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Most Popular Articles

  1. Romney goes off-road with the truth
  2. World Series of Poker: 24-year-old Maryland card pro wins $8.53 million in marathon session
  3. Storm provides Obama with a commander-in-chief moment
  4. Lingering questions about Benghazi
  5. Twitter rumor of flooded stock-exchange among a surge of fake storm reports

Most Popular Videos

  1. Chris Christie on Sandy aid: Obama 'deserves great credit'
  2. Raw: New York Power Station Explosion
  3. Romney pulls ahead in key areas â€" Daily Tracking Poll
  4. Coast Guard rescues passengers off of HMS Bounty
  5. Sandy's path of destruction

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Sandy's devastating blow
  2. Sandy swamps New York area
  3. Sandy pushes ashore
  4. Small wonders
  5. The 10 costliest hurricanes and tropical storms in U.S. history

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Twitter rumor of flooded stock-exchange among a surge of fake storm reports
  2. Carolyn Hax: A tie too deep to cut, even when it hurts
  3. Ask Amy: Aunt's concern may stretch boundaries
  4. The bird that goes around, stays around
  5. Bored by weather, Washington tries to make something out of nothing

Most Popular in Sports

  1. World Series of Poker: 24-year-old Maryland card pro wins $8.53 million in marathon session
  2. Wizards vs. Cavaliers: Depleted squad falls, 94-84, in season opener
  3. NYC Marathon moving forward with preparations as city digs out from Sandy's wreckage
  4. Jury still out on Redskins' free agent class
  5. Nationals fans' winter wonder: Can we be next?

Most Popular in Politics

  1. Storm provides Obama with a commander-in-chief moment
  2. Storm doesn't appear to dampen early voting in Ohio
  3. For campaigns' traveling press corps, social media has changed way game is played
  4. Supreme Court is asked to be skeptical of drug-sniffing dogs
  5. Republicans target three Florida Supreme Court justices

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. Romney goes off-road with the truth
  2. Lingering questions about Benghazi
  3. Sorry, dealer's all out of race cards
  4. A vote for the future or for the past?
  5. Warfare waged by the upper class

Most Popular in Business

  1. Disney to make new 'Star Wars' movies, buy Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion from George Lucas
  2. Sandy shuts down northeast airports travelers could be stuck for days
  3. Hurricane Sandy proves that an Internet economy is far from reality
  4. 3 nuclear power reactors shut down during Hurricane Sandy
  5. How to use Twitter when you lose Internet access

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. NBC lays in plans to try to stay No. 1 after NFL season ends
  2. Amazon finds its books aren't welcome at many bookstores
  3. Book World: Barbara Kingsolver's novel approach in 'Flight Behavior'
  4. Kim Kardashian makes a splash dressed as a mermaid for Halloween bash in NYC
  5. From Bruce Springsteen to David Letterman, superstorm Sandy disrupts entertainment world

Most Popular in National

  1. Sandy's destruction in New York turns life in Lower Manhattan on its head
  2. Superstorm moves on, leaving devastation behind in N.Y., N.J.
  3. Powerful storm devastates New York, New Jersey
  4. Fires that destroyed about 14 homes in storm-damaged NJ shore town rekindled by natural gas
  5. National Guard evacuating residents in NJ city on Hudson River, also bringing meals

Most Popular in Local

  1. D.C. region returns to normal, but flooding is a concern
  2. At least 16 dead after Sandy devastates New Jersey, swamps Lower Manhattan
  3. Chincoteague ponies thought to be safe, though island took a beating in hurricane
  4. Inside Pepco: How the utility kept the lights on during Hurricane Sandy
  5. Man stabbed on Capital Crescent Trail

Most Popular in World

  1. Chinese think tank calls on government to start phasing out one-child policy now
  2. China powerless to prevent rising tide of Tibetan self-immolations
  3. Lebanon's Sunnis at risk of radicalization
  4. For Mitt Romney, a bigger military, but at what price?
  5. Israel reckons with unraveling Gaza policy
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