Europe weighs Greece’s ability to enact austerity
A high-stakes meeting to save Greece broke up early Sunday with a bitterly divided Europe split over how or whether to rescue the nation from imminent financial collapse.
Trump takes his tough talk
on immigration to Arizona
The 2016 candidate, who has been asked by the GOP to temper his rhetoric, hopes to rally thousands today in Phoenix.
Serena Williams won the Wimbledon title Saturday. (Getty)
After Wimbledon win, Williams isn’t stopping to enjoy the ‘Serena Slam’
COLUMN | She’s now within reach of a rare Grand Slam if she wins the U.S. Open. But she shows no signs of being satisfied, and she doesn’t care to dwell on her place in history.
The Post’s Dana Milbank tells us why the GOP is the only entity that can’t seem to dump Donald Trump.
Core of Clinton’s 2016 campaign: Jolting the pay of the middle class
She will unveil an economic policy agenda that aims to free working families from wage stagnation.
A California city once moth-balled
a plant that could offset a water crisis
The 1990s desalination facility could ease the drought, but it could cost taxpayers as well as the coast.
Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’ exposes the paradox of ‘justice for all’
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Mysterious ‘resort fees’ are the most dishonest charges in travel industry
COLUMN | Critics say the FTC isn’t doing enough to protect consumers from the controversial charges.
Expense retorts: Workers question paying for trade shows and bad coffee
@WORK ADVICE | Expecting employees to front trade show fees might be legal. But is it a good idea?
We don’t trust drinking fountains anymore, and that’s bad for our health
Fountains were once a revered feature of urban life. Today, they’re in crisis.
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How parole boards often keep prisoners in the dark and behind bars
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The July 14 Pluto flyby isn’t the final frontier for NASA’s New Horizons
The spacecraft will explore our solar system’s outer limits as it continues its 3 billion-mile journey.
Officer buys diapers and shoes for homeless mother caught shoplifting
Instead of handcuffing the woman, he spent $300 of his own money to help her with her kids.
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Peer into the lives — and windows — of New Yorkers
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Inside a Chinese breeding center where dozens of pandas live
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That look you get when you give the pope a crucifix shaped like a hammer and sickle
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Officer buys diapers and shoes for homeless mother caught shoplifting
Instead of handcuffing the woman, he spent $300 of his own money to help her with her kids.
Confessions of an American Illuminati
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Family’s hard lesson: It’s easy to fall into homelessness, hard to escape
A fire sent the family of six scrambling to find shelter. They wound up in a tiny room they liken to a prison, where they face curfew checks and hourly rounds.
Schoop takes Roark deep in ninth as Orioles rally to beat Nationals, 3-2
Washington bullpen is unable to hold one-run lead in eighth as Williams pushes the wrong buttons in loss.
How I felt when the Confederate flag finally came down
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In ‘Amy,’ the singer Amy Winehouse comes into clear, unsettling focus
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Put off by gadgets that are ‘always on’
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You may intend to keep working. But life may say otherwise.
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Making public records more public
FEDERAL EYE | Certain documents requested under the Freedom of Information Act will be now be posted online.
In Northwest Washington, a stone manor with a line of notable owners
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The advice columnist returned from break to help you out with life’s toughest obstacles.
