.T. Miller, MD

When can psychiatric drugs be stopped? Answers about ‘de-prescribing.’

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Should I use diaper cream on my face?

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Elevated lead found in six ground cinnamon spice brands, FDA warns

By Teddy Amenabar

The Home You Own

We went furniture shopping with a pro thrifter. Here’s what we learned.

By Sophia Solano

I’m moving out of my rental. How do I patch the holes in the walls?

By Jeanne Huber

10 things you can — and can’t — clean with vinegar

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

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BOOK WORLDNews, reviews and big ideas for all things fiction and nonfiction

How ‘housewife’ became an insult

By Jennifer Howard

Percival Everett’s sly take on ‘Huck Finn’ upends Mark Twain’s world

By Ron Charles

Red wallpaper overlaid with cutouts of women from the Victorian period in England, their silhouettes filled with old English letters and gold leaf paper

Philippa Gregory, reigning queen of Tudor romance, has a new ambition

By Sophia Nguyen

For Women’s History Month: 3 new audiobooks that celebrate women

By Katherine A. Powers

Agatha Christie she was not, but Carolyn Wells was a mystery novel phenom

By Michael Dirda

ClimateExpanded coverage of a changing planet

Deforestation, climate change may endanger North American lizards

By Erin Blakemore

Talks to save the Colorado River just hit a logjam

By Scott Dance

For the first time in centuries, a gray whale is spotted in New England

By Andrew Jeong

Earth posts warmest February and ninth straight record-setting month

By Dan Stillman

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Livestock industry co-opts academics to downplay its climate impact, study says

By Anna Phillips

Storm system is sweeping toward East Coast after socking South

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What to know about the start of daylight saving time

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