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Washington Post Nation
Nov 12, 2024

Judith Jamison taught us to keep chasing beautiful possibilities
With the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and throughout her career, Jamison kept faith in our continued capacity — and need — to feel deeply and honestly.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 12, 2024

Judge blocks Louisiana from requiring schools to display Ten Commandments
A federal judge said the law was unconstitutional, but the state attorney general quickly promised to appeal the decision.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 12, 2024

Birth of an endangered ape: ‘This new baby has brought a lot of hope'
A newborn siamang at ZooTampa has brought hope for survival of the endangered ape species.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 11, 2024

Indiana man convicted of murder in two Delphi teenagers' deaths
A jury convicted Richard M. Allen, 52, of two counts of murder and two counts of murder while committing or attempting to commit kidnapping.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 11, 2024

A kayaker was missing for months. Authorities say he faked his death.
After scouring a lake in Wisconsin, authorities now say Ryan Borgwardt staged his drowning to abandon his wife and three children.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 11, 2024

Wisconsin's high court hears case set to decide state's abortion rights
At issue is a pre-Civil War law that would completely bar the procedure, with no exceptions for incest, rape or to save the life of a pregnant woman.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 10, 2024

California votes ‘no' on measure to ban forced prison labor
Proposition 6 would have banned the use of involuntary servitude as punishment for crimes. It was rejected by California voters.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 10, 2024

Ex-fiancée must return $70K ring after failed engagement, court says
Massachusetts's highest court reversed a longstanding ruling by saying an engagement ring must be returned to the buyer if the wedding falls through.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 10, 2024

A ‘resistance' raced to fight Trump's first term. Will it rise again?
Some who helped form the Trump resistance are ready to challenge him a second time. Others, exhausted and feeling hopeless, say they need a break.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

FEMA fires worker who told hurricane aid staff to skip homes with Trump signs
FEMA said it has fired an employee who told staff to avoid houses with signs supporting Donald Trump's presidential campaign during hurricane relief in Florida.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

One of more than 40 monkeys is recovered after escaping from lab, police say
Police say residents of Yemassee, South Carolina, should keep their doors and windows locked until the primates are found.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

Treasury probe of cryptocurrency could pose conflict for Trump aide
Howard Lutnick, Trump's transition co-chair, has talked up Tether, which the government is looking into.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

‘I feel betrayed': For Black women, Harris's loss creates new wound
Black women vote at some of the highest rates in the nation, but after Harris's defeat, they wonder whether they will ever see one of themselves leading the nation.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

Women fear Republicans will move to overturn no-fault divorce laws
Trump's win has sparked worries on social media about another rollback of women's rights, but the president-elect can do little to impact state divorce laws.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 09, 2024

Two dogs, inseparable at a shelter, were just adopted together
The dogs, one deaf and the other skittish, were the shelter's longest residents.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

Idaho serial killer's execution stayed months after first attempt failed
Thomas Eugene Creech, a serial killer on death row in Idaho, was granted a stay in execution months after a first execution attempt by lethal injection failed.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

Judge strikes down Illinois assault weapons ban as unconstitutional
Officials in the state have already filed an appeal after the Trump-appointed judge's ruling, which cites recent Supreme Court decisions on the Second Amendment.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

How border counties in Texas flipped from blue to red for Trump
Trump soundly defeated Harris in 12 of 14 Texas counties touching the border. Concerns over immigration only partly explain it.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

Elon Musk joins Trump's call with Ukraine's Zelensky
Elon Musk's involvement in the conversation between Trump and Zelensky is the latest sign he intends to play a prominent role in the next U.S. administration.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

43 monkeys missing after escape from South Carolina research facility
Police say residents of Yemassee, South Carolina, should keep their doors and windows locked until the primates are found.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

They were preemies in the NICU at the same time. Now they're married.
They reconnected years later when their mothers set them up.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 08, 2024

Feds fear Trump's impact on workforce and the public in second term
Federal employee advocates fear Donald Trump's victory will lead to the politicization and weaponization of federal agencies, hurting public service.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 07, 2024

After election, racist texts nationwide threaten Black people with slavery
Black people in several states received racist texts, some that claimed to be affiliated with Donald Trump, ordering them to work as slaves on plantations.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 07, 2024

San Francisco rejects incumbent mayor London Breed, elects Daniel Lurie
Breed was seeking a second full term but fell to Lurie's outsider campaign after multiple ranked choice rounds.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 07, 2024

Dozens of monkeys on the loose after escaping research center
Police say residents of Yemassee, South Carolina, should keep their doors and windows locked until the primates are found.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 07, 2024

Abortion access for 2 million women will be changing. Here's how.
Ballot measures on abortion passed in seven states, further transforming the post-Roe landscape.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 07, 2024

