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Pakistan reels after bombing death toll hits 95, fears more terrorism to come

The attack on the reportedly high-security police mosque in Peshawar raises questions about Pakistan's ability to confront its militant threat, as the country is mired in challenges, including an economic crisis and a political standoff.

By Haq Nawaz Khan and Pamela Constable

Prospects for the global economy are improving, as worst fears fade

By David J. Lynch

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Ukraine intel chief predicted Russia’s war. He says Crimea will be retaken.

Gen. Kyrylo Budanov’s words carry serious weight with President Volodymyr Zelensky and others in Kyiv.

By Isabelle Khurshudyan

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The 7 Morning Briefing

7 things to know today: Tyre Nichols; covid emergencies; ice storm; Cindy Williams; mysterious spiral; and more

(Kelsey Brunner for The Post)

A conservative judge helped stop Trump on Jan. 6. He wants to finish the job.

Michael Luttig, the retired judge who advised Mike Pence on Jan. 4 and testified before the Jan. 6 committee, envisions "the beginning of the end of Donald Trump."

By Manuel Roig-Franzia

Listen: Tyre Nichols and the promise of police reform

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Carolyn Hax: Spouse is not okay with husband’s disregard for risk

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EPA may have dealt ‘final nail in the coffin’ for Alaska’s Pebble Mine

Hide your books to avoid felony charges, Fla. schools tell teachers

By Hannah Natanson

Two monkeys missing as mysterious acts continue at Dallas Zoo

By Praveena Somasundaram

Cindy Williams, who played Shirley in ‘Laverne & Shirley,’ dies at 75

(Tom Brenner for The Post)

Biden to end covid national emergencies in May

By Tyler Pager and Lena H. Sun

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We built a fake metropolis to show how extreme cold could wreck cities

See how frigid temperatures and heavy snow can wreak havoc on everything from a city's hospitals and power grid to its rail and air transportation.

By Bonnie Berkowitz, Artur Galocha and Júlia Ledur

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A conservative judge helped stop Trump on Jan. 6. He wants to finish the job.

Luttig, the retired judge who advised Mike Pence on Jan. 4 and testified before the Jan. 6 committee, envisions "the beginning of the end of Donald Trump."

Ukraine intel chief predicted Russia’s war. He says Crimea will be retaken.

Carolyn Hax: Dependent adult son pushes back against mom’s pressure

Awful new details about the Durham probe demand a serious response

Hide your books to avoid felony charges, Fla. schools tell teachers

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He said scuba diving in Fiji was ‘research.’ Now he owes the feds $375K.

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By Chico Harlan and Stefano Pitrelli

Pet adoption surge fuels stunning growth for animal health-care sector

By Jacob Bogage

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New Pa. Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro is on a GOP charm offensive

By Colby Itkowitz

The crimes Trump could be charged with in Fulton County, Georgia

Top Arizona election official seeks campaign-violation probe of Kari Lake

By Yvonne Wingett Sanchez

Some Democrats are worried about Harris’s political prospects

By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.

Hunter Biden’s allies weigh legal-defense fund for president’s son

By Matt Viser, Michael Scherer and Carol D. Leonnig

Carolyn Hax: Dependent adult son pushes back against mom’s pressure

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From human composting to freeze-drying, new ways to plan a funeral

By Michael J. CorenJanuary 31

Ask a Doctor: How does marijuana affect the adolescent brain?

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Three moves to get your tax refund faster in 2023

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Miss Manners: We’re 3 years apart but she keeps saying how young I am

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Ask Amy: I’m dating, but I can’t shake the fear of getting hurt again

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Nearly 2 million U.S. cancer diagnoses predicted for 2023

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Dealing with pet loss: How to help a grieving pet parent

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This group is sharpening the GOP attack on ‘woke’ Wall Street

By Steven Mufson

Snowless New York City sets record for lack of accumulation

By Ian Livingston

Will Steffen, pioneering scientist who fought climate denialism, dies at 75

By Rachel Pannett

Brazilians and dolphins work together to catch fish. Maybe not for long.

By Andrew Jeong

Your iPhone has powerful new security features. Do you need them?

