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Col. Roman Chervinsky at a court hearing in Kyiv on Oct. 10. (Oleg Bohachuk for The Post)

Ukrainian military officer coordinated Nord Stream pipeline attack

Roman Chervinsky, a colonel in Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces, was integral to last year’s brazen sabotage operation of the Russia-Germany pipeline, according to people familiar with planning.

By Shane Harris and Isabelle Khurshudyan

Israel-Gaza War

Israeli forces push deep into Gaza City amid ‘catastrophic’ struggles at hospitals

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Footage shot on Nov. 8 shows Israel Defense Forces and Israel Security Agency in Gaza Strip. (AP)

Hamas antitank strikes show depth of ‘powerful’ arsenal facing Israel

By William Booth, Judith Sudilovsky, Ellen Nakashima and Alex Horton

The Trump Cases

An unlikely trio of Trump supporters are now his defiant co-defendants

By Patrick Marley, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Adriana Usero

House GOP proposes two-step plan to fund government, raising shutdown risk

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One NFL coach is reinventing the profession

But before Mike McDaniel could break the NFL, he had to fix himself.

By Kent Babb

Daily Mix

Her dogs were to be euthanized while she was in a coma. A stranger stepped in.

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The newest TV shows and movies to stream right now

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Inside Dolly Parton’s new ‘high-fashion rustic’ resort

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Carolyn Hax: After ‘best’ friend’s wedding snub, their friendship never recovers

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College football winners and losers: Another empty season for Penn State

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Ex-NFL cornerback, University of Houston star D.J. Hayden killed in car crash

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Spanberger won’t seek reelection, will run for Va. governor, sources say

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House GOP proposes two-step plan to fund government, raising shutdown risk

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Without Jim Harbaugh after a wacko morning, Michigan denies Penn State

An unlikely trio of Trump supporters are now his defiant co-defendants

Israeli forces push deep into Gaza City amid ‘catastrophic’ struggles at hospitals

The gunfire in Gaza might abate. Alas, not so the horror of global hatred.

Hatred of Jews, like racism, is an old story that keeps getting new chapters

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The day I became a veteran

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What happened to this Wisconsin day care should concern us all

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I was once alcohol’s captive. Here’s what set me free.

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Cartoon: The foundation of our liberty

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Countless kids are colorblind — and don’t know about it. Here’s how to help.

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Eight columnists discuss: How in the world is Trump winning?

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Virginia House makes history by nominating first Black speaker

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Bankman-Fried’s parents could face their own legal perils, experts say

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Election 2024

Trump’s rivals seize on opportunities to challenge his mental sharpness

President Biden’s team is seeking to neutralize the age issue, while GOP hopefuls are urgently looking for ways to dent Donald Trump’s lead.

By Marisa Iati and Isaac Arnsdorf

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Crew members of the bomber Heaven Can Wait in Papua New Guinea. (Courtesy of Scott Althaus)

RetropolisThe Past, Rediscovered

Divers find dog tags and a ring in the wreck of a WWII bomber at sea

In 1944, a B-24 bomber was shot down off New Guinea. Nearly 80 years later, Navy divers and Pentagon archaeologists have retrieved artifacts from the plane.

By Michael E. Ruane

Deep Reads

The librarian who couldn’t take it anymore

She loved books. And in a time of spreading book bans in public schools, that’s why this Florida librarian had to quit.

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Election 2024

Nikki Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at the GOP presidential debate Wednesday. (Jonathan Newton/The Post)

Analysis

Nikki Haley has momentum, but can she pass DeSantis to take on Trump?

Polls show the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to be the strongest Republican nominee against President Biden, but she’s on a collision course with Ron DeSantis to be the lone GOP rival to Donald Trump.

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Did Trump violate campaign finance laws (again)?

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‘Speaking as a man’: Gendered insults at Republican debate highlight a risky strategy

By Ashley Parker

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Key stats from the 2023 election

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Politics

A maverick or a MAGA warrior? Rep. Nancy Mace tries to be both.

