Democracy Dies in Darkness
Army personnel render salutes during a ceremony at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state in 2020. (AP)
The doctor has been under investigation for more than a year in a case involving at least 23 alleged victims, including his patients, according to military documents obtained by The Washington Post and interviews with four people familiar with the case.
High school teacher Tyler Johnson moved to D.C. schools after dealing with racism, homophobia and violence in Maryland. (Bill O’Leary/The Post)
From disruptions to hallway melees to pushy parents to anxieties around censorship and the increasingly political nature of their jobs, many educators say they are starting this school year on edge.

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Ruining so much wine may sound ludicrous, but there’s a straightforward economic reason this is happening: Making wine is getting more expensive, and people are drinking less of it.
Bob Barker in 1985. (AP)
The suave and self-assured master of ceremonies moved easily from radio in the late 1940s to television during its infancy and was a daytime star well into the Internet age.
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