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The counteroffensive will be the biggest test yet of the U.S.-led strategy of giving the Ukrainians weapons and training to fight like an American army might — but on their own.
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The remote Afghan city, the Taliban's spiritual center, is hosting more regime officials and foreign dignitaries as Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada consolidates power.
Ingenuity on Mars, as photographed by the Perseverance rover on June 15, 2021. (NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS)
Ingenuity, NASA’s record-breaking Mars helicopter, continues to fly two years after scientists expected it to fail.
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Over the past two years, the Democrat from Maryland has both mourned his son and confronted his own mortality, while serving in some of the most demanding leadership positions in Congress.
A baseball card depicting Gabby Street’s Washington Monument catch. (Courtesy of Mike Litterst)
In 1908, Washington Senators catcher Gabby Street was the first to catch a baseball thrown from the monument’s 505-foot observation level. His feat sparked even more daring attempts, with occasionally painful results.
Mercedes Arielle outside the Friends Arena in Stockholm ahead of Beyoncé’s first concert of her Renaissance world tour. (Jonathan Nackstrand for The Post)
Beyoncé in Paris. Springsteen in Ferrara. How far will fans travel to see their favorite performers; and how much will they spend to do it?
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