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Appeals court again blocks Texas from arresting and deporting migrants

The surprise ruling came hours after the Supreme Court cleared the way for a Texas law to take effect during legal challenges.

By Ann E. Marimow and Arelis R. HernándezUpdated 30 minutes ago

Bernie Moreno speaks at an election watch party Tuesday in Westlake, Ohio. (AP)

Election 2024

Trump-backed candidate wins Ohio’s GOP Senate primary

Bernie Moreno will advance to a contentious general election against Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Democratic incumbent, in a race that could determine control of the U.S. Senate.

By Meryl KornfieldUpdated 1 hour ago

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More than two decades after the Concorde’s last flight, several private companies are competing to bring supersonic travel to the masses.

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Better LivingEasy wins. Good habits.

Why travel feels longer on the way home

By Natalie B. Compton

Broiled oranges with ice cream are a modern twist on a diner classic

By Ellie Krieger

They panic-bought bidets during the pandemic. It changed their lives.

By Rachel Kurzius

Using a breast pump at work used to require privacy. Not anymore.

By Sydney Page

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Liz Cheney still plans to make a difference in the election

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You deserve a 32-hour workweek. Even the 1930s Senate thought so.

Opinion by Drew Goins

Don’t defund the fight against Russia and China’s disinformation

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Fair’s fair: Trump should be able to appeal the judgment against him

Opinion by Ruth Marcus

‘Duty to warn’: Ex-Trump advisers can alert voters to his unfitness

Opinion by Jennifer Rubin

A sadistic missile attack has rattled Odessa’s defiant citizens

Opinion by Anna Husarska

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Mich. lawyer who claimed election fraud arrested after Dominion hearing

By Rachel Weiner and Patrick Marley

Open letter criticizing Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars speech gains signatures

By Herb Scribner

ABORTION

U.S. abortions reach recent high, with record number done via medication

The increase comes as the U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether to limit access to mifepristone, a key abortion drug.

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

(Arizona state Senate)

In emotional speech, Arizona lawmaker tells her abortion story to show ‘reality’ of restrictions

By Praveena Somasundaram

Wealthy tourist town’s fix for people living in cars: A parking lot to sleep in

The town of Sedona, unable to provide affordable housing, is trying to help some of the people who keep it running find a safe place to rest overnight.

By Ben Brasch

Hedges aren’t just for old British estates

With the right plants, a living fence can nourish and shelter wildlife, and even feed you.

By Kate Morgan

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Appeals court again blocks Texas from arresting and deporting migrants

The law known as S.B. 4 makes it a state crime for migrants to enter Texas illegally, even though immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility.

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Politics

Trump Cases

Cannon tells lawyers to weigh if Trump conduct can’t be reviewed by courts

By Devlin Barrett

Trump unable to finance an appeal bond for at least $450 million, lawyers say

By Shayna Jacobs and Jonathan O'Connell

Trump seeks to appeal judge’s order keeping Fani Willis on Georgia case

By Holly Bailey

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Carolyn Hax: Impaired mother-in-law won’t stop driving, and husband won’t step in

A letter writer tries to stop impaired mother-in-law from driving, while husband refuses to intervene.

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Medical Mysteries: A rolled ankle set this runner down a painful path

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Spring means allergy season for 81 million people in the U.S.

By Linda Searing

Are all olive oils equally healthy for you? A look at the research.

By Jennifer Cook

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U.S. fully bans asbestos, which kills 40,000 a year

By Anna Phillips

It’s never been cheaper to buy an EV. Here’s why.

By Nicolás Rivero

How to go vegan in South Korea, a meat lover’s paradise

By Min Joo Kim

Georgia could greenlight a mine near one of the South’s last wild places

By Brady Dennis

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Is your backyard birdhouse a death trap? How to give birds safe shelter.

By Michael J. Coren

A fire weather watch is in effect for the D.C. area: What that means

By Ian Livingston

Why experts think tornado season could soon spring to life

By Matthew Cappucci

Today marks the spring equinox — and it’s a day early this year

By Justin Grieser

‘Devil comet’ could soon be visible to the naked eye. How to see it.

By Dan Stillman

Two White former Mississippi officers sentenced in racist ‘Goon Squad’ torture case

By David Nakamura

Schools get sudden donations after ‘The Last Repair Shop’ wins Oscar

By Cathy Free

Lawsuit details 1993 sexual assault allegation against New York mayor

By Praveena Somasundaram

Mother who left baby at home for 10-day vacation gets life for murder

By Rachel Pannett

She bought an animal testing site and turned it into a rehab sanctuary

By Sydney Page

WORLD

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In a first, West African country moves toward lifting ban on female genital cutting

By Rachel Chason and Ramatoulie Jawo

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How the war in Ukraine has split the Czechs and Slovaks

By Ishaan Tharoor1 hour ago

Deadlock on U.S. aid hangs over talks to secure support for Ukraine

By Missy Ryan

Rose Dugdale, English heiress who became IRA militant, dies at 82

By Brian Murphy

Anti-vax Bolsonaro forged vaccine card before U.S. visit, Brazilian police say

By Terrence McCoy and Marina Dias

Middle East Conflict

Netanyahu says ‘no way’ to eliminate Hamas without Rafah operation

By Loveday Morris, Karen DeYoung and Hazem Balousha

White House says Israel lacks ‘coherent and sustainable strategy’ in Gaza

By Karen DeYoung and Toluse Olorunnipa

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Israel’s war on Hamas brings famine to Gaza

By Ishaan Tharoor

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The moment that inspired Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’

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Perspective

Designer Dries Van Noten’s graceful, extraordinary exit

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Oprah slams body shaming: ‘Making fun of my weight was national sport’

By Jennifer Hassan

A biting, hilarious satire of religion

By Brittani Samuel

David Seidler, Oscar-winning writer of ‘The King’s Speech,’ dies at 86

By Harrison Smith

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When the guest-zilla is the funniest person at the wedding

By Rhoda Feng

MrBeast strikes Amazon deal for biggest competition series in TV history

By Taylor Lorenz

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Health

What to know about the recent measles outbreak as CDC warns of rising cases

By Annabelle Timsit, Lena H. Sun and Victoria Bisset

Two-thirds of Chicago kids under 6 exposed to lead in water, study estimates

By Frances Vinall

Analysis

Under fire for massive health system hack, Biden team leans on insurers

By Darius Tahir and McKenzie Beard

Science

While Earth enjoys an eclipse, a NASA probe is ready to ‘touch the sun’

By Joel Achenbach

Scientists discover fossilized remnants of earliest known forest

By Erin Blakemore

‘Monumental’ experiment suggests how life on Earth may have started

By Mark Johnson

SPORTS

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Figure skating wants ice princesses. Amber Glenn said, ‘Screw it.’

By Les Carpenter

After a wild road trip out West, the Caps’ playoff hopes are still alive

By Bailey Johnson

Analysis

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By Neil Greenberg, Kareem Copeland and Matt Bonesteel

Offensive woes end Virginia’s NCAA tournament run almost before it starts

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Former NHL enforcer Chris Simon has died at age 52

By Stephen Whyno | AP

Business

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Fed weighs future rate cuts as inflation picture looks murky

By Rachel Siegel

Flood of Chinese imports could renew trade tensions, threaten U.S. jobs

By David J. Lynch

Joann files for bankruptcy as consumers pull back on nonessentials

By Jaclyn Peiser

AstraZeneca will cap inhaler costs at $35 per month

By Aaron Gregg

Before Bernie Sanders, Richard Nixon championed the 4-day workweek

By María Luisa Paúl

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