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Cancellations and delays at the nation’s fourth-largest domestic carrier were a costly extension of disruptions that stressed travel during the holiday weekend.
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One week after it was signed into law, Georgia's Republican-led voting overhaul is facing backlash from a growing number of voting rights advocates. (Mahlia Posey/The Washington Post)
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Slim Hadiji administered coronavirus vaccinations to people in their homes in Marseille, France, where vaccination rates are lower than the national average.
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A gas station in Oklahoma on Sunday took a direct hit from a storm. (Justin Ayer/Tulsa World/AP)
It comes after a slew of tornadoes touched down in Oklahoma Sunday night.
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Landlords will be able to move forward with eviction filings in cases where tenants owe at least $600 and the landlord has applied for rental relief funds from the District’s Stronger Together by Assisting You (STAY) program.
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Demonstrators at the People vs. Fossil Fuels rally Monday. (Eric Lee for The Post)
The week-long protest is meant to serve as cogent response to climate change, which has adversely affected the communities of Indigenous people.
The family behind Koite Grill in Silver Spring also runs a halal butcher and grocer.
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Jon Gruden walks on the field during Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears in Las Vegas. (AP)
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A decade from now, at least 40 percent of the physician workforce will be 65 or older. (iStock)
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