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Paramedics assist an injured person in Ottawa. (AP)
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Blackwater guards convicted in Iraq deaths
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Report: Ferguson teen may have reached for gun in car
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Benjamin C. Bradlee 1921-2014
Ben Bradlee in his office in 1995. (Bill O'Leary/The Post)
Legendary editor transformed The Washington Post
His zest for journalism — and life — made him the most celebrated editor of his era. He directed The Post’s coverage of Watergate, which resulted in the resignation of a U.S. president.
Apple's increased location tracking in its newest operating system has alarmed many Mac users.
Record spending by PACs fuels
negative politics across the nation
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Kidnapping in Turkey shows
Islamic State’s growing reach
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Panetta clashed with CIA over memoir
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After Scotland had its say,
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McDonald’s plans changes to its menu in an effort to revive flagging sales
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U.S., Iraq planning offensive operation to retake territory
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Toys R Us pulls meth-toting ‘Breaking Bad’ action figures from shelves after Florida mom’s protest
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Hopefuls for the governor’s mansion and the Senate are weirdly silent on education.
Virginia investment adviser admits to scamming and stealing from clients
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