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The world’s best hope for survival? Saving us from ourselves.
Post readers respond to articles on climate change, Trump’s comments on Jewish voters and calls for a cease-fire in Gaza.
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Sheppie Abramowitz, tenacious advocate for refugees, dies at 88
She opened the International Rescue Committee’s D.C. office and helped shape humanitarian efforts around the world, working on crises from Cambodia to Kosovo.
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White’s Ferry may reopen after owners offer to donate it to Md. county
There is no other Potomac crossing between the Point of Rocks and American Legion bridges — a span of about 35 miles.
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Senate votes to dismiss impeachment charges against Mayorkas
The Senate voted to dismiss two articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, which allege he mismanaged an influx of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. Both votes were along party lines.
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Clarence Thomas doesn’t recuse himself from Jan. 6 case
Ann Telnaes cartoon on Clarence and Ginni Thomas and the Jan. 6 case.
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How senators are voting to end the Mayorkas impeachment trial
See how senators are voting on dismissing the impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
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Trump takes aim at a remaining House Republican who voted to impeach him
Of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Donald Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, just Rep. Dan Newhouse and one other remain in the chamber.
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Do you ride the Circulator in D.C.? We want to hear about your experience.
D.C. may end the Circulator bus service next year. We want to know how this would affect you.
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I have a lot of enemies. Am I the problem? Hax readers give advice.
A reader has had “multiple” friend and family relationships end badly, and wonders if it it’s time to look inward.
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Barr, a vocal Trump critic, says he will ‘support the Republican ticket’ in November
Barr, who served as attorney general under Donald Trump, had a falling out with the former president over his claims of 2020 election fraud — but nevertheless says he will support the Republican ticket in November.
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Partisans more likely to see O.J. Simpson favorably than the other candidate
Meanwhile, about 1 in 10 supporters of both President Biden and Donald Trump views their own candidate unfavorably.
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Trump’s increasing court outbursts come with increasing risks — for all
Donald Trump’s interjections have featured in every one of his major legal cases, and they show no sign of abating. But a scene Monday indicates how the stakes are increasing.
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Speaker Johnson moves on foreign aid, possibly triggering vote to oust him
The speaker has introduced a complex five-part plan requiring separate floor votes on Israel and Ukraine, as well as a stand-alone proposal to assuage far-right members who want to strengthen the U.S. southern border. Success is far from guaranteed.
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South Africa’s ANC is headed for a reckoning at the ballot box. That’s good.
After 30 years of unchecked power, Africa’s most storied liberation movement might lose its parliamentary majority.
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Trump’s reckoning begins
The criminal justice system finally catches up to Donald Trump.
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15 Passover recipes for a meaningful and delicious holiday
Here are a variety of Passover recipes for serving at your Seder or during the rest of the week-long holiday.
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Cooking chat: Is it better to crack eggs on a bowl rim or the counter?
Every Wednesday at noon Eastern, Aaron Hutcherson and Becky Krystal answer your cooking questions.
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Biden’s handling of Gaza shakes his support in the Black community
Some Black activists want voters to reject Biden over his Gaza policy. Others see Trump as a far bigger threat.
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From the start, Spencer Carbery believed in his Caps. He was right.
“The most important thing is belief,” Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin said. “We all believe in each other.”
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Dining chat: Why are restaurants rushing diners through meals? We aren’t lingerers.
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema entertains your dining questions, rants and raves.
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Supreme Court makes it easier to file workplace discrimination claims
The justices unanimously ruled that employees do not need to prove harm to career prospects or a change in salary or rank to win a discrimination claim.
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These banana pecan muffins are a naturally sweet start to your day
Sweetened with ripe bananas and date sugar, these muffins are gently sweet without any added sugar.
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Washington’s most exclusive new music venue: Noochie’s ‘Front Porch’
Over the last five years, the D.C.-based rapper has turned his porch into a stage. Now big-name acts are stopping by to perform.
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‘Civil War,’ ‘Independence Day’ and Hollywood’s tradition of blowing up D.C.
Movies like Alex Garland’s “Civil War” and video games like “Fallout 3” frequently annihilate this city of symbols. Here’s when it truly works.
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For some painters, repetition is a double-edged sword
Steven Cushner’s show of paintings at Hemphill is handsome, essential and predictable.
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Oneohtrix Point Never innovates by ‘standing on the shoulders of giants’
Daniel Lopatin, who performs as Oneohtrix Point Never, will play at the Howard Theatre on Thursday, April 25.
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United Airlines says Boeing 737 Max blowout, grounding cost it $200M
United blamed its failure to turn a profit in the first quarter of 2024 on the temporary grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max 9 aircraft after the Alaska Airlines blowout.
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Tesla revives Musk’s multibillion-dollar pay proposal despite court ruling
The electric-vehicle maker’s board is asking shareholders to vote again for the same massive compensation package that was thrown out by a Delaware court.
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Tex. hack may be first disruption of U.S. water system by Russia
Cyber firm Mandiant suspects the hackers are tied to Russian military spy group Sandworm.
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Elephant escapes circus, roams streets of Montana
“Only in Butte. A circus elephant got loose,” a bystander says in video footage of the animal stomping through the streets and heading past a casino.
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