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Most Popular Articles

  1. A political DUI
  2. Impact of budget cuts depends on where you live and who you are
  3. A filibuster fit for McCarthy
  4. Pageant officials say Miss Delaware Teen USA resigns, beauty queen denies sex video appearance
  5. Michelle Obama's wings

Most Popular Videos

  1. The Fold from The Washington Post
  2. What does 'sequester' mean? â€" Edsplainer
  3. Oscars 2013 brings some big surprises
  4. Raw: Deadly Egypt air balloon crash
  5. Trimble leads O'Connell to WCAC championship

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Pope Benedict XVI's future home
  2. The ubiquitous rhythm of Cups
  3. Made in Washington: Enduring words, phrases from the White House
  4. 'Dancing With the Stars' Season 16 cast
  5. Day in photos

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Dealing with inappropriate flirtation supporting a recently jilted man
  2. 'Cups,' the 'Pitch Perfect' patty-cake game that's gone viral in the schoolyard
  3. TV Column: New 'Dancing With the Stars' lineup
  4. In praise of a reliable workout buddy
  5. Shopping for healthful food on a limited budget

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Nationals' bid to repeat as National League East champs should be challenged by Braves and Phillies
  2. Capitals vs. Hurricanes: Washington shuts down ex-teammate Alexander Semin and Carolina
  3. WCAC boys' basketball championship: Melo scores 33 to lead O'Connell past St. John's, 58-53
  4. John Thompson III held Georgetown together when things could have fallen apart
  5. Maryland vs. Georgia Tech: Terps feeling sense of urgency

Most Popular in Politics

  1. Impact of budget cuts depends on where you live and who you are
  2. In Oklahoma, tiny airport attracts federal money, but few planes
  3. McCain, Graham say Obama understands border security's link to immigration reform
  4. Titles for Hillary's book
  5. As sequester nears, immigration detainees are released

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. A political DUI
  2. A filibuster fit for McCarthy
  3. Michelle Obama's wings
  4. This is your brain on sequester
  5. Sequestration stupidity

Most Popular in Local

  1. For Michelle Obama, the Oscars were an unbecoming frivolity
  2. College Board to make changes to SAT
  3. Tree-climbing abortion protester no longer banned from all of District
  4. Henderson outlines plan to retain D.C. students after closing 15 schools
  5. Proposed Fairfax County budget would raise taxes, avoid deep cuts

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. HBO's 'Parade's End': All dressed up with nowhere to go
  2. 'The Dinner,' by Herman Koch
  3. Stephane Hessel, who became France's surprise intellectual icon in his old age, dies at 95
  4. Mohsin Hamid's 'How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia': Life, self help-style
  5. Jodi Picoult wrestles with questions of guilt, forgiveness in 'The Storyteller'

Most Popular in National

  1. Pageant officials say Miss Delaware Teen USA resigns, beauty queen denies sex video appearance
  2. Space tourist Dennis Tito plans first human Mars mission for 2018 funding is uncertain
  3. Coastal Carolina University student dies after shooting near Conway, SC, campus
  4. Pope Benedict XVI's final General Audience address transcript (full text)
  5. AP PHOTOS: A look at daily life inside secretive North Korea

Most Popular in Business

  1. Study ties black-white wealth gap to stubborn disparities in real estate
  2. Sequester will sock a vulnerable economy
  3. Lawmaker attacks oil companies' 'free' drilling in gulf
  4. AT&T, GM team up to make 4G cars
  5. NY landowners say delayed decision on gas drilling technique is killing their dreams of riches

Most Popular in World

  1. Elaborate surveillance operation raises concerns about broader Hezbollah attacks
  2. Benedict: 'Putting the good of the church before oneself'
  3. U.S. moves toward providing direct aid to Syrian rebels
  4. Switzerland: 3 people dead, 7 wounded in workplace shooting
  5. US seeks ways to bolster support for Syrian rebels, Kerry says during French talks
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