The Haitians of Springfield, a Trump campaign target, brace for his presidency
Donald Trump vowed to deport the Haitians of Springfield during his campaign. Many in the Ohio community are worried and praying after he won the presidency.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

Elon Musk's $1M voter giveaways were fixed lotteries, lawsuits say
Elon Musk said recipients of his daily $1 million lottery would be selected randomly. Two lawsuits accuse America PAC of pre-selecting winners.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

LGBTQ crisis hotlines report spike in calls after Trump victory
Crisis hotlines catering to LGBTQ youths and adults have seen a staggering rise in calls from people distressed over Donald Trump's win.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

LGBTQ crisis hotlines report uptick in calls after Trump victory
Crisis hotlines catering to LGBTQ youths and adults have seen a staggering uptick in calls from people distressed over Donald Trump's election victory.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

For second time in 8 years, a loss for a woman presidential candidate
Donald Trump's win means that the tradition of electing a man to the nation's highest office remains unbroken after more than 200 years.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

Four states reject ranked-choice voting, approved in District
Alaska and Maine already use ranked-choice voting, which supporters say could lead to more moderate politics. But it has been rejected in Colorado, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

At National Cathedral, the doors are open wide for a two-day election vigil
It was an ostentatious and fearless rebuke to boarded-up Washington.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

How Americans in 10 states voted on abortion access measures
Measures seeking to preserve, expand or restrict abortion rights were on the ballot in 10 states.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

For Indian Americans hoping for Harris win, evening ends in disappointment
At watch parties across the Atlanta suburbs Tuesday evening, Indian Americans waited anxiously to learn whether one of their own would become the next president.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

Women voters: How do you feel about Trump winning the presidency again?
Washington Post journalists want to know how women feel about the election results. Share your thoughts with us through this form.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

Women voters: How do you feel about Trump winning the presidency?
Washington Post journalists want to know how women feel about the election results. Share your thoughts with us through this form.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 06, 2024

For second time in eight years, a loss for a woman presidential candidate
Donald Trump's win means that the tradition of electing a man to the nation's highest office remains unbroken after more than 200 years.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

Hurricane Rafael tracker: Map and projected storm path
Rafael is the 17th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

At National Cathedral, the doors were open wide for an election vigil
It was an ostentatious and fearless rebuke to boarded-up Washington.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

A white supremacist tried to bomb a power station with a drone, the FBI says
A Tennessee man was arrested Saturday and charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to destroy an energy facility.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

Would Iron Man vote for Trump? Poll takes on fictional characters' politics.
The survey found Leslie Knope and Carrie Bradshaw among the most likely Harris supporters, while Archie Bunker and Walter White appeared on the Trump side.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

A grandma was enjoying life. Then Trump put her in ad about trans athletes.
Gabrielle Ludwig is a trans woman who played on a college sports team a decade ago. Now she is being featured in Republican ads that have upended her life.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

How a grandma became the focus of a ‘misinformed' Trump ad on trans athletes
Gabrielle Ludwig is a trans woman who played on a college sports team a decade ago. Now she is being featured in Republican ads that have upended her life.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

Trump was shot at, Biden withdrew, Harris stepped in: Defining moments of 2024
Voting in the 2024 presidential election has started. A look back at key moments as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump seek to become the next president.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 05, 2024

Stressed? ‘Sesame Street therapy has begun'
"I'm hanging on BY A THREAD ELMO," wrote one of Elmo's followers.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 04, 2024

Girl wins $300K settlement over seizure and slaughter of pet goat
Jessica Long and her daughter sued Shasta County, California, officials in 2022 after sheriff's deputies seized the girl's goat, Cedar, who was later killed.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 04, 2024

Quincy Jones, musical innovator and impresario, dies at 91
The prolific music producer and arranger had an incalculable impact on American popular music, from bebop to hip-hop.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 03, 2024

Harris voters are anxious about the election. Here's how four are coping.
Supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris are expressing much more election anxiety than people voting for former president Donald Trump, experts said.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 03, 2024

Tribes battle over ancestral land — and a casino in California wine country
Competition among Native gambling interests is heating up as the Biden administration seeks to relax restrictions.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 03, 2024

As immigration tensions deepen, one family risks it all to reach the U.S.
A Venezuelan mother and her sons braved a dense jungle, perilous waters and menacing traffickers for a better life in New York. The election could decide their fate.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

New York City declares drought watch after driest October on record
Mayor Eric Adams is urging New Yorkers to fix leaks, take shorter showers and only flush when necessary, as the city endures the longest dry spell in recent memory.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

