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A collision between the masses who want to move out West and dwindling resources

The decision to limit residential construction in some parts of the fast-growing Phoenix suburbs is another major warning about how climate change is disrupting lifestyles and economies of the West.

By Joshua Partlow, Brady Dennis and Isaac Stanley-Becker

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Target gets caught in cultural crossfire over Pride Month items

Some shoppers have become more emboldened to engage in confrontational, even threatening, behavior over polarizing social issues.

By Jaclyn Peiser and Jacob Bogage

What it’s like to work event medicine for large festivals

From Coachella to the Preakness to Lollapalooza, these doctors see it all: Blue patients, drunken falls, overheated dancers and much more.

By Dawn Fallik

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NATO-trained units will serve as tip of spear in Ukraine’s counteroffensive

By Isabelle Khurshudyan and Kamila Hrabchuk8 minutes ago

Taliban moving senior officials to Kandahar. Will it mean a harder line?

By Pamela Constable

Chuck Todd to leave NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’; Kristen Welker will become host

By Jeremy Barr

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Catch a baseball thrown from the Washington Monument? Over decades, dozens tried.

By Scott Allen

The best and worst ways to pit an avocado

By Aaron Hutcherson

10 noteworthy books for June

By Becky Meloan

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Hailee Steinfeld just wants to be a part of something

The “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” actress has become a go-to star for genre-driven franchise storytelling

By Thomas Floyd

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Jamie Raskin beat cancer twice. Now he turns to his political future.

Over the past two years, the Democrat from Maryland has both mourned his son and confronted his own mortality, while serving in some of the most demanding leadership positions in Congress.

By Meagan Flynn

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