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Most Popular Articles

  1. Starbucks' new $7 'Geisha' coffee is its priciest ever
  2. Mortgage-interest deduction could be on the table in 'fiscal cliff' debate
  3. Research in Motion shows off BlackBerry 10 with keyboard
  4. A cliff of their own choosing
  5. Democrats could use their own Grover Norquist

Most Popular Videos

  1. The $579 million Powerball jackpot winning numbers are...
  2. Ron Paul's exit interview
  3. White House unveils Christmas decorations
  4. Is Robert Griffin III an MVP candidate? â€" Post Sports Live
  5. Christmas tree lights up Rockefeller Center

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. 12 ways to live a better life
  2. A glimpse at the glittering White House holiday decorations
  3. 'Girl Meets World' and more ྖs comebacks
  4. Big plans for 'tiny houses'
  5. 'The Hobbit' premieres in New Zealand

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Struggling to stop envying friends
  2. Lack of recognition saddens child advocate
  3. White House is dressed in holiday style
  4. Home, squeezed home: Living in a 200-square-foot space
  5. Half an apology from 'Men' actor

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Robert Griffin III demonstrates leadership qualities rare for a rookie of any sport
  2. Robert Griffin III has been valuable, but is the Redskins' quarterback MVP material?
  3. Wizards vs. Trail Blazers: Washington withstands late surge to pick up first win of the season, 84-82
  4. Big East needs to return to basketball roots, rather than chase football crumbs
  5. Washington Nationals weighing options for new spring training home

Most Popular in Politics

  1. The SNL senator
  2. Romney to lunch with Obama on Thursday
  3. Supreme Court conflicted over fixing mistake
  4. How Hillary Clinton's choices predict her future
  5. China takes the Onion's bait

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. A cliff of their own choosing
  2. Democrats could use their own Grover Norquist
  3. Mitt Romney: A good man. The right fight.
  4. Mitt on the menu
  5. The bare truth about the 'fiscal cliff'

Most Popular in Local

  1. Narrowing field could leave stark choice in Va. governor's race
  2. D.C.'s first Costco set to open Thursday
  3. Do good works redeem Md. ex-drug dealer?
  4. Here comes another special election for D.C. Council
  5. Federal Diary celebrates 80 years covering federal employee issues

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. Kennedy Center debuts 5,000-pipe organ
  2. Death of music 'dealmaker' who brought Michael Jackson to Las Vegas ties ruled a suicide
  3. At Shakespeare Theatre Company, whirlwind of a Bottom spins 'Midsummer' for laughs
  4. Kim Kardashian's divorce inches toward trial, star's attorney says she's 'handcuffed' to ex
  5. The 10 best books of 2012

Most Popular in National

  1. Powerball officials: 2 winners of record $579.9 million jackpot tickets sold in Ariz and Mo
  2. Photo of NYPD officer giving boots to homeless man in Times Square sparks online sensation
  3. Senators try to bring back Sportsmen's Act
  4. Einstein's brain was unusual in several respects, rarely seen photos show
  5. Doris Kearns Goodwin on life, death and the presidency

Most Popular in Business

  1. Starbucks' new $7 'Geisha' coffee is its priciest ever
  2. Mortgage-interest deduction could be on the table in 'fiscal cliff' debate
  3. Research in Motion shows off BlackBerry 10 with keyboard
  4. Rice connected to Keystone pipeline company
  5. 'Fiscal cliff' talks bogged down by dispute over cost of retirement programs

Most Popular in World

  1. Fight over Susan Rice holds political risks for White House
  2. Afghan women caught between modernity, tradition
  3. U.S. overseeing mysterious construction project in Israel
  4. Officials: Syrian rebels' arsenal includes up to 40 antiaircraft missile systems
  5. Qatar's support for Islamists muddles its reputation as neutral broker in Mideast
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