Obama would get key trade powers under legislation
President Obama’s high-stakes bid to complete one of the largest free-trade pacts in U.S. history took a step forward with the introduction of a bipartisan bill that would give his administration vast new powers to close the deal.
Congress demands answers on copter stunt at Capitol
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When veterans return, their children also deal with invisible wounds of war
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WikiLeaks just posted a database of the Sony e-mails that were hacked
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Kan. bans welfare recipients from going to pools, movies on state’s dime
The law aims to tighten regulations on how the poor spend state aid.
‘Shocking’ rise of e-cigarettes among teens has health experts scrambling
Public-health officials fear the trend could reverse decades of efforts to combat the scourge of smoking.
ESPN suspends Britt McHenry after towing incident rant caught on video
The footage showed her berating a towing company employee after her car was towed near D.C.
The Middle East’s sick state
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The gyrocopter incident raises new concerns about D.C. security
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After Lincoln’s assassination, a grand funeral then a trial
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Rapprochement with the Dalai Lama? No way, says China.
China said the Dalai Lama should seek forgiveness, accept Tibet has been part of China “since antiquity” and then work out what to do with the rest of his life.
Ohio man who trained with Jabhat al-Nusra is indicted on terrorism charges
The Somali American said he was told to return to the United States and plan an attack, court papers indicate.
Twitter executive: Here’s how we’re trying to stop abuse while preserving free speech
Open discussion doesn’t mean much if some people are afraid to take part.
Emancipation Day still has resonance in Washington — but not for everyone
Some parade observers worried that younger residents will grow up knowing less about the city’s past.
LeBron James, John Wall react to ‘devastating’ Thabo Sefolosha injury, NYPD arrest
“It’s an unfortunate event for sure,” James said.
When you’re an addict but serving alcohol is in your job description
After a years-long struggle, Scott Magnuson is sober, making every day at his D.C. pub a balancing act.
Juliette Binoche reconnects with a favorite director for ‘Sils Maria’
Her latest film, directed by Olivier Assayas, carries interesting echoes of her long career.
Why confidential tips may not be confidential
Agencies promise confidentiality to tipsters, but experts say that’s impossible without encryption.
One third of households making more than $75,000 live paycheck to paycheck
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House members angry over VA’s response to whistleblowers
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