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Washington Post Nation
Aug 21, 2025

Frank Caprio, judge whose kindness led to online fame, dies at 88
The Rhode Island jurist became known for his compassion in handing out justice and gained millions of followers from his reality TV show "Caught in Providence."

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

Hurricane Erin tracker: Map and projected storm path
Erin is the 5th named storm of the hurricane season.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

Government's demand for trans care info sought addresses, doctors' notes, texts
Legal experts said the Justice Department subpoenas related to medical care for transgender minors appear to be unprecedented.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

Next nitrogen gas execution scheduled in Alabama as legal challenges grow
Gov. Kay Ivey (R) set an October execution date for Anthony Boyd, an inmate alleging the state's use of nitrogen gas is unconstitutionally cruel.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

With police trailing him, Texas lawmaker spends a long day into night
Rep. Suleman Lalani, among the Democrats who fled the state to delay GOP redistricting efforts, had a constant law enforcement shadow to ensure his whereabouts.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

A corny proposal: Farmer pops the question with a custom maze
When Ohio farmer Tim Sullivan decided to propose to his girlfriend, he revved up his tractor and planted the question in the form of a corn maze.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

FDA urges recall of Walmart shrimp over radioactive contamination fear
The FDA detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in one shipment of Great Value frozen raw shrimp to Walmart. It said the affected shipment wasn't sold.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

Their ‘window seats' lacked windows. Now they're suing the airlines.
The passengers' lawsuits against Delta and United allege that the carriers unfairly charged them "window seat" fees to sit next to blank walls.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 20, 2025

Disabled sheep gets custom-made cart, learns to drive it with her head
"She's like a crazy teenager; she wants to go very fast," said Deb Devlin, president of Don't Forget Us, Pet Us sanctuary.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 19, 2025

Fear, confusion, resistance: One night under Trump's D.C. crackdown
Washington Post journalists head out for a tense night on one of D.C.'s busiest corridors, from dusk to dawn, during the first weekend of President Donald Trump's announcement of a federal takeover of D.C.'s law enforcement.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 19, 2025

How America's seniors are confronting the dizzying world of AI
In tech classes, seniors are learning about AI-generated images and the risks of AI scams and deepfakes — and finding their own uses for bots like ChatGPT.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 18, 2025

Trans runner sues Division III school for following NCAA policy change
Evie Parts, a transgender woman, argues the NCAA and Swarthmore violated state and federal law by barring her from the college's women's track team.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 18, 2025

His custom cancer therapy is in an NIH freezer. He may not get it in time.
The purge of probationary federal workers included skilled lab personnel who would have finalized a customized cell immunotherapy for cancer patients.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 17, 2025

Florida GOP scraps ‘Deport Depot' merch after Home Depot objects
The short-lived merchandise came after Gov. Ron DeSantis announced plans to turn a prison into a migrant detention center that he dubbed "Deportation Depot."

Washington Post Nation
Aug 17, 2025

What to know as GOP governors plan to send National Guard units to D.C.
National Guard troops in D.C. may soon be armed. Separately, GOP governors say they'll send their own troops to the city.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 17, 2025

At Alabama plantation, families of enslavers and enslaved strike a deal
The descendants of enslavers and enslaved have come together where their ancestors once lived, working to address the plantation's legacy and promote healing.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 16, 2025

National Guard in D.C. may be ordered to carry guns; W. Va. to send troops
The potential change came as West Virginia's GOP governor said he'll send National Guard troops to D.C. following "a request from the Trump administration."

Washington Post Nation
Aug 16, 2025

National Guard in D.C. may be ordered to carry guns; W.Va. to send troops
The potential change came as West Virginia's GOP governor said he'll send National Guard troops to D.C. following "a request from the Trump administration."

Washington Post Nation
Aug 16, 2025

Republican-led states to send hundreds more National Guard troops to D.C.
National Guard troops in Washington may soon carry weapons, a reversal of their initial orders.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 16, 2025

West Virginia to send National Guard troops to D.C. Other states may follow.
It is unclear when exactly the West Virginia National Guard members will arrive, where they will be deployed, or whether other states will follow suit.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 16, 2025

Life of a retro video gamer: Fans, money and a boa constrictor
Zain Naghmi, widely regarded as the world's best "Super Smash Bros. Melee" player, has made a career out of the 2001 Nintendo fighting game.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

New Orleans mayor charged with misusing taxpayer funds
The probe centered on accusations that Mayor LaToya Cantrell (D) had "a personal and intimate" relationship with a bodyguard she brought on unnecessary trips.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

New Orleans mayor misused public funds on romantic getaways, prosecutors say
The probe centered on accusations that Mayor LaToya Cantrell (D) had "a personal and intimate" relationship with a bodyguard she brought on unnecessary trips.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