By Heather Kelly

Taking these six steps can lower your chances of credit card fraud

How to juggle multiple TV streaming services without missing a show

By Heather Kelly

House panel zeroes in on Chinese-owned app TikTok over security fear

By David J. Lynch

These robots might build your house

By Pranshu Verma

The Abraham Accords expand with cybersecurity collaboration

By Tim Starks, Ellen Nakashima and Vanessa Montalbano 1 hour ago

Filipino fishermen sail past a Chinese coast guard ship in the South China Sea. (AFP/Getty Images)

U.S. military poised to secure new access to key Philippine bases

By Ellen Nakashima and Rebecca Tan

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Live briefing: War in Ukraine

Biden says no to F-16 jets for Kyiv; Russia likely eyeing Donetsk advance, U.K. says

By Erin Cunningham, Bryan Pietsch and Leo Sands1 hour ago

Asked about sending weapons to Ukraine, South Korea doesn’t say no

By Karen DeYoung

Today’s WorldViewAnalysis

U.S. struggles to face Israeli-Palestinian reality

By Ishaan Tharoor

South Koreans don’t have to wear masks anymore. But many want to.

By Kelly Kasulis Cho and Bryan Pietsch

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She named her breakfast cafe Woke. A conservative backlash followed.

By Kyle Melnick

The women in my family have years of trauma. I refuse to pass it down.

By Brittany Long Olsen

How to budget for your dream trip this year

By Natalie B. Compton

What do bay leaves do? A lot, if you use them right.

By Becky Krystal

3 exceptional sparkling wines to toast your love this Valentine’s Day

By Dave McIntyre

Seventh officer suspended in Tyre Nichols death investigation

By Maham Javaid, Mark Berman, Emily Davies and Meryl Kornfield

$5.4 billion in covid aid may have gone to firms using suspect Social Security numbers, report says

Florida sheriff sued over mock ‘Wheel of Fugitive’ game show

By Jonathan Edwards

Helicopter rescues Utah hikers after 24 hours in freezing canyon

By Natalie B. Compton

Minnesota teen has slept in his backyard for nearly 3 years just for fun

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Marilyn Manson accused of sexually abusing minor in the ’90s

By Paulina Villegas

Michael Jackson’s nephew Jaafar Jackson to play him in biopic

By Kelsey Ables

Barrett Strong, Motown stalwart who sang ‘Money,’ dies at 81

By Michael S. Rosenwald

The story behind ‘MILF Manor,’ the reality show that seems like a fever dream

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McPherson Square homeless camp to be cleared 2 months early, Park Service says

By Marissa J. Lang

150-year-old Baltimore tunnel will get $4 billion federal boost

Special police units don’t keep the peace — they keep people terrified

By Petula Dvorak

D.C. ‘Safe Passage’ worker shot, critically wounded outside high school

By Peter Hermann and Lauren Lumpkin

Two children were accidentally shot in D.C. Police haven’t found either gun.

By Peter Hermann

Capital Weather Gang

D.C.-area forecast: Cold with light rain today, maybe light snow tonight

By Matthew Rogers

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January 31 morning weather update

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A week of rehab and a 5-yard scramble: How Patrick Mahomes carried the Chiefs

By Adam Kilgore

What you need to know about Super Bowl LVII

By Matt Bonesteel

Patrick Mahomes has all the tools. His guts got the Chiefs to the Super Bowl.

By Jerry Brewer

The Nationals’ sale remains a mess with no end in sight

By Barry Svrluga

Wizards finally get one for the road against Spurs, end 23-year streak

10 chicken thigh recipes for tender, juicy and forgiving mains

By Aaron Hutcherson

The best way to de-seed a pomegranate is also the most therapeutic

By Becky Krystal

Acclaimed chef Iliana Regan finds a sense of belonging in the forest

By Deborah Reid

Two breakfast ‘sandwiches’ that demand your undivided attention

Helicopter rescues Utah hikers after 24 hours in freezing canyon

By Natalie B. Compton

Overwhelmed by travel planning? We tried 3 apps to help.

By Erin Vivid Riley

A bear in Colorado took 400 selfies. Fashion pros say they’re a star.

By Natalie B. Compton

Is the age of unplugging on planes over?

By Natalie B. Compton