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Most Popular Articles

  1. Plan for hunting terrorists signals U.S. intends to keep adding names to kill lists
  2. What Romney's moderation conceals
  3. America, finally home?
  4. At Afghan shrine, ancient treatment for mental illness
  5. China's increasing military spending unnerves neighbors

Most Popular Videos

  1. Windows 8 may shock users
  2. Behind the U.S. targeted killing program
  3. Richard Mourdock: God at work if rape causes pregnancy
  4. Moss emerges, Cooley returns for Redskins â€" Post Sports Live
  5. Puerto Rican pull at the polls in Florida?

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Newspaper endorsements for president: Romney or Obama?
  2. Jamaica braces for Tropical Storm Sandy
  3. Gloria Allred's court-approved fashion
  4. Afghan shrine houses the mentally ill
  5. Animal views

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Carolyn Hax: Dreading the old crush coming to town
  2. In Florida, Puerto Ricans' rise gives a key swing state more swing voters
  3. Ask Amy: Future mother-in-law casts shadow on marriage
  4. DeGeneres receives Twain humor prize, and kudos for her courage
  5. Howard University tailgate: A party in the parking lot

Most Popular in Sports

  1. AP source: NHL's Islanders moving to new Brooklyn arena from Long Island as early as 2015
  2. Football safety concerns affect youth leagues, causing NFL to take notice
  3. Redskins' woes on pass defense overshadowing team's progress
  4. 2012 World Series: Few remain from 2006 Detroit Tigers team, 2010 San Francisco Giants team
  5. World Series is baseball's October comedy classic

Most Popular in Politics

  1. 2012's worst candidate? With Mark Clayton, Tennessee Democrats hit bottom.
  2. Sheldon Adelson: Casino magnate, mega-donor is a man of many motives
  3. Judge sets 2nd hearing on request to unseal Romney testimony in Staples founder's divorce case
  4. Obama launches marathon trip to rally base, sway undecided voters
  5. Obama and Romney: No 'lie'

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. What Romney's moderation conceals
  2. America, finally home?
  3. Trending on Twitter: Groupthink
  4. What the debates told us
  5. Mitt Romney's 'peace' strategy

Most Popular in Business

  1. Obama's record: Struggling to bring back jobs
  2. Microsoft Surface: Review Roundup
  3. List of Barnes & Noble stores where PIN pads were hacked
  4. US sues Bank of America for $1B for mortgage fraud suit concerns Countrywide loans
  5. Obama's vow on 'fiscal cliff' offers hope

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. Taylor Swift's 'Red' is another winner, but she needs to start acting her age
  2. Jami Attenberg's 'The Middlesteins,' reviewed by Ron Charles
  3. Book World: R.L. Stine's 'Red Rain' seeks to give goose bumps to adult readers
  4. Washington Ballet's 'Dracula' looks beyond the blood to the tortured soul
  5. TV Column: Fewer watched third debate than first two

Most Popular in National

  1. Experts warn about security flaws in airline boarding passes
  2. Authorities arrest family member in Sacramento-area slaying of mother and her 2 young children
  3. Former Georgia megachurch employee being sought in fatal shooting just before services
  4. Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel denied parole in 1975 beating death of Connecticut teen
  5. Is Mark Zuckerberg right to stay on as Facebook CEO?

Most Popular in Local

  1. One year out of college, women already paid less than men, report finds
  2. Single District speed camera: 116,734 tickets worth $11.6 million
  3. In Fairfax County, sequestration is already here
  4. Penn State climate professor sues think tank, National Review
  5. TSA fights major image problem

Most Popular in World

  1. Plan for hunting terrorists signals U.S. intends to keep adding names to kill lists
  2. At Afghan shrine, ancient treatment for mental illness
  3. China's increasing military spending unnerves neighbors
  4. Attack on schoolgirl fuels Pakistani conspiracy theories
  5. Internet anti-censorship tools are being overwhelmed by demand
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