Abortion rights advocates demonstrate near the Supreme Court on Saturday. (Craig Hudson for The Post)
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More than 23,000 people decried and celebrated the toppling of Roe v. Wade.
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The Sunday blasts hit a kindergarten playground and residential building in Kyiv, killing at least one — as Group of Seven nations leaders met in Germany for a summit.
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Biden, in Germany for the G-7 summit, said gold is “a major export that rakes in tens of billions of dollars for Russia.”
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A Virginia battlefield is suing the city to stop a museum from melting the statue.
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Washington has the highest rate of senior food insecurity in the country. And while the city has several programs providing access to healthy meals, some seniors have fallen through the cracks.
In the final round at Congressional, Chun regained the lead for good at No. 17 and claimed the third major title of her career.
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The Tigers will compete in the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames.
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El Cosmico, a campground and hotel complex in Marfa, Tex., offers accommodations such as tepees, safari tents, vintage trailers and more. (Anna Mazurek for The Post)
Downtown Marfa, a quirky art destination in southwest Texas, was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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