Dina ElBoghdady

And it’s not the base salary that did it for either of them.

Addie Zierman

In the end, it’s not really about what churches say or don’t say. What millennials want is to be seen. Understood. Loved.

Natalie Jennings

Is painting the town pink the best way to raise money and awareness for breast cancer, or to support those who suffer from it?

Aaron Blake

Christie’s win is hardly an endorsement of the GOP’s brand; in fact, it may be a rejection.

Dylan Matthews

Let’s increase foreign aid by $1.47 trillion a year. The reasons not to are quite weak.

Abraham Cooper

The Nazi Holocaust was the quintessential example of humanity’s capacity for evil.

Jena McGregor

This crisis plays right into the image that the president is aloof, insular and not interested in the nitty-gritty details of governing.

Brad Plumer

The U.S. labor force dropped to 62.8 percent in October--the lowest level since 1978. Here are three big reasons why it keeps dropping.

Scott Wilson

The art of the presidential apology.

Matt McFarland

FREAK-FILLED FRIDAY | The latest new and odd news including air bags for bikes and a bus you control.

Reid Wilson

A new audit shows the state spent money on Medicaid recipients who were already deceased.

Henry Farrell

Americans who know basic facts about the NSA are more likely to dislike it than those who are less knowledgeable.

Neil Irwin

There are more caveats than usual on this month’s jobs numbers, but it looks like the job growth trend is stronger than it had seemed.

Valerie Strauss

It’s Pittsburgh, where K-12 students take more than 270 mandated standardized tests.

Lydia DePillis

Some of the same investors who invented mortgage-backed securities have a new strategy, and nobody’s quite sure what it’ll do to the market.

Reid Wilson

In one of his first post-election moves, Christie tried -- and failed -- to oust a long-time ally in the state Senate.

Ylan Q. Mui

Government shutdown didn’t affect hiring as much as expected; unemployment rate ticked up to 7.3%.

Dominic Basulto

With tablet and smartphone sales slowing down in the United States, tech companies see a chance to make money off patents.

Nick Anderson

Robert M. Tarola leaves the university about a month after President Sidney A. Ribeau announced his retirement.

Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas

The individual market is a horror show. Something needed to be done.

Chris Cillizza and Sean Sullivan

The president knows a public apology tour is necessary. But he doesn’t like it.

Reid Wilson

Supporters and opponents of ballot initiatives spent more than $1 billion in just 18 months.

Josh Hicks

Temporary shutdown impacts could create a mirage of worsening U.S. economic conditions.

Valerie Strauss

It was rushed.

Glenn Kessler

All too often, assertions on health-care premium hikes compare apples and oranges.

Al Kamen

A former Google intellectual property lawyer is said to be a possible pick to run the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Joby Warrick and William Booth

A pause in uranium enrichment would result in temporary, modest relief from some sanctions against Iran.

Valerie Strauss

A teacher says students have to want to learn.

Brady Dennis

The heart-clogging ingredient commonly used in processed foods such as frozen pizza remains a “significant public health concern,” the agency says.

Michelle Boorstein

The endeavor speaks to an increasingly secular society still hungry for wonder and community.

Juliet Eilperin

The president apologizes to Americans who are losing their health insurance despite his repeated promises that they would be able to keep plans that they liked.

Al Kamen

It’s hard for taxpayers to get info about the federal government if they are kept in dark about its dealings.

Matea Gold

The super PAC is already setting the pace for the 2016 campaign with fundraisers and T-shirts.

Emma Brown

City leaders hail the results as evidence that gains in District schools are the result of recent reforms.

Ylan Q. Mui

Stronger-than-expected data belie weakness in consumer spending and confidence.

Neil Irwin

Mario Draghi demonstrates that he won’t drag his feet if the trend toward deflation continues on the continent.