A camper offered a stranger beer. The can cracked his murder, sheriff says.
Dustin Kjersem's act of kindness, offering another Montana camper a beer, led to his alleged killer's capture, according to authorities.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

Conservative group's ‘watch list' targets federal employees for firing
Donald Trump has pledged, if reelected, to purge the government of bureaucrats suspected of being insufficiently loyal to him and his agenda.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

Trash collector alters weekly route to see his biggest fan: A 3-year-old
"When I saw John, I thought, why not be a positive role model to this kid as he's growing up?" said Craig Hodges, a garbage truck driver.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

Harris is leaning on the Black church for votes. Can it still deliver?
Declining attendance at traditional activist churches may be one reason for weaker Black alliances with Democrats.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

Washington state activates National Guard in case of election unrest
The decision by Gov. Jay Inslee comes after ballot boxes were burned in his state and in Oregon, and amid broader concerns about election-related violence.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 02, 2024

Would-be mail-in voters in key Pennsylvania county can go in person, judge says
A judge's order would apply to at least 14,000 in the crucial swing county of Erie, Pennsylvania, who say they never got their requested mail-in ballots. Both major parties hailed the move.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

Champion Dodgers unite a diverse Los Angeles, a city more grit than glamour
Its residents saw themselves reflected in the team, deemed too battered to succeed but refusing to quit.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

Soldier charged with murdering female sergeant, leaving body in dumpster
The body of Sgt. Sarah Roque was discovered in a dumpster at Fort Leonard Wood Army base in Missouri. Army Spec. Wooster Rancy was arrested.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

Menendez brothers' freedom bid points to shifting attitudes on sex abuse
Erik and Lyle Menendez's push for resentencing in the murders of their parents comes as the courts and public take sexual abuse of boys more seriously, experts say.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

After back-to-back hurricanes, animal shelters are ‘in crisis'
Animal shelters and rescues are flooded, destroyed and overcrowded after Hurricanes Helene and Milton struck the Southeast.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

Bat named ‘Hoary Potter' crowned winner of Halloween beauty contest
"Hoary Potter and the Guano of Fire" from Oregon won the Bureau of Land Management's annual Bat Beauty Contest that runs around Halloween time each year.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

‘Fat Leonard' faces sentencing as epic Navy scandal nears end
Under plea agreement, the con man behind the most extensive corruption scandal in U.S. military history could be released from prison in as little as one year.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

In boom and bust San Francisco, voters look to mayor's race for rescue
The city always treats politics as a blood sport, but the first mayoral election after the pandemic has been especially fierce.

Washington Post Nation
Nov 01, 2024

In boom-and-bust San Francisco, voters look to mayor's race for rescue
The city always treats politics as a blood sport, but the first mayoral election after the pandemic has been especially fierce.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

Tired of broken McFlurry machines? The Copyright Office has a fix.
A new exemption to a 1998 law will allow third-party technicians to repair McDonald's ice cream and McFlurry machines.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

Rapper Young Thug pleads guilty in YSL case in Atlanta
The surprise plea was at least a partial victory for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, whose office led the high-profile racketeering case.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

It was a legendary suffragist's home. This year it's a voting site.
Leaving "I voted" stickers on Susan B. Anthony's tombstone has become a tradition. Now New Yorkers can cast their early ballots at her longtime Rochester home.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

It was a legendary suffragette's home. This year it's a voting site.
Leaving "I voted" stickers on Susan B. Anthony's tombstone has become a tradition. Now New Yorkers can cast their early ballots at her longtime Rochester home.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

After 45 years, Des Moines kids can trick-or-treat on Halloween
Halloween-themed festivities in Des Moines usually take place on Oct. 30, in a "Beggars' Night" tradition dating to 1940 with an exception in 1978. This year, it changes.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

For Halloween, a beauty pageant: The contestants are bats
Thousands of people have cast their votes to decide which small toothy winged creature is the best looking among the contestants.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

Guns. Knives. Bats. Hammers. Hatchets. Spears.
As incidents of road rage escalate across the country, aggressive drivers in Texas try to understand what triggers anger.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 31, 2024

Gun death rates in some U.S. states comparable to conflict zones, study finds
The Commonwealth Fund found that the rate of firearms deaths in Mississippi is nearly twice that of Haiti, an impoverished nation stricken by gang violence.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

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Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

Gun violence has shaped the lives of Sandy Hook survivors. Now, they're old enough to vote.
Six college students, far removed from the day 26 people were shot to death in their Connecticut elementary school, choose to try to impact the gun-control debate rather than forget.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

Filipino voters could be key to swaying Nevada for Republicans
As the Asian American population grows across the nation, Republicans have aggressively pursued this traditionally Democratic voting base.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

They're coming after you, Trump says. But who are ‘they'?
They are faceless. They are implied. They are the amorphous core of TikTok conspiracy theories. "They" are to blame for almost everything, according to Donald Trump.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

LGBTQ activists canvassed in a red state. The conversations surprised them.
A group of LGBTQ activists spread out across Missouri in the final days before the presidential election. Residents had viewpoints that did not fit in neat partisan boxes.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

Graveyards dot this town. Its ‘Cemetery Troopers' are repairing them.
A group of Connecticut veterans has taken on the task of repairing damaged tombstones in their town's 23 cemeteries. They call themselves the "Cemetery Troopers."

