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NATO vows to defend ‘every inch’ of its territory. But that strategy is a work in progress.

NATO hasn’t committed to the level of permanent on-the-ground troops that some nations wanted. And military mobility remains a problem.

By Emily Rauhala and Ellen Nakashima

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The Cessna aircraft’s flight path before it crashed. (The Post)

NTSB begins crash investigation after sonic boom heard across D.C.

National Transportation Safety Board investigators are set to begin their work at the Virginia scene of a private jet crash linked to the sonic boom.

By Ian Duncan and Dan Lamothe45 minutes ago

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Trump INvestigations

Trump’s lawyers meet with Justice Dept. to argue against charging him in classified documents case

By Washington Post Staff58 minutes ago

Studies funded by Trump to dispute election fraud are focus in two probes

By Josh Dawsey and Amy Gardner

Tesla’s Elon Musk and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott at a lithium refining facility’s groundbreaking. (AP)

Electric vehicles appeal to conservative buyers sick of gas guzzlers

EVs are often associated with liberal coastal types who speak of saving the planet. But in this Republican stronghold north of Dallas, more and more drivers are deciding EVs are just common sense.

By Jeanne Whalen

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A crisp snap pea salad turns indulgent when paired with burrata

Carolyn Hax: How to get over destination wedding resentment

India cracks down on critics of coal

By Gerry Shih, Karishma Mehrotra and Anant Gupta

U.S. military releases video of near-collision with Chinese destroyer

By Naomi Schanen, Christian Shepherd and Meaghan Tobin

What to expect at Apple’s WWDC, from iOS updates to a headset and MacBooks

Apple may gamble on the future of computing at its annual software showcase.

By Chris Velazco

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Analysis

Bam Adebayo isn’t stopping Nikola Jokic, but he is making him work

Miami doesn’t need Adebayo to outplay Jokic or even hold him to a draw. All it needs is for its undersized center to remain in the middle of the action.

By Ben Golliver22 minutes ago

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