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In unusual wartime summit, E.U. and Ukraine prepare path forward

Though the 27-member bloc is broadly supportive of Ukraine, it remains split on the idea of fast-track E.U. membership.

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A gunman started shooting at D.C. commuters. A Metro mechanic was killed as he tried to intervene.

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How well does ChatGPT handle everyday office tasks? We put the AI chatbot to the test.

The AI chatbot ChatGPT can generate conversational responses to questions. Here’s what we found after tests in five categories.

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Videos show evidence of escalating crackdown on Iranian protests

A Post analysis reveals with new clarity how security forces are operating in a protest epicenter — carrying out arrests, beatings and, in some cases, opening fire on civilians.

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