Democracy Dies in Darkness
The funeral procession for Shireen Abu Akleh quickly devolved into violence, as Israeli police beat mourners who refused to load her coffin into a hearse.
Over half of U.S. nuclear reactors will see their licenses expire in the next two decades. (The Post)
Accidents at one power plant have spurred calls for stricter oversight of the burgeoning nuclear decommissioning industry.
Our columnist is tallying how technology fails us — and the ideas to make it better. What belongs on the list?
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There's increasing risk that the Fed and other central banks that are implementing anti-inflation policies may adjust too slowly to a complex and fast-changing global landscape.
The highly anticipated decision concerned three separate cases in which men consumed drugs and then committed violent offenses.
NASA shared video of the helicopter's flight on the surface of Mars in April, 2021. (NASA TV)
Winter is setting in on Mars, and the scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are worried that their four-pound, solar-powered drone may be nearing the end of its life.
(iStock; Monroe County Sheriff's Department; Emily Sabens/The Post)
No-knock raids were the rule rather than the exception, and they led to allegations against the department. The sheriff defended his tenure, saying “we cleaned this county up.”
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The disruption reveals once again how overseas, poorly diversified supply chains are vulnerable to a global health crisis. Shortages have crippled the U.S. health system again and again during the pandemic.
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The new wave of sanctions targets the Russian president's intimate circle of family and childhood friends.
The ferry "Méditerranée" is moored in the port of Marseille. (Sandra Mehl for The Post)
In Europe, boats have tended to be associated with efforts to keep refugees out. But advocates say this setup is more supportive.
Dead trees that were swamped by the Albemarle Sound in the Palmetto-Peartree Preserve. (Carolyn Van Houten/The Post)
As sea levels rise and storms become more intense, scientists are racing to study the rapid loss of trees and marshland in North Carolina.
As the E.U. ditches Russian gas over the war in Ukraine, West African nations hope to fill the void.
(National Park Service)
Officials said the construction contractor used a tugboat to pull the smaller barge to shore. The larger barge remains stuck on the remnants of a dam.
The Potomac businessman is running again for Montgomery County executive. A review of his nonprofit found that it fell short of reaching its goals on several projects.
The three boys charged in Taon Cline’s killing – 14, 15, and 16 – have been ordered to stay in adult jail despite arguments that doing so would put them alone in a cell for much of the day.