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Father of Georgia school shooting suspect pleads not guilty to murder
The case against Colin Gray marks the first time the parent of an alleged school shooter has been charged with murder.
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Our best bread recipes for Thanksgiving, including rolls and biscuits
Whether you want Thanksgiving rolls or stuffing-inspired bread, these recipes will be right at home on your holiday table.
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An oral history of Elphaba, one of Broadway’s most empowering roles
Idina Menzel and others open up about the pleasures and perils of playing Elphaba, the iconic “Wicked” character.
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The 26 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Celebrate “Wicked” with drag and dance, take a spin on the National Gallery’s ice, or root for the Washington Spirit to win another championship.
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Ask Sahaj: My in-laws’ visits last for months. I’m at my wit’s end.
How does she deal with her in-laws’ months-long visits and inconsiderate behavior without making her husband feel caught in the middle?
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Maryland’s Tai Felton is a shining light in an otherwise dreary season
The senior wide receiver has set a program record for receptions even as the Terrapins limp toward the finish line.
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Americans are ready to shop holiday sales amid higher prices, debt
With the election behind them, many consumers finally feel free to spend — though they’ll still be focused on deals and selective about splurges.
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For the Wizards, winning can wait, but trying hard can’t
The Wizards made a delicate bargain with their long-suffering fans. They aren’t holding up their end.
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Work Advice: I’m uncomfortable with our CEO invoking Jesus in meetings
As a non-Christian, I’m bothered by our CEO’s practice of opening meetings with a Christian prayer. Should I say something?
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AI’s enormous power demand is threatening U.S. climate goals
The voracious electricity needs of AI are driving plans for dozens of new fossil fuel plants, pushing climate goals out of reach.
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Rhinos and monkeys and sharks, oh my! ‘Gladiator II’ takes them all on.
The Ridley Scott sequel is an epic without purpose, fun until it’s not, even with Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington aboard.
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Maryland pays $58.5 million over stalled State Center project
The $58.5 million settlement would end a suit and countersuit between the state and the developer that has been going on since 2014.
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Turkey prices unflappable despite bird flu and high grocery costs
As buyers deal with high prices in supermarkets, the cost for the Thanksgiving staple of turkey remains relatively stable. Here’s why.
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D.C.-area forecast: Blustery today, with a chance of rain and wet snow Friday
It finally feels like November for the next several days.
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Top federal watchdog announces new oversight of tech giants
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could soon closely monitor payment systems run by Google, Apple and Venmo.
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Tom’s of Maine issued warning over bacteria found in toothpaste products
The FDA issued a warning letter, but not a recall, after an inspection found tainted water samples as well as a “black mold-like substance” at one of its plants.
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Police records reveal new details about sexual assault allegation against Pete Hegseth
The incident has roiled Trump’s transition team since the former president announced Hegseth as his nominee for defense secretary.
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CMA Awards 2024: Complete list of winners, best and worst moments
Morgan Wallen won entertainer of the year at the 2024 CMA Awards, and Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson also took home prizes. Here are the best and worst moments.
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Asking Eric: Uncles don’t acknowledge niece’s birthday with gift or card
Letter writer’s brothers don’t send a card or gift for their niece’s birthday.
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Carolyn Hax: Boyfriend gives gifts that he would like for himself
Boyfriend chooses gifts centered on his own hobbies, and the letter writer wants to know whether to question him on this.
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Miss Manners: Hugging is hard because I am so tall
Can he adjust how he hugs shorter people so that it’s more comfortable?
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‘Potato cartel’ mashed competition to raise french fry prices, lawsuits say
Several antitrust lawsuits accused top producers of conspiring to raise prices of frozen potato products, like french fries.
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GOP effort to police trans bathroom use could extend to D.C schools, agencies
A spokesperson for D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) declined to comment on the bill or how her administration would respond.
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Jan. 6 rioter found guilty of plotting to kill FBI agents, DOJ says
Edward Kelley had created a “kill list” of FBI agents and other federal employees who investigated his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, the Justice Department said.
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Billionaire Gautam Adani indicted in New York in alleged bribery scheme
Indian energy billionaire Gautam Adani, an ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was indicted in New York for alleged bribery involving solar energy supply contracts.
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At annual ceremony, GW Hospital honors survivors of trauma
At “Trauma Survivor’s Day,” patients who suffered some of the most acute injuries shared their stories and thanked medical staff.
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Search still on for suspect in fatal shooting outside Maryland Subway
Prince George’s County police officers are looking for more information to find and arrest 23-year-old Raheem Hawkins-Boseman.
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Archegos founder Hwang sentenced to 18 years in prison
Prosecutors said Hwang is responsible for ‘one of the largest securities fraud schemes in history’
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Behind the boom in U.S. women's pro soccer
This Saturday, the two best teams in the National Women’s Soccer League face off in the championship. The NWSL is booming after years of scandal and struggle. Today, how the league became so successful and what it shows about the potential for women’s sports.
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Jeremy Chinn, a pending free agent, has given Commanders plenty to ponder
Versatile and aggressive, Chinn has become a force in the Commanders’ secondary — no matter where he lines up.
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