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Donald Trump and Joe Biden face off in a 2020 presidential debate. (Jabin Botsford/The Post)

Few Americans are excited about a Biden-Trump rematch, Post-ABC poll finds

Most Americans overall say they would feel dissatisfied or angry if either wins the general election.

By Dan Balz and Emily Guskin

7 emerging GOP ideas for debt limit talks, and what the critics think

By Jeff Stein

Koch network to oppose Trump in primary after sitting out recent cycles

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China blames U.S. politics for ‘overreaction’ to suspected spy balloon

Beijing is downplaying the incident and fallout, as videos of a U.S. fighter jet’s missile puncturing the balloon are shared widely on Chinese social media.

By Christian Shepherd

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Slow? Koala? Crunchy? Your guide to the wild world of parenting styles.

Parenting styles are all the rage. Take our quiz and see if you can spot the helicopter parent, tiger parent, crunchy parent and more.

By Elizabeth Chang

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‘Historic Arctic outbreak’ crushes records in New England

The historic Arctic weather is kind of like a cold snap on steroids, coming and going with startling speed. Temperatures in parts of New England could reach 50 degrees Sunday.

By Matthew Cappucci, Joel Achenbach and Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

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People in Raleigh, N.C., protest the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe. (Getty Images)

Republicans aim to decimate abortion access in post-Roe haven states

In Florida and Nebraska — where laws still allow the vast majority of abortions to continue — conservatives are pushing for six-week bans, which, together with the same kind of ban proposed in North Carolina, could dramatically reshape the national abortion landscape once again.

By Caroline Kitchener and Rachel Roubein

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A dairy cow after milking on George Moss's farm.

‘They’ll just stand around and burp’: The cow dilemma in New Zealand

New Zealand – dubbed the Saudi Arabia of milk for its dominant role in global dairy trade – wants its farmers to pay a world-first levy on agricultural emissions by 2025 to help reduce agriculture's climate footprint.

Story by Rachel Pannett | Photos by Cameron James McLaren

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