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Most Popular Articles

  1. The GOP's bizarre attack on Susan Rice
  2. Why was there war in Gaza?
  3. Economists, Obama administration at odds over role of mortgage debt in recovery
  4. Kyle Shanahan, the man behind the man, is shining again
  5. What the 'takers' really want

Most Popular Videos

  1. Massive accident shuts I-10 in Texas
  2. Jesse Jackson Jr. resigns from Congress
  3. Topless activists clash with Catholics over gay marriage in France
  4. Prince Harry lets it all hang out
  5. Stone Bridge's Jon Allen is bound for Alabama

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. The Redskins' happy Thanksgiving
  2. 2012 holiday gift guide: Expert advice
  3. Northumberlandia, the Lady of the North
  4. Black Friday madness
  5. Day in photos

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Northumberlandia, the Lady of the North: A supine land goddess makes her debut
  2. What kind of sister? The human kind.
  3. Cutting ties with an ex-boyfriend who's too close for comfort
  4. Ask Amy: To check status of marriage, visit pawn shop
  5. Photographs of Gaza conflict bring accusations of media bias

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Kyle Shanahan, the man behind the man, is shining again
  2. Redskins, Robert Griffin III stake position in NFC East
  3. Redskins vs. Cowboys: Washington hangs on for 38-31 win over Dallas
  4. Redskins-Cowboys: Robert Griffin III enjoys Texas homecoming with four touchdown passes
  5. NHL lockout: Owners shouldn't underestimate the Fehr factor

Most Popular in Politics

  1. Polls offer little guidance for politicians tackling 'fiscal cliff'
  2. GOP immigration bill would expand science, tech visas, make reuniting families easier
  3. Probe eyes any Petraeus staff role in Broadwell obtaining sensitive documents
  4. House GOP keeps focused on Susan Rice
  5. Paul Ryan's political capital rides on 'fiscal cliff' negotiations

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. The GOP's bizarre attack on Susan Rice
  2. Why was there war in Gaza?
  3. What the 'takers' really want
  4. Israel dominates the new Middle East
  5. We're too close to the sea

Most Popular in Local

  1. At 95, Therrell Smith has an enduring passion and love for dance
  2. Neighbor is credited with saving family in Fairfax fire
  3. DC, once violent center of the crack epidemic, is now on pace for fewer than 100 homicides
  4. WSSC reconsiders horse, fishing access at two reservoirs
  5. Dulles Airport celebrates 50th anniversary

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. 50 notable works of fiction
  2. Helen Mirren's 'Hitchcock' performance generating Oscar buzz
  3. Ree! Ree! Ree! Ree! 52 years later, Hitchcock's 'Psycho' still slashing moviegoers
  4. The 10 best books of 2012
  5. 'Zoo Time,' by Howard Jacobson

Most Popular in National

  1. Mammograms leading to unnecessary treatment, study finds
  2. 10 Things to Know for Today
  3. Halle Berry's ex-boyfriend arrested after fight breaks out at her house on Thanksgiving
  4. Washington lost its love of the deal
  5. Ohio State: Undefeated so far, despite no rewards

Most Popular in Business

  1. Economists, Obama administration at odds over role of mortgage debt in recovery
  2. Black Friday deals begin a day early
  3. Pakistan to suspend cell phone service to prevent attacks against Shiites, causing controversy
  4. Cyber Monday 2012: Deals to look out for
  5. Black Friday 2012: Tech deals and discounts

Most Popular in World

  1. Morsi's decree sparks rival rallies in Egypt
  2. Army at crossroads, facing budget cuts and uncertainty about future role
  3. Hamas leaders emerge stronger than ever, Palestinians say
  4. Pussy Riot member moved into solitary cell after tensions with inmates, prison officials say
  5. As cyberwarfare heats up, allies turn to U.S. companies for expertise
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