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Meet the ‘five families’ that wield power in McCarthy’s House majority

The Problem Solvers Caucus, Republican Governance Group, Main Street Caucus, Study Committee and Freedom Caucus negotiate as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has a four-seat majority.

By Adrian Blanco, Marianna Sotomayor and Hannah Dormido

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Trans In America

Wrong pronouns, invasive questions – how health care can be frustrating for trans people

Trans patients share their stories of subtle discrimination, outright hostility and ill-informed medical professionals.

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Gwyneth Paltrow testifies in skiing injury trial. Here’s what to know.

A man is suing the actress and entrepreneur for $300,000, claiming that she crashed into him while skiing in Utah, leaving him with physical injuries and emotional distress.

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Auroras dazzle as far south as Virginia, North Carolina and Arizona

A ‘severe’ geomagnetic storm spawned brilliant northern lights as far south as Virginia, North Carolina and Arizona.

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The full Keanu: From mellowest guy on the planet to onscreen killing machine

As “John Wick” enters what might be its final chapter, Keanu Reeves remains appealingly hard to pin down.

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For TikTok creators, the vibes in Washington were not immaculate

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The dirty martini has a reputation, but it cleans up nice

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Improvements to nonalcoholic wine have some entrepreneurs predicting it’s about to explode

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How to find mid-century modern stuff? Answers to thrifting questions.

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Ask Sahaj: My dad refuses to consider moving to assisted living

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This short breathing exercise is a stress buster

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Are candies like Skittles dangerous? A Calif. bill aims to ban chemicals in processed foods.

By Jennifer Hassan, Helier Cheung and Marlene Cimons

Olympic runner Kara Goucher’s lessons on resilience

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What to know about the eyedrop recall linked to deaths and vision loss

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The Home You Own

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Plastics have infiltrated our homes. It doesn’t have to be that way.

By Jerica Pender

12 things to know about wallpaper before you try it in your home

By Jennifer Barger

5 colorful DIY projects you can tackle with one gallon of paint

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Beckon birds to your backyard with these avian welcome mats

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How to make your home smell better without harmful chemicals

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

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In Jinwoo Chong’s debut novel, ‘Flux,’ there’s a lot going on

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What a new book gets wrong about Picasso’s time in France

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‘Biography of X’ is a brilliant novel that remixes art and history

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The books I read to understand the Vietnam War

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Finding words after wartime: Thanhhà Lai on discovering her voice

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ClimateExpanded coverage of a changing planet

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Many Antarctic glaciers are never snow-free. See how remarkably different this year is.

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The rise of ‘doomers’: Meet the people who think it’s too late to stop climate change

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Warm winter threatens beloved Canadian tradition: The hair-freezing contest

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Scotland’s whisky industry tries to put climate change on the rocks

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Between Avdiivka and Bakhmut, Ukrainian forces fight Russia on tough terrain

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Spring guide

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He’s broken sci-fi acting barriers but at heart, Christopher Judge is a family man

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Patrick French, renowned biographer of V.S. Naipaul, dies at 56

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‘Succession’ stops pulling punches in its final season

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D.C., MD. & VA.

What to know about driving in a work zone after 6 workers were killed in Maryland

By Justine McDaniel

Pr. George’s enacts surveillance rebate program named for Jayz Agnew

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As antisemitic incidents double in Md., state lawmakers pitch solutions

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‘Fiona Apple, don’t be mad at me’: Md. court transparency bill rejected again

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Dognapped dachshund reunited with family in Maryland

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Going Out Guide

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