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Most Popular Articles

  1. Petraeus's affair was no 'scandal'
  2. Many Americans unaware of health-care law changes
  3. House GOP keeps focused on Susan Rice
  4. Paul Ryan's political capital rides on 'fiscal cliff' negotiations
  5. Egypt announces cease-fire in Gaza conflict

Most Popular Videos

  1. Why Paula Broadwell left Harvard
  2. Thanksgiving in the White House
  3. Jill Kelley's sister: Petraeus scandal has been difficult
  4. 'Cobbler' and 'Gobbler' prep for presidential turkey pardon
  5. 30 Israeli missiles pound Gaza overnight

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Best books of 2012
  2. Animal views
  3. NFL power rankings Week 11
  4. Fighting in Gaza
  5. Ann Telnaes on sex scandals

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Carolyn Hax: He deletes she archives. Is there communications middle ground?
  2. Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash resigns from 'Sesame Street'
  3. Amy Dickinson: Sharing medical details online violates privacy
  4. Miss Manners: Family dinners are not the place to catch up on your sleep
  5. Carolyn Hax: Do three exes add up to trouble?

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Maryland move to Big Ten took ACC officials by surprise
  2. Redskins QB Robert Griffin III looking forward to Texas homecoming
  3. If Redskins are to withstand the pressure, they'll need to create some
  4. Georgetown vs. Indiana: Hoyas fall short in overtime despite big game from Otto Porter Jr.
  5. Maryland men's lacrosse faces questions in wake of Big Ten move

Most Popular in Politics

  1. House GOP keeps focused on Susan Rice
  2. Paul Ryan's political capital rides on 'fiscal cliff' negotiations
  3. An Obama thank-you to Latinos?
  4. Conservative Republicans fight back after Romney loss
  5. Romney sinks quickly in Republicans' esteem

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. Petraeus's affair was no 'scandal'
  2. The never-ending war in the Middle East
  3. Dead ideas on taxes
  4. A cliffhanger in the White House
  5. United States can't pivot away from Middle East

Most Popular in Local

  1. Legality of University System of Maryland's Big Ten vote questioned
  2. Advice on choosing a federal employee health plan
  3. Michael Phelps reports for jury duty in Maryland
  4. Mark Warner won't run for Virginia governor, will stay in Senate
  5. On Mississippi Ave. SE, a place of light and learning

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. Book World: It's unhappily ever after in Christine Schutt's 'Prosperous Friends'
  2. Best of 2012: 50 notable works of nonfiction
  3. The 10 best books of 2012
  4. Bob Dylan throws some change-ups at Verizon Center
  5. Ang Lee takes 'Life of Pi' from the bookshelf to the big screen

Most Popular in National

  1. Jack Taylor scores 138 points for Division III Grinnell to shatter NCAA scoring record
  2. Girl killed in Fla. school bus shooting called 'loving, helpful' charged teen in detention
  3. Obama administration officials propose altered rules for health insurers
  4. Heaven exists. Or does it?
  5. Making steam without boiling water, thanks to nanoparticles

Most Popular in Business

  1. Many Americans unaware of health-care law changes
  2. Apple promises Black Friday deals
  3. Democrats push to redeploy Obama's voter database
  4. FCC chairman backs Dish Network plan to compete with wireless giants
  5. Wal-Mart's looming Black Friday strike could make for an unexpectedly painful holiday season

Most Popular in World

  1. Egypt announces cease-fire in Gaza conflict
  2. With Hillary Clinton's dash to Middle East, Obama signals a shift in his approach
  3. India hangs lone surviving terrorist from 2008 Mumbai attacks
  4. Former boxing champion Hector 'Macho' Camacho shot in Puerto Rico in serious condition
  5. Libya: Gunmen assassinate Benghazi security chief
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