Apple’s latest iPhone models go on sale
Fans of the iPhone line up to get the latest smartphone models from Apple.
Animal views
Native Australian animals, Gentle Barn sanctuary, a crying baby elephant, Israel’s sea turtle rescue center and more.
At least 59 killed in standoff at Nairobi mall
Kenya says more than 175 people have been hurt in the country’s deadliest attack since the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombings.
As shutdown and default loom, gridlock persists
Washington hurtles toward the edge of another financial precipice, and no one seems to have a way to stop it.
Hillary Clinton on 2016: ‘I’m both pragmatic and realistic’
THE FIX | The former secretary of state discusses her political ambitions.
Quarterback Robert Griffin III warms up. (Jonathan Newton/Post)
Redskins look for season’s 1st win
LIVE BLOG | The team faces a challenge in grounding the Lions’ high-powered offense, averaging more than 27 points a game.
‘They’ve never lost’
The Post Sports Live crew makes bold predictions for today's Redskins game versus the Detroit Lions.
Dozens killed as suicide bombers attack Christian church in Pakistan
At least 72 people are killed in the northwest city of Peshawar.
For years, agencies missed signs of Navy Yard gunman’s behavior
Aaron Alexis’s troubling conduct was ignored or dismissed.
Hoping to rouse a silent nation
Victims of Newtown, Aurora and other mass shootings fear Americans are numb to violence.
Gay couples hit benefits roadblock
Okla.’s National Guard is the latest to refuse to process benefits, and gay advocates want federal action.
Why America didn’t stand D.C. Strong
Twelve people were fatally shot, yet there was no outpouring for the Navy Yard shooting.
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Where baseball season never stops
Puerto Rico is a key pipeline to the major leagues. There’s also dancing in the stands.
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All the financial advice you’ll
ever need fits on this 4x6 index card
WONKBLOG | Follow the principles on this index card and you’ll be in better shape than most Americans.
As Hillary Clinton ponders 2016,
some decisions still haunt her
THE TAKE | Her successes make a strong case for a run, but her past may serve as a warning.
What’s black, white, despised all over?
COLUMN | Sick of all the panda news? You’re not alone. Some people have had enough of the cub.
Dou Shengli, his wife have a one-room home. (Shen/For Post)
In China, ‘nobody takes care of us’
Decades of societal turmoil have frayed the ties that once bound families together extremely closely.
The week’s best news photos
PHOTOS | Here’s a quick way to catch up on the week’s news, through some of our favorite images.
Decorating small spaces
PHOTOS | These D.C. apartments show how to fit clever design into minimal square footage.
Shooting survivors share stories, and scars.
Victims and relatives of those killed in massacres in Newtown, Aurora and elsewhere visited 25 cities by bus.
Attack in Nairobi
Gunmen stormed a high-end mall in the Kenyan capital, lobbing grenades and firing weapons. At least 39 people are dead.
Photos of the day
Giant pumpkin, Cold War performance, space microbe, Colorado floodwaters recede, food-bank drive and more.
Creating body art on older canvases
More grandparents and retirees are getting tattoos, despite raised eyebrows.
Debt fight poses risks for Obama and Republicans
COLUMN | Showdowns over spending and Obamacare are likely to shape the political climate for 2014.
GreenTech fits business model for Va.’s McAuliffe
Government programs, access to wealthy investors and political ties are used in pursuit of big profits.
After delay, a pivotal day
NATIONALS JOURNAL | The Nationals spent almost four hours waiting, golfing, snacking and sleeping last night, but today could be the most important day of their season.
Tesla’s feat of (financial) engineering
The car company’s stock has risen as CEO Elon Musk woos investors and sells additional shares.
What critics miss about Apple’s iOS 7
THE SWITCH | Those complaining about the new design overlook some of its major improvements.
Chinese court convicts Bo Xilai of corruption
The ousted Communist official is found guilty of corruption and embezzlement and sentenced to life in prison.
A citizen’s guide to a possible government shutdown
A primer on what the U.S. government looks like when it’s (partly) closed.
A sizzling ‘Top Chef’ cruise
On the “Top Chef” cruise, foodies get up close and personal with their favorite reality-show stars.
Designing for small spaces
Transcript | Interior designer’s advice on picking colors and maximizing storage.
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For the ‘last one’ to be married, weddings can be stressful affairs.
