Aspects of U-Va. rape allegations cast into doubt
Key elements of the account of a gang rape offered by a student in Rolling Stone have been questioned, including the date of the alleged attack and details about an alleged attacker, according to interviews and a statement from the magazine.
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Alleged al-Qaeda operative detained in Jordan as U.S. probes Benghazi link
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Supreme Court to hear Texas Confederate-flag license plate case
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Mass resignations at New Republic follow the departure of 2 top editors
The upheaval was touched off by the owner and new CEO’s decision to change the magazine’s mission.
Did Jenna Bush Hager do ‘a little hanky-panky’ at the White House?
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Rolling Stone needs to come clean about its campus rape story
The magazine would help itself and the effort to end campus sexual assault by detailing its choices.
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Is it silly to keep her 20-year-old
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Starbucks plans swanky stores selling rare, expensive varieties of coffee
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Reports of Chris Christie’s political demise have been *greatly* exaggerated
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For Americans exonerated in Qatar, the law worked. Eventually.
The Huang case turned more on the withering of the evidence against them than on high-level international political pressure
Mixed reviews for task force leader Ramsey
The veteran police chief has a lot of experience, but those years on the job haven’t been free of controversy.
Is there a Peter Principle for investors?
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Developer seeks to close part of I-395
The plan would shut nearly a mile of highway near D.C.’s Third Street tunnel ramp for up to 18 months.
Jayson Werth sentenced to 10 days
in jail for reckless driving
The Nationals outfielder was pulled over July 6 while driving 105 mph in a 55-mph zone in Fairfax County.
Taylor Swift, Sam Smith score Grammy nominations
British artist Sam Smith and pop star Taylor Swift were among the early Grammy nominees in the top categories announced Friday.
White House shovel, used at the groundbreaking of the JFK living memorial and two others, was a star of the Kennedy Center ceremony.
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Crazy: At least 1 in every 10 robberies involves the theft of a phone
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Jet-setting postal regulator replaced amid scrutiny of travel habits
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