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Asking Eric: Estate theft divides siblings, but one brother wants to reconcile
Husband wants to maintain a relationship with his brother – even though he stole from their parents’ estate.
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Carolyn Hax: He wants his fiancée to ‘go along’ with his family’s gender roles
He wants his fiancée to stick to gender roles just around his family, not in their own home, but she resents it.
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Dartmouth sorority and two fraternity members charged after student death
Won Jang, a student at the Ivy League college, drowned after a party hosted by sorority members where alcohol was served to underage attendees, police allege.
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Pride denies Spirit, 1-0, to claim its first NWSL championship
Washington fell behind in the first half on a Barbra Banda goal and couldn’t find an equalizer.
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Caps fall to 0-2 without Alex Ovechkin after a 3-2 loss to the Devils
Washington got the opening goal but fell behind by two and could not rally past New Jersey at Capital One Arena.
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Fred R. Harris, Oklahoma senator on Kerner Commission, dies at 94
Mr. Harris, a liberal populist, was once considered one of the bright young faces of the Democratic Party. He twice ran for president and chaired the Democratic National Committee.
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Saturday celebrated wind, clouds, blue sky and brilliant sunset
In the sunshine, the partly cloudy, 58-degree afternoon seemed even warmer. At times, there were reminders of the season, as the wind blew with 30 mph force.
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Former treasurer in Arizona admits to embezzling $38M over a decade
Santa Cruz County is trying to recoup the public funds and is suing the state of Arizona for allegedly failing to properly audit its rogue treasurer.
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A decade after Marion Barry’s death, many show they haven’t forgotten him
From leaving flowers at his gravesite to gathering for the unveiling of a mural in his honor, people paid respect to D.C.’s Mayor for Life.
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Langley volleyball rules Class 6 again, denying Chantilly in a thriller
The Saxons denied Chantilly in five sets to repeat as Virginia Class 6 champions.
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Maryland officially eliminated from bowl contention with loss to Iowa
Quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. left the game after trying to play through a thumb injury, and the Terrapins fell, 29-13, to ensure a losing campaign.
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Bell is thinking big after a win over Anacostia in the DCIAA Gravy Bowl
Junior Antonio Washington led the Griffins to a 49-8 win, completing a dominant campaign in the Stripes division.
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Riverside makes the most of a second chance, wins Class 5 volleyball title
After falling in last year’s final, the Rams made it back to VCU and swept Kellam for the program’s first championship.
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PM Update: Decreasing clouds and breezes tonight and Sunday
Milder air tomorrow and winds calm notably during the afternoon
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A man convicted of exposure returns to W&OD Trail to rape, police say
The man had been released from jail four days earlier, authorities said, after serving a sentence that did not take into account his full criminal history.
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In emotional event, D.C. jail inmates debate JMU students in courtroom
The topic was whether life without parole should be abolished. The inmates said the opportunity gave them purpose.
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The man behind the Commanders’ defensive turnaround
Joe Whitt Jr.’s style is “not for everybody,” but it’s revived Washington’s defense.
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Our best Thanksgiving appetizer recipes
Whet your appetite for the big feast with this assortment of simple and delicious nibbles.
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11 comfort TV shows to get you through the cold days ahead
Comfort, feel-good TV show picks from our reporters and critics, including a British crime drama, a K-Pop docuseries and a monster sitcom.
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Child dead, 11 people infected by listeria linked to ready-to-eat meat brand
Yu Shang Food items including beef shank and chicken feet have been recalled amid a listeria outbreak, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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Kaylene Smikle will do anything to win. Maryland can thank her siblings.
The Terrapins’ newest star plays with a toughness honed in backyard games with her older siblings.
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A city’s ‘no cursing’ signs are being sold. People have spent thousands.
The signs hung in Virginia Beach for decades, reminding visitors and locals alike of the family-friendly atmosphere the city’s leaders wanted to foster.
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Here’s why the ‘Wicked’ movie is better than the stage musical
The affection between the good and green witches of Oz has already been magnified tenfold by “WIcked: Part I.”
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Pet pig visits senior home each day: ‘They’re very social animals’
“He loves to snuggle on the couch and be scratched,” said Brett Martin, who brings his pig to work every day at Good Samaritan Society in Kansas.
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Are you my sponge?
There are as many types of sponges as there are household tasks. Find the one that’s right for you.
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As the youthful Spirit chases a title, two veterans have stepped up
Goalkeeper Aubrey Kingsbury and striker Ashley Hatch have overcome challenging campaigns to help Washington return to the NWSL championship game.
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Cedar Hill, the Southeast D.C. hospital opening in 2025, starts staffing up
Months before Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center opens in Southeast Washington, officials have started the painstaking work of filling hundreds of jobs.
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Trump and GOP eye new limits on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are weighing vast changes to the CFPB that could limit its powers and funding.
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Keke Palmer’s latest job? Self-help guru.
Discussing her new book, the actress and host explains how she made it from child star to successful actress with a little personal drama along the way.
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D.C.-area forecast: Gusty wind adds a chill today before a milder Sunday
Unsettled weather of the past couple days is out of here for the weekend. It’ll feel seasonable today and pretty nice tomorrow.
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