EXCLUSIVE | The agency is racing to build a machine that could break nearly every kind of encryption, according to files provided by Edward Snowden.
With mutual trust all but gone, each blames the other for the deteriorating relationship, even as new challenges threaten more difficulties ahead.
Vonn is the most successful U.S. skier in history. She's also a celebrity. (Getty)
Whether her career includes the Sochi Olympics, just a month out, is a bit murky. But sponsors continue to see her as a sure thing.
As recreational marijuana sales begin in Colorado, here are four things to know about the new laws.
Snow begins falling in parts of the region, but the brunt of the storm isn’t expected until late Thursday.
WONKBLOG | Tax relief for underwater homeowners and a credit for commuters are gone.
Already regretting those New Year’s resolutions? Scott Adams has his own formula for change.
Phone company executives are being probed about a puppet’s remarks in a recent commercial.
Our kids won’t be better off with another legal mind-altering substance.
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Institutionalization used to be the preferred solution for those in need of day-to-day help, but no more.
PHOTOS | A collection of National Geographic images showcases 125 years of capturing the planet.
The simple goal of “fitness” might seem a long way off, but with a few changes, it’s far from unattainable.
Polar swims, marijuana becomes legal in Colorado, Antarctic rescue mission and more.
Snow already covers the ground in many places, but more is on the way. Forecasters also expect strong wind and bitter cold.
Avery, best known for his role as Uncle Phil on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” died Dec. 31.
Inspired by winter weather, photographer Angela Kelly used bubble solution and her camera to show that bubbles can freeze.
Long lines accompanied the first day of legal sales of recreational marijuana.
WONKBLOG | New research on Oregon’s Medicaid expansion in 2008 shows a 40 percent increase in emergency department trips among those who gain coverage.
With so many so-called “reluctant readers,” the bias against these powerful literary works must end.
The “Because of Winn Dixie” author hopes to encourage communities to engage in reading projects together.
Maurice Jones was the publisher of the Virginian-Pilot before serving as deputy HUD secretary.
DC SPORTS BOG | It’s been a big 24 hours for Carlson, the first Capitals player ever to make Team USA.
THE SWITCH | California-based FireEye has purchased Mandiant in a deal amounting to nearly $1B.
Analysts say that as funding levels improve, firms could be tempted to unload the plans.
Offering more cash was the secret in winning the competition against a developer also seeking the home.
THE SWITCH | The Postal Service faces a pretty dire budget situation, but in spite of that, officials there are still finding ways to make your visit less of a hassle.
The Afghan government is weighing the release of 88 prisoners who killed dozens of U.S. and NATO troops.
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