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Whistleblower death compounds bad news for Boeing

A drumbeat of critiques and bad headlines have followed the storied American company for years.

By Ian Duncan and Lori Aratani1 hour ago

TikTok Bill

TikTok bill, racing toward House passage, faces a minefield in the Senate

The legislation, which could lead to the forced sale or nationwide ban of TikTok, is widely expected to pass the House but faces an uncertain path in the Senate.

By Drew Harwell, Cristiano Lima-Strong, Ellen Nakashima and Jacob Bogage1 hour ago

How Trump switched to defending TikTok

By Josh Dawsey and Jeff Stein

The U.S. is considering another TikTok ban. Here’s what the bill would do.

By Aaron Gregg and Cristiano Lima-Strong

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Style

Picasso tried to ruin his ex’s career. The Picasso Museum will show her art.

Françoise Gilot is thought to be the only woman to have left Pablo Picasso. Decades later, her work is on display in its own room of the Picasso Museum in Paris.

By Annabelle Timsit

Better LivingEasy wins. Good habits.

Advice

The best eco-friendly home improvements you can do for less than $100

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Cats aren’t jerks. They’re just misunderstood.

By Colleen Grablick

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Under partisan fire, Hur defends report that questions Biden’s memory

Former special counsel Robert K. Hur angered both Democrats and Republicans when he discussed his report on President Biden’s handling of classified documents.

By Perry Stein and Devlin Barrett

MORE COVERAGE

Haiti races to form new government as gang leader threatens ‘revolution’

Following Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s resignation, political leaders were given 24 hours to provide names for a transitional council to lead the country.

By Widlore Mérancourt, Samantha Schmidt, Michael Birnbaum and Amanda Coletta

Perspective

The best pictures, the most human ones, are imperfect

Anyone can understand the desire to control one’s image. But sometimes imperfection isn’t messy; it’s just real — and wonderfully human.

By Robin Givhan

Trump takes control of the RNC with mass layoffs, restructuring

By Michael Scherer, Josh Dawsey and Marianne LeVine

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By Anumita Kaur

Rep. Ken Buck says he will not serve out rest of term, narrowing GOP majority

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Politics

Trump Cases

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They’re in a small town with few employment options, but husband may decline a job offer that he sees as a “step down.”

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How to know whether you have allergies or a virus

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By Stacey Colino

Advice

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

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ClimateExpanded coverage of a changing planet

Farmers tampered with rain gauges to fraudulently collect insurance money

By Ben Brasch

With microplastics, scientists are in a race against time

By Shannon Osaka

How one of the coldest, darkest towns on Earth is trying to get more energy from the sun

By Sarah Kaplan and Bonnie Jo Mount

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

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At a hidden nursery, this famed sycamore could get a second life

By Allyson Chiu

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By Matthew Cappucci

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By Dan Stillman

Meteorologists say AccuWeather’s cloudy eclipse forecast is bogus

By Dan Stillman

Floodwaters inundate Maine, New Hampshire for fourth time since December

By Ian Livingston

Federal agent accuses DHS of failing to protect her from sexual misconduct

By Maria Sacchetti

Scott Peterson returns to court 20 years after conviction for wife’s murder

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

In states with laws targeting LGBTQ issues, school hate crimes quadrupled

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By Anne Branigin

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