THE TAKE | With talk already turning to who will replace him in 2016, the president has a short window to restore his credibility, not only on health care, but also on his overall leadership.
Two days of marathon negotiations ended early Sunday without agreement over an interim plan, but the two sides agree to reconvene Nov. 20.
Survivors assess the damage on Saturday. (Reuters)
In the wake of one of the strongest typhoons ever, the Red Cross estimates 1,000 people could be dead as rescue efforts continue.
The off-year elections had just a few big races, but they gave late-night comedians plenty of material.
Firefighters visit so often, they know Martha Rigsby’s birth date by heart. Now the District is taking action.
A collector of letters written during America’s wars wants to make sure the authors’ stories endure.
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Anthony Rackley, 62, told police he was being blackmailed by someone who knew he was a fugitive.
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The Redskins’ first coach and namesake talked up his Native American heritage, but there’s evidence he was an impostor.
OPINION | Projecting a sympathetic portrait onto all senior citizens is an exercise in political propaganda.
When people ask about our kids’ college plan, I say: home school. Genius, right? Apparently not.
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The de Blasio family represents the blending of cultures in the Big Apple.
Hundreds are feared dead after massive storm lashes archipelago with sustained winds exceeding 140 mph.
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First lady Michelle Obama hosts a workshop at the White House for high school students interested in careers in film.
The British royal couple’s official visit is their third to the country and their most extensive yet.
Taylor Swift took home the Pinnacle Award. George Strait won the top award.
The hairstyles of NYC’s incoming first family help showcase the increased diversity and blending of cultures in the Big Apple.
The internal battle for the soul of party is now expected to continue into next year and beyond.
About 3,200 ballots were found, adding up to more votes for Democrat Mark Herring.
The Nationals hiring Matt Williams makes them just the latest team to hand the reins to a first-time manager.
The firm says it will assess its sugar sources to ensure that property is not being taken from locals.
The console, touted as an all-in-one entertainment device, is set to hit store shelves Nov. 22.
Brothers win audience votes on TV talent show with covers of “Hotel California,” other hits.
Employees still say work is critical, but cite frustrations with pay, budget cuts; fewer recommend federal jobs.
The turnout at the Asheville, N.C., event was humbling, even for a man who was already quite humble
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