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Biden finds himself caught in politics of Catholic Church
Catholic bishops back document that could limit Communion for Biden
U.N. adopts resolution condemning Myanmar’s military junta
The post-covid luxury spending boom has begun. It’s already reshaping the economy.
Judge strikes down CDC cruise rules in victory for Fla. governor
Better drug tests can stop cheaters. They also might punish innocent athletes.
One America News is the face of the GOP-led Arizona election audit. Its reporter is also helping pay for it.
A soldier was allegedly killed by a man who walked onto an Army base. His family wants answers.
Google is totally changing how ads track people around the Internet. Here’s what you need to know.
How the pandemic fundamentally changed a generation — and what comes next
Celebrating the power of Juneteenth on the spot in Virginia where enslaved Africans arrived in 1619
Here come the Juneteenth knickknacks. Where are the lesson plans?
A pair of surprises from Amy Coney Barrett
We’re still on a collision course over Masterpiece Cakeshop
Remittances aren’t talked about much in discussions of northern migration. They should be.
Pandemic lab: ‘Zoom fatigue’ hits women harder than men
The administrators of U.S. democracy are under attack
Find time for the things you care about. Our new 7-day email course shows you how.
How to make the most of your first doctor’s appointment in a while
Ready for a city trip? Miami has a bumper crop of newly opened attractions.
Tracking cases and deaths across the United States
Biden urges more Americans to get vaccinated but is silent on July 4 target
Race for New York mayor centers on public safety as pandemic eases
Entire Portland police crowd-control unit quits over fellow officer’s assault charge
How a heat dome is pushing extreme temperatures to new heights in the West
Journalist who launched People magazine and secured JFK film dies at 92
With deck stacked for hard-line candidate, Iranians debate whether to vote at all
The joys and struggle of Juneteenth
FIFA punishes Mexico for fans’ repeated use of homophobic slur
Through a windshield, Matisse painted the road ahead while hoping it would be free from war
In a once-gritty market, these wholesalers’ world is slipping away
14 of the week’s best photos
For these companies, a year of hardship spurs new beginnings
What Juneteenth can tell us about the value of Black life in America
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Children and other relatives of Biden aides get administration jobs
The conservative effort to turn Ashli Babbitt, who was killed during the  Capitol riot, into a martyr
The GOP’s gaslighting on Biden, Putin and Trump
Ronny Jackson said Trump aced a cognitive test. Now he’s demanding Biden take one, citing ‘mental impairment.’
Wisconsin congressman introduces bill to ban critical race theory in D.C. schools
British government apologizes to rape victims, says system ‘failed’ them
Court turns back E.U. demand for surge in AstraZeneca vaccine doses
Palestinians cancel vaccine deal with Israel, saying doses are too close to expiration date
Bear goes on rampage in Japan, storms military base, airport
France is pulling back from Africa’s fastest-growing conflict. Who will fill the security void?
Two major power outages in a week fuel fear in Puerto Rico — and memories of Hurricane Maria
Tropical storm warning for northern Gulf Coast, with flooding likely through Saturday
Pornhub profits from rape, child pornography and sex trafficking, dozens of women allege in lawsuit
Three dead, two missing after tubers plunge off 8-foot dam along N.C. river
Readers share how and why they celebrate Pride
MIT professor goes viral for putting a crib in his lab to help a new mother
Juneteenth, new national holiday, draws people to monuments and museums
Report faults D.C. psychiatric hospital, city oversight after patient’s death
Judge gives D.C. 15 days to provide incarcerated students with special education services
A tunnel built in the 19th century is the biggest rail bottleneck between D.C. and New Jersey. Here’s the $4 billion plan to replace it.
Doggie device prompts scare that closed CIA front gate, spokeswoman says
Officials investigating hate fliers targeting Fairfax County School Board members
PM Update: A beautiful evening ahead; turning hotter Saturday, with a strong storm risk late
Known coronavirus deaths and cases per 100,000
How to celebrate Juneteenth in the D.C. area
25 things to do this week in the D.C. area
The 25 best sandwiches in the D.C. area
Famous names crowd history of D.C.’s Riggs-Riley House
Distinguished homes for sale in the D.C. region
Mortgage rates are stubbornly remaining below 3 percent
How Black designers are combating inequity in an overwhelmingly White industry
Some people save things. Others crave a clean slate. What happens when opposites attract?
How the pandemic saved Glut, an odd, beloved Maryland food co-op
They were so instantly comfortable that our photographer asked if they had met before
Welcome to another edition of ‘Rhymes Against Humanity’
CNN’s Don Lemon: ‘We’re living in two different realities as Black and White people’
Dow Jones industrial average records its worst week since last year, down 3.45 percent
States cutting off emergency food-aid programs or making it harder to qualify
Millions of workers are quitting their jobs during the pandemic. Meet six who made a big change.
After pandemic decimated air travel, these low-cost start-ups are the first new U.S. air carriers in 14 years
How to make the most of your first doctor’s appointment in a while
How extreme heat is straining California’s electrical grid
An autonomous ship’s first effort to cross the Atlantic shows the difficulty of the experiment
Addiction treatment had failed. Could experimental brain surgery save him?
The ultrathin new iMac lost a lot more than size
Empty cubicles, easy commute. My first day back in the office.
Federal student aid head Richard Cordray talks student loans: ‘We intend and will hold the servicers accountable.’
Just because the world is opening back up doesn’t mean your wallet should
U.S. Open has a 48-year-old leader who never, ever gave up
Wizards’ Bradley Beal commits to play for Team USA in Tokyo Olympics
At England-Scotland watch party, British Embassy brings fans together over soccer
Erick Fedde and Yan Gomes give the Nationals a winning combination against the Mets
Ryan Crouser sets a shot put world record at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials
Ryan Lochte wraps up emotional U.S. swim trials with an Olympic miss
The pandemic devastated an immigrant community. Its first Latino priest is spreading hope.
How and why to discuss Juneteenth with your children
Father’s Day often dredges up painful feelings for childless men like me
Carolyn Hax: When others had it so much worse, it can feel bad to feel bad about loss
Ask Amy: Parents’ offer to move nearby may be too much for stressed daughter
Miss Manners: Friends’ new puppy strikes fear into their cat-sitting friends
Teens don’t always get sex ed at school. TikTokers are stepping in.
Women starved themselves to reach Victoria’s Secret ‘virtually inhuman’ standard of beauty. Now the iconic Angels are gone.
I’ve spent a lifetime trying to get doctors to believe my pain. It’s all too common for women.
I am my father’s retirement plan. It’s an honor that terrifies me.
As cinemas reopen, a crucial ingredient is back: The audience
International streaming hits are proof that good TV translates, no matter the language
For years, E3 has been gaming’s biggest event. Is that still true?
Love your dog? (Of course you do!) Here are 9 new books to remind you why.
Christopher Jackson, star of TV, stage and screen, talks ‘After Midnight’ and ‘In the Heights’
In Lisa Taddeo’s ‘Animal,’ a woman with a sordid past reclaims her own origin story
His punishment for finishing last in fantasy football: 15 hours and 3,700 calories at Waffle House
New white wines to try based on the ones you already love
Chill this $12 Portuguese red and you’re ready for summer sipping
A hot sauce guide with tips for how to use 8 common styles
Federal judge strikes down CDC cruise rules in ‘major victory’ for DeSantis
9 questions about traveling to Europe, answered
Hungry for travel and connection, we took a road trip for Texas barbecue
A local’s guide to Mexico City
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