Across the land, rainbow crosswalks face orders to erase ‘asphalt art'
Florida has one directive, the Trump administration another. Both would paint over the colorful crosswalks — often a sign of solidarity for the LGBTQ community.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

She built a sanctuary for monkeys. It's now a haven for veterans with PTSD.
Monkeys who have been surrendered and people who have suffered trauma are helping each other learn to trust again.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

Owners said a Texas RV park was safe. Then flooding killed 37 people.
Proposing an upgrade in an area known as "Flash Flood Alley," developers assured city officials that guests would have time to flee.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 15, 2025

This back-to-school season, educators prepare for ICE encounters
As the Trump administration increases deportations, parents fear that schools, once considered off-limits to federal agents, won't be spared from the crackdown.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

Costco will not sell abortion pills after pressure from conservatives
The grocery giant was pressured by antiabortion groups not to carry mifepristone as medication abortion gains popularity in the U.S.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

Beyond Alligator Alcatraz: Underused Florida prison to also house migrants
With Alligator Alcatraz running in the Everglades, the governor will turn an underused state prison into a second facility for those awaiting deportation.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

Americans are drying out: More say alcohol is unhealthy, poll finds
Groups showing pronounced declines in drinking over the last two years include young people, women and Republicans.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

DeSantis to open second migrant detention center in Florida
With Alligator Alcatraz running in the Everglades, the governor will turn an underused state prison into a second facility for those awaiting deportation.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

Anti-DEI efforts shutter cultural centers that college students call lifelines
At least 12 universities and colleges across six states have closed their centers this year, citing state or federal anti-DEI efforts.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 14, 2025

Stray dog's desperate act inspires hundreds to post their rescue pup photos
"We all needed this happy moment of humanity," said Ashlee Simon, who adopted stray dog Sadie Mae.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 13, 2025

A Minnesota lake vanishes, leaving a pile of dead fish
Officials said a valve malfunctioned while Lake Alice was being drained, causing it to disappear down to a paltry stream.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 13, 2025

An ICE facility has detainees sleeping on the floor. A judge says no more.
A federal judge ordered ICE to let detainees of a Manhattan holding facility to speak with their legal counsel after complaints of "inhumane" conditions.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Appeals court rejects parent rights argument on gender transition care
The ruling overturned a lower court's order striking down the ban.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Appeals court upholds Arkansas ban on gender-affirming care for minors
The ruling overturned a lower court's order striking down the ban.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Tropical Storm Erin tracker: Map and projected storm path
Erin is the 5th named storm of the hurricane season.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

What we know about U.S. Steel plant's safety record after deadly explosion
The cause of the blast is still unknown. The Pennsylvania plant has racked up fines and faced lawsuits over emissions problems.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Illinois bans AI therapy as some states begin to scrutinize chatbots
Illinois banned therapists from using artificial intelligence to treat patients, joining a small group of states regulating the use of AI chatbots for mental health.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Why isn't D.C. a state? Trump's takeover reignites calls for statehood.
Washingtonians pay federal taxes, but they have no votes in Congress and their local government has no control over the D.C. National Guard.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Woman sues abortion pill supplier, says ex tricked her into ending pregnancy
A Texas woman is accusing a former partner and a major abortion pill supplier of terminating her pregnancy without her consent in a new wrongful-death lawsuit.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 12, 2025

Pentagon plan would create military ‘reaction force' for civil unrest
Documents reviewed by The Post detail a new National Guard mission that, if adopted, would require hundreds of troops to be ready around-the-clock.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

2 dead in explosion at U.S. Steel plant in Pennsylvania
The blast at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, located in the Monongahela Valley near Pittsburgh, injured at least 10 others.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

Who is Terry Cole, the DEA boss now tasked with overseeing D.C. police?
Terry Cole, the newly sworn-in head of the DEA, is now tasked with leading the federal takeover of D.C. police under the Trump administration.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

1 dead, 1 missing in explosion at U.S. Steel plant in Pennsylvania
The blast at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, located in the Monongahela Valley, injured several others.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

1 dead, 2 missing and dozens injured in explosion at U.S. Steel plant
The blast at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, which sits along the Monongahela River, occurred around 10:51 a.m. and started a fire, officials said.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

AOL dial-up got America online in the '90s. It's ending next month.
The landline-based service once played a dominant role in culture, exposing tens of millions to the internet and inspiring a movie starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 11, 2025

End is near for the landline-based service that got America online in the '90s
The landline-based service once played a dominant role in culture, exposing tens of millions to the internet and inspiring a movie starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 10, 2025

