Glimmer of hope as Ebola’s spread slows in Liberia
A World Health Organization official said that for the first time the rate of infection has slowed but warned the disease is still “very, very dangerous.”
Maine seeking legal authority to quarantine nurse
Kaci Hickox, who had clashed with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie over his Ebola policies, said she doesn’t “plan on sticking to the guidelines” in Maine.
Remembering Ben Bradlee
Ben Bradlee Jr., left, and Quinn Bradlee at their dad's casket. (McClain/Post)
Bernstein: ‘He was not afraid’
Among those in attendance at the funeral were Vice President Biden, John Kerry, Jeff Bezos and dozens of media luminaries.
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U.S. official uses profanity to describe Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
The word was used to describe what the official characterized as the leader’s lack of political courage.
ICE violated privacy policy by buying database for license-plate tracking
Officials had established a new policy to ensure that they did not violate the rights of Americans.
The ‘People’s Republic of Takoma’ holds sway at the White House
Some of Obama’s top advisers are longtime residents of one of the most liberal cities in the nation.
Soviet engines scrutinized
after rocket explosion in Va.
The engines were in hibernation for decades before they were used for missions to the Space Station.
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The annual High Heel Race in Washington
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Documenting a movement in Ferguson and St. Louis
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Unmanned rocket explodes seconds after launch from Virginia
(University Of The Sunshine Coast)
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Pope Francis appears to back theory of evolution
The pontiff’s statements, though, are not as shocking as they may seem.
UNC-Chapel Hill chief speaks out on ‘paper class’ scandal
Carol L. Folt, chancellor of North Carolina’s flagship, pledges accountability and integrity.
Fixing Philadelphia schools means voting out Gov. Tom Corbett
Research shows that more funding improves academic achievement, especially for the poorest students.
Alexandria ticketed his car because it had a ‘for sale’ sign. Now he’s suing.
Scott McLean says it’s an arbitrary ban on free speech, and now the city is reconsidering the law.
The Wizards had a breakthrough last season. Can Wall push them higher?
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Meet the world’s most advanced flying car
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Fed ends bond-buying program
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House hopeful Edmond on federal workforce issues
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It’s not too early to get your home ready for a spring sale
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