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ISRAEL-GAZA WAR

People gather in Tel Aviv before Saturday’s release of hostages. (Heidi Levine for The Post)

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Israel receives list of third group of hostages due for release

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OVERVIEW

Hamas delay in releasing Israelis underscores deal’s fragility

For released Palestinian prisoners, a complicated homecoming

Netanyahu, Hamas depended on each other, may be on the way out

White House grapples with internal divisions on Israel-Gaza

(Arlette Bashizi for The Post)

Raped during Ethiopia’s war, survivors now rejected by their families

More than 100,000 women may have been raped during the two-year civil war in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, according to the most comprehensive study.

By Katharine Houreld

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is embroiled in a labor dispute that has spread to ProPublica. (AP)

Style

Will ProPublica cross a picket line by publishing its next big scoop?

ProPublica’s unionized staff wants to stop a collaboration with the striking Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Editors say the story is more important than solidarity.

By Will Sommer

Daily Mix

I thought I was having an anxiety attack. It was a ‘widowmaker.’

By Mark Shavin

Analysis

College football winners and losers: Jalen Milroe enters Iron Bowl lore

By Patrick Stevens

‘Zoom fatigue’ may take toll on the brain and the heart, researchers say

By Erin Blakemore

Fact-checking ‘The Crown’: Did Dodi propose to Diana the night they died?

By Gillian Brockell

Opinions

Bird species are being renamed! Here are my suggestions!

Here, in no particular order, are all my objections to bird names and suggestions for improving them.

Opinion by Alexandra Petri

A fraught battlespace awaits Israel after the pause

Opinion by David Ignatius

Argentina’s firebrand new president-elect is pushing a disastrous old agenda

Opinion by Gabriel Pasquini

Schools should ban smartphones. Parents should help.

Opinion by the Editorial Board

Smoking helped me find quiet. So does my new vice.

Opinion by Theodore R. Johnson

You don’t need to meditate. Just wash your dishes by hand.

Opinion by Tyler Shane

Cartoon: Trump’s authoritarian campaign

Opinion by Ann Telnaes

Keyword

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On the Record

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Mini Meta Crossword

5x5 bitesized crossword.

Sudoku

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Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders finished in a surprise first place. (Reuters)

Dutch election shows far right rising and reshaping Europe

The latest victory came in the socially liberal Netherlands, where hard-right icon Geert Wilders landed a shocking first place finish in parliamentary elections.

By Anthony Faiola, Emily Rauhala and Loveday Morris

Russia held these Ukrainian teens captive. Their testimonies could be used against Putin.

Ukraine intends to use the teens’ testimony as evidence that Russia is systematically removing Ukrainian children from their homes and culture.

By Siobhán O'Grady and Anastacia Galouchka

MORE COVERAGE

Fierce Russian drone attack shatters Kyiv’s calm

Siavash Sobhani holds one of his expired passports. (Bill O’Leary/The Post)

Perspective

A doctor tried to renew his passport. Now he’s no longer a citizen.

The Northern Virginia doctor was born in D.C. and given a U.S. birth certificate. At 61, he learned his citizenship was granted by mistake.

By Theresa Vargas

Medical Mysteries

Dizzy and off-balance, she searched for the cause

Slowly and insidiously, a New York real estate broker developed balance, urinary and memory problems. For years, various doctors performed many tests but overlooked the reversible cause.

By Sandra G. Boodman

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REVIEWS

Art

New John Singer Sargent show unites Madame X and Dr. Pozzi. Sparks fly.

By Sebastian Smee

Nonfiction

Flaubert’s letters are as hilarious and humane as his best fiction

By Becca Rothfeld

Short Films

Our travel journalists have thoughts on United Airlines’s Hallmark-style Christmas movie

By Natalie B. Compton

‘I know what I saw’: The soldier’s story that made many Grenadians suspicious of the U.S. government

By Martine Powers

Episode guide: Catch up on our investigation

Deep Reads: Football bonded them. Then it tore them apart.

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A doctor tried to renew his passport. Now he’s no longer a citizen.

A Northern Virginia doctor was born in D.C. and given a U.S. birth certificate. At 61, he learned his citizenship was granted by mistake.

Advice

Carolyn Hax: How to help a husband who is ‘constantly venting’ about his life?

I thought I was having an anxiety attack. It was a ‘widowmaker.’

Analysis

College football winners and losers: Jalen Milroe enters Iron Bowl lore

Medical Mysteries: Dizzy and off-balance, she searched for the cause

Election 2024

Univision anchor Jorge Ramos rebukes network for not challenging Trump

By Joseph Menn

Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips announces he won’t run for reelection in House

By Azi Paybarah

CEO of pro-DeSantis super PAC resigns amid rising tensions

By Hannah Knowles and Josh Dawsey

An illustration of a burger and a phone.

The viral $16 McDonald’s meal that may explain voter anger at Biden

By Jeff Stein and Taylor Lorenz

Advice

(Nick Galifianakis/For The Washington Post)

Carolyn Hax: How to help a husband who is ‘constantly venting’ about his life?