Boston sheriff arrested as FBI alleges he extorted cannabis company
The Suffolk County sheriff was indicted for allegedly extorting early access to $50,000 in equity from a cannabis company seeking to do business in Boston.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 10, 2025

A rare jaguar roams Arizona. Border wall expansion imperils its future.
The sightings highlight the importance of the San Rafael wildlife corridor, which faces threats from a proposed border wall expansion.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 10, 2025

A family opened a town's first bookstore. A bathroom bill is driving them away.
The Phelans ran the only bookstore in Vermillion, South Dakota. They sold it and moved after a new law would've required their daughter to use a boy's bathroom.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

CDC officials try to reassure staff after fatal shooting in Atlanta
Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, is accused of opening fire outside the CDC buildings in Atlanta on Friday, killing one police officer.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

Suspect named in fatal shooting near CDC as agency holds call with staff
Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, is accused of opening fire outside the CDC buildings in Atlanta on Friday, killing one police officer.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

Authorities name suspect in shooting near CDC that killed one officer
Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, is accused of opening fire outside the CDC buildings in Atlanta on Friday, killing one police officer.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

This dog used to sniff out cold cases for police. Now she's saving bees.
Maple sniffs bee colonies for bacteria. Her team hopes she can become a blueprint for other dogs to detect diseases amid a staggering year for bee death.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

Fewer trash pickups, more potholes: This big city is bracing for a shaky economy
Syracuse, New York, is the latest city to see its budget slashed as leaders nationwide are rattled by Trump's tariff policies and slowing housing markets.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 09, 2025

Fewer trash pickups, more potholes: This city is bracing for a shaky economy
Syracuse, New York, is the latest city to see its budget slashed as leaders nationwide are rattled by Trump's tariff policies and slowing housing markets.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

Police officer killed in shooting near CDC, officials say
Windows were shot on multiple floors of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention buildings in Atlanta, authorities said.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

William Webster, who led FBI and CIA through crises, dies at 101
He was credited with restoring trust to the two sullied agencies after the domestic-spying and Iran-contra scandals of the 1970s and 1980s.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

Search for suspected killer of 4 in Montana ends in capture
The killings at a bar in Anaconda — a town with fewer than 10,000 residents in the southwestern part of the state — led to a week-long search for the suspect.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

Heart device didn't shock distressed inmate during execution, lawyer says
A first-of-its-kind legal battle before Byron Black's execution centered on whether his implanted cardiac device would shock him during lethal injection.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

Jim Lovell, astronaut who commanded Apollo 13, dies at 97
He guided the spacecraft on its lunar voyage, including a perilous journey back to Earth. "Houston, we've had a problem," he told Mission Control.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

Patient seeking care at NIH hospital detained by ICE
NIH officials called immigration authorities after the patient presented a non-real ID while passing security at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

15 teens. 300 miles. One mighty ancestral river, running free.
The removal of four dams finally made a descent of the Klamath possible. These Indigenous kayakers became the first to attempt it.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 08, 2025

NYC opens nation's first publicly funded homeless shelter for trans people
The 150 beds at Ace's Place serve a population that is disproportionately likely to be without a permanent home, data shows.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 07, 2025

Judge orders temporary halt to new construction at Alligator Alcatraz
The ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Kathleen Williams came after a two-day hearing in a lawsuit filed by environmental groups and joined by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 07, 2025

How vaccine policy has changed under RFK Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership at Health and Human Services has led to changes in vaccine recommendations and access, sparking concerns among medical experts.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 07, 2025

U.S. soldier offered Russia classified info on tank weaknesses, FBI says
A U.S. soldier, stationed at Fort Bliss in Texas, allegedly sought Russian citizenship in exchange for sensitive military information.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 07, 2025

Pizzeria owner sees people eat from dumpster, goes viral for free meal offer
"Nobody is going to be eating out of a dumpster because it's what they want to do," said Chris Kolstad, owner of Pizza Man.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 07, 2025

Confederate memorial will be returned to Arlington Cemetery, Hegseth says
The memorial was removed in 2023 at the recommendation of a commission appointed by Congress to rid the military of Confederate symbols and names.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Stanford newspaper sues Trump administration over student deportations
The lawsuit challenges Secretary of State Marco Rubio's ability to revoke student visas and deem an individual deportable based on the content of their speech.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Five shot by soldier at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia
A suspect is in custody after five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart, an Army base in Georgia. The injured soldiers are being treated at a military hospital.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Women sue Tea app after data breach spilled users' private information
The dating advice app promised women a safe space to share information about potential partners. A data leak exposed users' photos and personal info.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Five soldiers shot at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia
A suspect is in custody after five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart, an Army base in Georgia. It's unclear if anyone was killed.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Tiny town of Plains ponders its future in a post-Jimmy Carter world
The tourism that helped to sustain the former president's hometown in rural Georgia is far from certain, as are prospects of stanching its falling population.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

