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The rift is the subject of a lawsuit filed by Virginia Tech professor Marc Edwards against three activists he worked with.
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The former congresswoman, who survived being shot, reflects on the leadership we need now.
Meet the person behind the monocle, the suit and the many fake mustaches.
The group Pay Our Interns is expanding its campaign beyond the Hill.
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The odd couple have an unparalleled understanding of its power and reach, unlike many of their colleagues.
The Super Bowl is still two weeks away, but here’s a different contest to enjoy meanwhile
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Gene Weingarten | My weight-loss plan requires you to do nothing for years.
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Let’s Talk | “We need to stop taking these people seriously,” Kevin Levin argued.
The D.C. chef has become known for in his humanitarian work as well as his famed restaurants.
A continuously updating collection of stand-alone illustrations from The Washington Post Magazine.
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