A letter writer’s husband has made several career changes over 18 years, but the venting remains the same.

November 26

Ask Amy: Distrustful new girlfriend insists on going through my phone

November 26

Miss Manners: Mother-in-law says colorful clothing makes me look low class

November 25

Ask Sahaj: Spending time with my family feels ‘performative’ and ‘oppressive’

November 23

I have chronic fatigue syndrome, and my young daughter is exhausting

November 22

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Your Questions Answered

Recent

‘This article was like a cup of coffee for my soul.’ Readers’ favorite reads

Chat with Perry Bacon Jr. about politics and beyond

Featured

Our best Thanksgiving leftovers recipes, including soup and sandwiches

More live chats

Well+BeingNews and advice to live well every day

(Linnea Bullion for The Post)

Just how germy is that shopping cart? We asked scientists.

By Lindsey Bever

What a mystery illness in dogs could mean for holiday pet care

By Kelyn Soong

52 children got lead poisoning from fruit pouches. Here’s what to know.

By Amanda Morris and Teddy Amenabar

Why are periods so hush-hush? A film takes on the stigma of menstruation.

By Alexis P. Williams

Advice

Kale can upset your stomach. Here’s how to make it easier to digest.

By Trisha Pasricha, MD

The Home You Own

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Skip the traditional tree this Christmas. Use a potted one instead.

By Nevin Martell

6 environmentally friendly holiday decorations you can DIY

By Karen Hugg

Ladybugs are oddly vicious. Here’s how to keep them out of your house.

By Kate Morgan

Holiday decorating is lasting longer and becoming more intense

By Rachel Kurzius

Advice

Our patio is a tripping hazard. How do we repair the uneven bricks?

By Jeanne Huber

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

(Rodale; Little Brown Spark; New Harbinger)

Review

Improving relationships is hard. A couples therapist recommends these books.

By Jessica Grogan1 hour ago

Review

A supremely cool novel about the secret history of Korea

By Sophia Nguyen33 minutes ago

Christopher Paolini wrote ‘Eragon’ as a teen. Now 40, he’s still at it.

By Sophia Nguyen

On Instagram and TikTok, annotating books is an art

By Hope Corrigan

Review

Three new ways to cherish Kij Johnson, Gene Wolfe and Terry Pratchett

By Michael Dirda

Help Desk

Four rules for no-regrets Black Friday shopping

By Shira Ovide

Taking holiday family portraits can be tricky. Here’s how to get great ones.

By Chris Velazco

Struggling to reach lawmakers about Gaza, Americans try faxing

By Heather Kelly

Technology

Analysis

OpenAI and X: Promises of populist technology, shaped by a single man

By Drew Harwell

These look like prizewinning photos. They’re AI fakes.

By Will Oremus and Pranshu Verma

Elon Musk says SpaceX will soon be ready for third flight of Starship

By Christian Davenport

National

Derek Chauvin stabbed in federal prison in Arizona, says Minnesota AG

By Tobi Raji and Tim Craig

Carters’ journey highlights tough questions about when to choose hospice

By Lenny Bernstein and Dan Keating

Mexicans victimized in El Paso mass killing struggle to heal, obtain visas

By Arelis R. Hernández

34 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested for disrupting Macy’s parade, police say

By Timothy Bella

Buttigieg promises to investigate wheelchair incident from viral video

By Andrea Sachs and Heidi Pérez-Moreno

WORLD

An employee in a building of a kindergarten damaged during Russian drone strikes Saturday in Kyiv. (Reuters)

Fierce Russian drone attack shatters Kyiv’s calm

By Fredrick Kunkle and Kostiantyn Khudov

What science says about alien life and whether we are alone in the universe

By Joel Achenbach

Exclusive

Russian and Chinese executives discuss Russia-Crimea tunnel project

By Greg Miller and Mary Ilyushina

Myanmar’s ethnic rebels play defining role in civil war against military

By Rebecca Tan

Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, historian of the downtrodden, dies at 94

By Brian Murphy

ISRAEL-GAZA WAR

StyleNews from the front lines of culture

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Perspective

Each generation is defined by its movies. Here are 57 that shaped me.

Too young for “The Graduate”? Too old for John Hughes? Here’s to the cinematic touchstones that have slipped through the cracks.

By Ann Hornaday

After industry tumult, some fear Hollywood will backslide on diversity

By Erica Werner

After woman’s death at Taylor Swift concert, a search for accountability

By Samantha Chery and Marina Dias

For the flawed Washington Huskies, imperfection is an unbeatable trait

By Jerry Brewer1 hour ago

Alabama survives Auburn’s upset bid in wild Iron Bowl finish

By Glynn A. Hill

Analysis

NFL primer: Eagles in position for rare return by Super Bowl loser

By Mark Maske

Perspective

For Commanders, further coaching change is a cost/benefit situation

By Sally Jenkins

Analysis

Defensive-minded coaches might rule the next NFL hiring cycle

By Jason La Canfora

Food