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As he has done before, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has essentially created a new rule out of whole cloth to justify his actions.
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Members of the Ahmadi family look at the mangled remains of the car where Zemarai Ahmani was targeted on Aug. 29 in a U.S. drone strike. Ten people were killed. (Lorenzo Tugnoli for The Post)
The U.S. apology was welcomed. But they want someone held accountable for the attack that claimed 10 lives. Family members in interviews on Saturday expressed no visible animosity toward the United States government for killing their loved ones. But "forgiveness" may be too strong a word.
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Border Democrats are navigating thorny politics as this isolated West Texas town grows weary of hosting more migrants than it can handle — or tolerate.
French officials suggested that Britain may not be worth bothering with in the kerfuffle over submarine sales to Australia because the British are seen as a junior partner to the United States in the deal.
A small band of right-wing protesters decrying the treatment of the mob that overran the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was dwarfed by hundreds of police and news reporters. Police said they made four arrests and seized two weapons.
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Cris Wolf, 46, of San Francisco, works with Sasha Plotitsa at Formr Furniture in San Francisco. (Nikki Kahn for The Post)
How one man's San Francisco-based start-up is bringing socially responsible industrial design to the furniture business.
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She thought it was nice to be on a date with someone who didn’t think tarot-card reading was stupid.
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Chefs Prapavadee Limvatana and Satang Ruangsangwatana serve up vibrant, homegrown dishes.
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Senate Republicans have seized on a disclosure from Army Gen. Austin “Scott” Miller, who told lawmakers he had advised superiors to leave a few thousand troops behind after the withdrawal.
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Brandon Belt and his San Francisco Giants teammates are headed to the postseason. (AP)
Both prosecutors and defense attorneys acknowledged that the film played a key role in the trial.
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With climate change in mind, some lawmakers want to see more people on bicycles.
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California firefighters are attempting to save General Sherman and other trees in Sequoia National Park by wrapping their bases in aluminum.
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The “Justice for J6” rally begins at noon at Union Square, a public park near the Capitol Reflecting Pool. Organizers are expecting around 700 attendees.
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The deportations, expected to start as soon as Sunday, are aimed at discouraging more border-crossers from coming to a South Texas camp.
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Travis Hutchinson picks up trash in Kenner, La. (Times-Picayune/New Orleans Advocate/AP)
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The timing of the announcement has been awkward for Southern Baptists.
The building at 44 Hull Street is Boston's narrowest home.
The mandate came in the wake of four recent incidents in which trains improperly moved into work zones that restrict or prohibit train traffic.
A roadside memorial was established for 5-year-old Allison Hart in Northeast D.C. (David Van Horn)
A roadside memorial for Allison Hart was still forming when a car drove recklessly through the D.C. intersection, leaving mourners justifiably outraged.
Foraging is “like the adult Easter egg hunt, just going out and finding something. It’s very primal.”
By Angela Haupt
The next few weekends are packed with fall festivals. Here are some of the best.
By Fritz Hahn and Adele Chapin
Get ready for Oktoberfests, outdoor festivals, including the H Street Festival, and free admission at local museums.
Gray allowed five runs on three hits in 5 1/3 innings as Washington lost to Colorado, 9-8.
In a statement to The Post, Brad Holman and Larry Pardo accused the team of religious discrimination.
Stadium renovations created a visitors’ tunnel, which isn't big enough for the marching band's trademark to fit.
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The poet and legal scholar inspired Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Thurgood Marshall. (Amazon Studios)
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A broken shoulder means painful physiotherapy and little will to follow through.
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Nick Mohammed, Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt in “Ted Lasso.” (AP)
The nominees have clumped around a handful of tentpoles, but the TV Academy’s inattentiveness to the scattered brilliance across the medium may have a bright side.
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