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GOP frustration with Tuberville’s military freeze erupts in Senate

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Second effort to expel George Santos from House fails

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He rode out Hurricane Otis on his boat. He hasn’t been seen since.

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10 things about food that I’m sure of — but that people don’t want to believe

Gene editing isn’t always bad, plus nine other things about food and nutrition that often meet with public disagreement.

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GOP frustration with Tuberville’s military freeze erupts in Senate

Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s long-running political protest over the Pentagon’s abortion policy has blocked hundreds of senior officer promotions.

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FBI director pushes back sharply against critics in new interview

Christopher A. Wray, who has been increasingly under attack from congressional Republicans, said the people accusing the law enforcement agency of bias are themselves trying to gain a political advantage at the FBI’s expense.

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House votes to table censure resolution against Rep. Rashida Tlaib

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Supreme Court skeptical of lawyer’s claim to phrase ‘Trump Too Small’

By Robert Barnes

Democrats quickly seek to tie Republicans to House speaker Johnson’s record

By Tyler Pager, Michael Scherer and Marianna Sotomayor

Election 2024

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Trump and his allies have plans to remove the guardrails if he gets a second term

By Philip Bump

Republican Rep. Ken Buck to retire from House, cites election denialism by others in GOP

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Rep. Kay Granger (R-Tex.) will not seek reelection

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Nikki Haley’s twisty path to victory

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Trump Cases

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Trump grouses that his indictments took years. Here’s why that is.

By Aaron Blake

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A judge could toss Trump in jail. The question is whether one dares.

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Advice

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Why it’s better for your health to stop wasting food

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Is it true that you sometimes swallow spiders in your sleep?

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What happens when runners cross a marathon finish line? We’ve got data.

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ClimateExpanded coverage of a changing planet

Dozens of bird names honoring enslavers and racists will be changed

By Darryl Fears

How many arms do starfish have? If you said ‘five,’ you’re wrong.

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This old-school building material could take over city skylines

By William Booth

Scientists have found a ‘sleeping giant’ of environmental problems: Earth is getting saltier

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Biden’s offshore wind agenda relied on plans that are being canceled

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Snow cover in the Lower 48 is at record levels as November starts

By Ian Livingston

Hurricane Otis produced 205 mph gust, among strongest ever measured

By Dan Stillman

We forecast a cool and dry November with plenty of fluctuation in D.C.

By Matt Rogers

Winter is coming: What 5 experts are forecasting for D.C. — and why.

By Dan Stillman and Ian Livingston

You’re emailing wrong at work. Follow this etiquette guide.

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Would you pay $17 a month for Facebook and Instagram?

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Scams are targeting teenagers. Here’s how to keep your kids safe.

By Heather Kelly

Technology

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Two former cyber officials have advice for the national cyber director nominee

By Tim Starks and David DiMolfetta

High court struggles on whether officials may block social media critics

By Ann E. Marimow

Content creators surge past legacy media as news hits a tipping point

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National

Child-care workers make less than dog walkers. Some have had enough.

By Casey Parks

Delta pilot threatened to shoot captain on flight, investigators say

By Michael Laris

A Halloween murder went unsolved for 41 years. Now, a man has been arrested.

By Ben Brasch

To combat fears of downtown, a city puts Safety Ambassadors on the streets

By Danielle Paquette

Tennessee teens, doctors ask U.S. Supreme Court to end transgender care ban

By Casey Parks

Native American Heritage Month

‘12 years of hell’: Indian boarding school survivors share their stories

By Dana Hedgpeth

The Native American population exploded, the census shows. Here’s why.

By Andrew Van Dam

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland’s charged mission of healing

By Karen Heller

Alaska Native fashion designers take traditions to the modern runway

By Emily Schwing

WORLD

Waves crash on a sea wall near wind turbines ahead of Storm Ciarán at Boulogne-sur-Mer in northern France on Wednesday. (Pascal Rossignol/Reuters)

Britain and France brace for hurricane-force winds from Storm Ciarán

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King Charles in Kenya says ‘no excuses’ but gives no apology for colonial violence

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The Robin Hood-style epic that’s a surprise hit in wartime Ukraine

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White House nominates Asia lead Kurt Campbell to be Blinken’s deputy

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Saudi Arabia becomes sole bidder for 2034 World Cup

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At a quiet NFL trade deadline, these teams were the biggest losers

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Raiders fire coach Josh McDaniels and GM Dave Ziegler, bench Jimmy Garoppolo

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A better College Football Playoff arrives next year. It can’t come soon enough.

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Nicklas Backstrom, who means ‘everything’ to the Caps, steps away from hockey

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Business

Sam Bankman-Fried lied to you, prosecutor tells jurors

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Fed leaves rates unchanged as officials debate economy’s path

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GOP plan to fund Israel aid with IRS cuts would cost $90 billion, tax chief says

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The verdict that could change how much home sellers pay real estate agents

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