For $5, this man will draw a terrible portrait of you
Every week, people line up for their turn to take home a hand-drawn portrait that might look like them. Or it might not.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 06, 2025

Why Trump is targeting these programs that help keep drug users alive
The Trump administration has barred certain federal grants from funding some harm reduction programs, sparking concerns among health advocates.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

Tom Lehrer, master satirist of Cold War era, dies at 97
In song, he brilliantly skewered clichés about romance, patriotism and small-town life.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

Tennessee executes man after legal battle over heart device
Byron Black's lawyers argued his implanted combination pacemaker-defibrillator could prolong his suffering by shocking his heart after a lethal injection.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

Grand jury declines to indict former Atlanta officer in deacon's death
Kiran Kimbrough faced charges including involuntary manslaughter after Tasering the 62-year-old man following a traffic crash in 2023.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

Titan submersible disaster was ‘preventable' tragedy, Coast Guard says
The Titan submersible maker's "intimidation tactics" and failure to follow established safety practices led to the disaster that killed five, a federal investigation finds.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

How this 80-year-old still runs ultramarathons — and breaks records
"He's still discovering what he's capable of," his trainer said. "He's showing what's possible not just for him, but for you too, for me, for all of us."

Washington Post Nation
Aug 05, 2025

They once shared recipes. Now her family is going hungry in Gaza.
A U.S. citizen watches from afar as her relatives in a war zone struggle to survive.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 04, 2025

Alexis Martin, prominent antitrafficking activist, released from prison
The case signals a shift in how victims of trafficking are treated when they commit crimes related to their abuse.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 04, 2025

Trump moves to bar nearly all abortions at Veterans Affairs hospitals
The Trump administration is moving to end nearly all abortions at Veterans Affairs medical facilities, overturning a Biden-era policy that sought to protect access.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 04, 2025

Police nationwide are embracing a new first responder: Drones
Police tout the "Drone as First Responder" technology as life-saving for officers and community members, while critics raise surveillance and privacy concerns.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 03, 2025

Two arrested as manhunt goes on for Tennessee quadruple murder suspect
Police are searching for Austin Drummond, charged in the murders of four people in Tiptonville whose bodies were found after an abandoned baby was discovered.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 03, 2025

Reeling over alleged child sex ring, Alabama community asks: ‘Did no one know?'
At prayer meetings and other gatherings, Bibb County residents have grappled with the realization that horrific crimes may have been happening in their town.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 03, 2025

ICE crackdown imperils Afghans who aided U.S. war effort, lawyers say
Advocates fear President Donald Trump's ambitious deportation plan jeopardizes Afghan interpreters and other allies who worked for U.S. troops during the war.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Contractor charged after Alabama toddler in state custody died in hot car
A contractor for the Alabama agency tasked with child welfare was charged after allegedly leaving a toddler in a hot car for five hours, resulting in his death.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Hunt for man accused of killing 4 in Montana bar enters second day
A manhunt in Montana entered its second day as authorities searched for Michael Paul Brown, 45, suspected of killing four people at the Owl Bar in Anaconda.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Manhunt for man accused of killing 4 in Montana bar enters second day
A manhunt in Montana entered its second day as authorities searched for Michael Paul Brown, 45, suspected of killing four people at the Owl Bar in Anaconda.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Montana bar shooting leaves 4 dead as authorities search for suspect
A former U.S. soldier is suspected of killing four people at the Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, on Friday morning.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Vast supplies of U.S. aid remain stranded, despite State Department promises
More than 60,000 metric tons of food have languished in warehouses in the United States and around the world — with expiration dates nearing on some items.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

Radioactive wasp nests found near nuclear storage site in South Carolina
One of the nests found near the Savannah River Site had a radiation level 10 times what is allowed by federal regulations, according to a federal report.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 02, 2025

4 killed in Montana shooting at Anaconda bar as search for suspect underway
A manhunt is underway for a man suspected of killing four people at the Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, on Friday morning.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 01, 2025

Montana shooting kills 4 at Anaconda bar as search for suspect underway
A manhunt is underway for a man suspected of killing four people at The Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, on Friday morning.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 01, 2025

Manhunt underway for Montana shooting suspect after 4 killed in Anaconda
A manhunt is underway for a man suspected of killing four people at The Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, on Friday morning.

Washington Post Nation
Aug 01, 2025

Mom in Arkansas park attack killed after helping kids to safety, police say
Cristen Brink and her husband, Clinton Brink, were killed while hiking with their young daughters. Murder suspect Andrew McGann was injured in the struggle, authorities said.

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