An abortion rights protester in front of Los Angeles City Hall on Saturday. (Etienne Laurent/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
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Steven A. Engel, Jeffrey Rosen and Richard Donoghue are sworn in at a House Jan. 6 select committee hearing on Thursday. (Demetrius Freeman/The Post)
New Hampshire's Chris Sununu, Maryland's Larry Hogan, Massachusetts's Charlie Baker and Vermont's Phil Scott govern with a relatively light touch on social issues.
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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.”
The World Health Organization said the monkeypox outbreak is an "evolving threat" but does not yet constitute an international public health emergency.
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A Virginia battlefield is suing the city to stop a museum from melting the statue.
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Vibhav Ashok, left, and Nishad Joshi are members of the Texas Cricket Academy. (Christopher Lee for The Post)
The growth of Dallas’s South Asian community and its love for cricket is turning North Texas into an international hub for the sport.
Teachers unions can be helpful or hurtful. But are they quashing attempts to make our schools better? The real villain is the administrative inertia.
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Nancy McNeil leaves with her lunch at Bernice Fonteneau Senior Wellness Center in D.C., Friday. (Craig Hudson for The Post)
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.
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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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