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  1. Mexico's two major crime cartels now at war
  2. Elizabeth Warren’s identity politics
  3. Many Catholic bishops resist a fight with the Obama administration
  4. Vallejo, Calif., once bankrupt, is now a model for cities in an age of austerity
  5. Carolyn Hax: Sister lays claim to baby's name a pricey wedding destination

Top Videos

  1. 'Let There Be Light': An excerpt from Huston's WWII documentary
  2. Stuntman skydives without parachute
  3. Mary Kennedy's death a 'cry of anger'
  4. The Catholic leadership's selective use of duct tape
  5. Zoo keepers feed cheetah cubs

Top Photo Galleries

  1. 7 'bad' foods that are actually good for you
  2. Mexico's drug war
  3. Phillip Phillips of Leesburg, Ga., wins 11th 'American Idol' crown
  4. 'Dancing with the Stars'
  5. The National Zoo's new cheetah cubs

Top Discussions

  1. Carolyn Hax Live: Advice columnist tackles your problems (Thursday, May 24) - Caro...
  2. Which foods are healthful or harmful for your diet? - Which foods are healthful or...
  3. Home Front: Picking the perfect paint color - Home Front: Picking the perfect pain...
  4. Dave Sheinin fills in for Tracee Hamilton to discuss the Nationals and the rest of...
  5. Ask Tom -- Washington Post restaurant critic Tom Sietsema discusses the 2012 Sprin...
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