Thanksgiving 2020
Washington Post editors and reporters have curated a list of the best gifts to get you through this holiday season, keeping price and shipping constraints in mind. Remember it’s extra important this year to order early, as more people than average will be mailing their presents.
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In 2020, on pace to become the deadliest year for women in Mexico on record, activists say there is no safe place left for women in the country. So they have made one.
In contrast, the governments of France, Italy and Germany are eyeing an E.U.-wide closure of ski facilities until at least early January — usually one of the busiest periods that includes the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
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Movies that capture the essence of Thanksgiving | Critics at HomeFrom a classic to the unconventional, the Post’s Mary Beth Albright and Daniela Galarza explore what Thanksgiving movies to watch in 2020.
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Ousted Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-Va.) has always been fascinated by people willing to believe in the monster. Now he sees parallels in the conspiracy theories shaping political discourse.
The dictator is “acting irrationally,” ordering harsh lockdowns and sanctioning at least two executions, a South Korean lawmaker said, citing an intelligence briefing.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed warned civilians in Mekele to “disarm, stay at home and stay away.” Government forces said they had surrounded the city of 500,000 with tanks from 30 miles away.
When the pandemic upended their plans, Emily Bugg and Billy Lewis tied the knot at Chicago’s city hall instead. But there was still one piece of unfinished business: What to do about their $5,000 nonrefundable catering deposit?
Bruce Carver Boynton1937–2020
Bruce Carver Boynton's refusal to give up his seat at a bus-terminal restaurant led to a landmark Supreme Court case and sparked the 1961 Freedom Rides through the South.
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Johnny Allem puts sobriety at the top of his gratitude list. He wants that for others struggling with addiction.
The $34 million project would add seven miles of new natural gas pipeline through Wicomico and Somerset counties.
Brooks, 75, served seven nonprofit presidents and raised a large extended family.
Hilco Redevelopment Partners plans to transform the Potomac River Generating Station into offices, housing, shops and open space.
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