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

For Jeff Bezos and his businesses, Washington has become more important
Executives at companies founded by the billionaire Post owner have sought contact with Trump. He argues he didn't end presidential endorsements out of self-interest.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

Harris's closing argument: Banish fear and unify
Vice President Kamala Harris came to the Ellipse on Tuesday night to remind Americans to remain vigilant. Democracy isn't certain.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 30, 2024

What we know about the ballot boxes set on fire in the Pacific Northwest
Hundreds of ballots were burned. Authorities say the arson acts in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington, are linked to a third incident earlier this month.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 29, 2024

She said she miscarried. Then she was arrested.
Patience Frazier said she had a miscarriage in April 2018. A month later, police were at her door, asking about a Facebook post and a cross in her backyard. Today, the story of Frazier, and what happens when someone is prosecuted under an abortion law.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 29, 2024

Missouri voters may overturn one of nation's strictest abortion bans
A constitutional amendment on the state ballot would protect "the right to make and carry out decisions about all matters relating to reproductive health care."

Washington Post Nation
Oct 29, 2024

What visuals reveal about the impact of Israeli strikes on Iran
Satellite imagery analyzed by The Washington Post shows damage to two air defense installations and at least three sites associated with missile production.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 29, 2024

The nation's freshmen reckon with a mass school shooting by one of their own
After the Apalachee High shooting, 14-year-olds worried they'd be next. Sought places to hide. And fixated on one fact: The alleged killer, and both slain students, were their age.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 29, 2024

She said she had a miscarriage — then got arrested under an abortion law
The 1911 Nevada statute is one of a wide variety of laws that have been used in rare cases across the country to prosecute women for trying to end a pregnancy.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

Confederate anthem ‘Dixie' played at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally
In recent years, "Dixie" has been banned by a number of institutions because of its history.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

Who is Tony Hinchcliffe, the comedian who performed at Trump's rally?
Hinchcliffe, who has a popular podcast and performs with Joe Rogan, drew criticism from both parties for his comments on Puerto Rico.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

After police trial, Tyre Nichols's mom clings to ‘a piece of justice'
RowVaughn Wells talks about feeling helpless and frustrated during the trial of three former Memphis police officers accused of killing Tyre Nichols, her son.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

On a hurricane-ravaged Appalachian Trail, vast damage and uncertainty
Repairs to the worst-hit sections of the famed trail are expected to be extraordinarily expensive and require substantial expertise. Months of work lie ahead.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

Parents of fentanyl victims united by grief, divided by politics
Parents of fentanyl victims are divided on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris can effectively curb the epidemic and have emerged as powerful voices on the campaign trail.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 28, 2024

How America's youngest voters feel about casting their first ballots
Teens say activities and classes they're taking have influenced how they will cast their first ever vote.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 27, 2024

Colorado funeral home owners who let 190 bodies decay plead guilty to fraud
Jon and Carie Hallford were exposed when neighbors reported "an abhorrent smell" coming from their Colorado funeral home, authorities said.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 27, 2024

Judge halts New Orleans homeless camp sweeps ahead of Eras Tour stops
The office of Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) said the removals are intended to prepare New Orleans for major events, including hosting Super Bowl LIX.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 27, 2024

Blind birders in tune with bird sounds, call themselves ‘bird brains'
"The world is designed for sighted people, but nature is a place where it's okay to be blind," said Donna Posont, founder of Birding by Ear and Beyond.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 27, 2024

Could the Trump-Musk bromance force a NASA pivot to Mars?
The tightening relationship between Donald Trump and Space X CEO Elon Musk has caught the attention of space policy analysts wondering about U.S. aspirations to get to Mars.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 27, 2024

In Rehoboth Beach, political vitriol amid the affection for ‘Joe'
The place where the president is expected to spend much of his time after he leaves office in January has not escaped the rancor fracturing the country.

Washington Post Nation
Oct 26, 2024

Trump cites Biden's ‘lock him up' remark in defending Cannon ruling to 11th Circuit
Lawyers for former president Donald Trump have responded to special counsel Jack Smith's appeal of Judge Cannon's decision to toss the classified documents case.

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