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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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Border Democrats are navigating thorny politics as this isolated West Texas town grows weary of hosting more migrants than it can handle — or tolerate.
The scene was far different from Jan. 6, with the Capitol grounds secured with metal fences and hundreds of officers.
Some of the members of Congress most outspoken in spreading false narratives around the Capitol attack did not plan to attend. Former president Donald Trump himself called the rally a “setup.”
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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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Coming just before President Biden’s mandate of the vaccine for many businesses and organizations, the timing of the announcement has been awkward for Southern Baptists, especially since White evangelicals are less likely to get vaccinated than other religious groups.
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The recommendation is far narrower than what top officials in the Biden administration had initially sought.
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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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Fencing is back up around the Capitol and Supreme Court. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Post)
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Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is rolling back a move that had shaken up the agency and led to nearly 90 percent of the former headquarters staff to retire, quit or leave for other jobs.
Medical workers pronate a 39-year-old unvaccinated covid-19 patient in the intensive care unit at St. Luke's Boise Medical Center in Boise, Idaho, on Aug. 31. (AP)
The most feared scenarios of the pandemic are happening in parts of the United States as coronavirus infections remain at surge levels. The country is averaging about 153,000 new covid cases and 1,940 deaths each day this week.
By Brian Melley | AP
Aid groups are scrambling to find permanent homes for the thousands of Afghan evacuees expected to settle in the region in the coming months, a steep challenge in one of the most expensive housing markets in the country.
Henry Herr waged a long campaign for the statue's removal. (Julie Zauzmer/The Post)
Residents of an Eastern Shore community clashed over whether to remove the “Talbot Boys” statue, which has overlooked the county courthouse since 1916.
Foraging is “like the adult Easter egg hunt, just going out and finding something. It’s very primal.”
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The next few weekends are packed with fall festivals. Here are some of the best.
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Get ready for Oktoberfests, outdoor festivals, including the H Street Festival, and free admission at local museums.
Southern California won its football opener against San Jose State, but then things took a turn. (AP)
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The Wizards have not been heard on a sports-talk station for seven seasons.
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Gray allowed five runs on three hits in 5 1/3 innings as Washington lost to Colorado, 9-8.
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