Obama has lavished more personal attention on the Chinese president than any other world leader, but as Xi Jinping makes his first state visit to Washington, the romance is all but dead.
President Xi will announce the plan today. It's already widely used in Europe to limit greenhouse gases.
Embrace immigrants and lead the world in battling climate change, the pope urged.
Police in Dayton, Ohio, search a home for heroin. (The Post)
Criminal groups from Mexico have expanded heroin distribution beyond big cities to target unlikely places such as Dayton, Ohio, where addicts buy and overdose in unsettling droves. Mexican cartels have overtaken the U.S. heroin trade, imposing an almost corporate discipline.
A German magazine said BMW’s X3 xDrive pollutes at more than 11 times European standards. The failure suggests the difficulty of making diesel engines that conform to pollution standards as well as the ability to manipulate the testing.
In the flood of reporting on her presidential candidacy, no one seems to have noticed a medical miracle at the center of the campaign: She appears to be getting taller.
Saudi Arabia has struggled to deal with growth in visitors for the hajj as Mecca has become more accessible and air travel more affordable.
The one-on-one session, scheduled for next week, suggests U.S. alarm over Russia’s involvement in Syria at a time when Obama’s Syria policy has yet to produce tangible gains.
George Mason University students who qualify for Pell grants have a high graduation rate, unlike at most other D.C.-area public universities.
Washington was unable to establish its game plan and falls to 1-2 for the season after its loss to the Giants.
A new poll has Trump at 24 percent — down from 32 percent earlier this month.
Some researchers think the cool-temperature anomaly suggests a slowing of ocean circulation.
The collision involved a Ride the Ducks vehicle and a charter bus, authorities said.
The powerful pharmaceutical trade group has disavowed the 32-year-old former hedge fund manager.
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