By Jacqueline Alemany

Rep. Spanberger won’t seek reelection so she can run for Va. governor, people familiar with her plans say

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This moment does not cry out for Mitch McConnell

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Moody’s lowers U.S. credit outlook, citing political dysfunction

By Abha Bhattarai

Trump Cases

Judge Cannon keeps Trump trial date in documents case, with a caveat

By Devlin Barrett and Perry Stein

Trump can appear on 2024 primary ballot in Minnesota, state Supreme Court rules in response to lawsuit

By Patrick Marley

Advice

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Carolyn Hax: After ‘best’ friend’s wedding snub, their friendship never recovers

Does anyone leave a “best” friend off their son’s wedding guest list? Or is that the beginning of the end of the friendship?

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Ask Amy: My estranged sister’s daughter didn’t invite me to her wedding

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Miss Manners: How quiet do you have to be in the train’s quiet car?

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Ask Sahaj: I’m terminally ill. My wife is ‘freaked out’ I’m preparing for my death.

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Survivor reflects on living with cancer and the ambiguity of remission

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Is it true that alcohol burns off during cooking?

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8 things you can do this fall to help ease winter depression

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What to know about Zepbound, the newest weight-loss drug

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This old-fashioned remedy may ease covid: Gargle with salt water

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The Home You Own

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Veranda’s editor took your holiday decorating and entertaining questions

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How to get a decent workout while cleaning your house

By Hannah Holland

7 ways to keep your rugs cleaner when you have pets

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Why you need a magnet on apartment tours and other secrets for renters

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You can’t soundproof your home. But you can make it much quieter.

By Gabe Bullard

BOOK WORLDNews, reviews and big ideas for all things fiction and nonfiction

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Wonder if UFOs are real? The government has been trying to find out, too.

By Sarah Scoles

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‘The Helsinki Affair’ fills a gap in spy fiction

By Carol Memmott

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Mary Beard traces the profile of the Roman emperor

By Stephanie McCarter

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The daring housewives and coffee fetchers behind America’s spy agency

By Denise Kiernan

An engineer showcases the ‘nothing in particular’ our world depends on

By Sophia Nguyen

Help Desk

Now that cars are like smartphones, we don’t really own them

By Shira Ovide

Microsoft Outlook can be a pain. 8 ways to make email work for you.

By Danielle Abril

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Google spent $26 billion to hide this phone setting from you

By Geoffrey A. Fowler

Technology

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NSA officials call out Chinese hackers’ stealthy and off-limits hacks

By Tim Starks and David DiMolfetta

Slow internet speeds? It might be faster to use a pigeon.

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Video chat app Omegle closes amid controversy over use by pedophiles

By Leo Sands

National

Tuberculosis exposure at day care prompts ‘urgent’ testing for 500 children

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Restaurants are still struggling, and crime isn’t helping

By Tim Carman

Biden wants network of 500,000 EV chargers. Two states are getting a head start.

By Ian Duncan

The hidden financial aid hurdle derailing college students

By Gail Cornwall

FBI seizes phone of New York Mayor Eric Adams amid fundraising probe

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff and Shayna Jacobs

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An area affected by severe drought in the Rio Negro, Amazonas, Brazil, on Oct. 28. (EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)

What drought in the Amazon means for the planet

By Nicolás Rivero

Biden and Xi to meet next week for the first time in a year

By Yasmeen Abutaleb and Ellen Nakashima

The New Kings of Sports

A long, strange night in Riyadh rattled pro wrestlers. It’s all part of Saudi Arabia’s grip on sports.

By Gus Garcia-Roberts

Taliban success emboldens Pakistani militants, and deadly attacks surge

By Haq Nawaz Khan and Rick Noack

Evacuations underway in Iceland as possible volcanic eruption looms

By Matthew Cappucci

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Jonathan Anderson’s big idea

From Beyonce to Maggie Smith, the Loewe designer dominated culture in 2023.

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‘The Jazz Continuum’ explores Black social dance — from past to present

By Celia Wren

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Half man, half woman, this sculpture addresses life’s deepest questions

By Sebastian Smee

Without Jim Harbaugh after a wacko morning, Michigan denies Penn State

By Chuck Culpepper

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Jim Harbaugh suspension shows college football absurdity in full

By Jerry Brewer

Analysis

The pressure is on the Commanders to figure out their pass rush

By Sam Fortier

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If Bill Belichick is done, here’s who could replace him in New England

By Jason La Canfora

Megan Rapinoe and Ali Krieger are retiring. First, they have a final to play.

By Steven Goff

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