Democrats have started signaling which parts of the White House agenda could be cut and which are likely to be approved.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland said the memo seeks only to curb violence and threats against school officials, while Republican lawmakers say it aims to intimidate conservative protesters.
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A decision is not likely until next month because of other pressing matters before the Food and Drug Administration.
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The ad-supported streaming service, which launches Monday, will report on national, regional and local weather news, in addition to providing regular forecasts.
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Actor and producer Alec Baldwin shot two people on a film set in New Mexico on Thursday when he discharged a prop firearm. One person died and another was injured.
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The matter now goes to the Justice Department, which will decide whether to pursue the referral.
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Regardless of how real the possibility is, it reinforces the leverage wielded by Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) — whether Democrats want to acknowledge that or not.
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The authoritarian leader has sought to portray himself as a symbol of virile masculinity while ramping up a state-led pressure campaign on sexual minorities in Russia.
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But the giant developer’s troubles present risks to the Chinese economy and the threat of financial contagion.
Queen Elizabeth II greets guests at a reception at Windsor Castle on Oct. 19. (AP)
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In a settlement, the Davis School District agreed to implement new systems for identifying and responding to discrimination complaints.
Many people have been asking how they didn’t know they would adopt twins, or why the transportation secretary needed parental leave.
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Marilyn Van Derbur after she was crowned Miss America in 1958. (Heritage Auctions)
The starting price for Marilyn Van Derbur's crown is $20,000. She said she's selling it because she was awed by the dedication of teachers during the pandemic.
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Students cheer and sing during a rally for Howard University’s homecoming on Tuesday. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades for The Post)
Howard Homecoming has returned this year with some in-person events. But looming over the festivities is a protest over housing and student representation now in its second week.
At Maiz64, Oaxacan chef Alam Méndez Florián shows flashes of innovative cooking.
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New developments have brought beer gardens, pop-up bars and a 1,600-seat performing arts center to Tysons.
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Día de los Muertos returns to the Wharf, and the 17th Street High Heel Race celebrates its 34th edition.
Inserted into the lineup after Justin Turner’s Game 4 injury, Chris Taylor's historic night keeps the Dodgers alive as series shifts back to Atlanta.
Oklahoma fans high-five quarterback Caleb Williams as the Sooners won, 52-31, over TCU. (AP)
Freshman quarterback Caleb Williams seems to have restored order to the high-powered Sooners offense.
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ESPN host Sage Steele apologized after calling the network’s vaccination mandate “sick.” (Chris Pizzello/AP)
A small group of journalists have been fired or quit over vaccination policies. But unlike most other objectors, they are some of the most famous people in their communities.
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An old college friend’s wife recently died of cancer, he's raising three children alone and he 'wants us to be together.'
Reader asked wife and her siblings to move the service until after the pandemic. They refused.
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