THE TAKE | The potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate’s ability to wage a partisan battle over state and federal investigations and practice bipartisanship in governing will become more difficult.
Fliers in Sochi about suicide bombers jangle nerves.
A car travels on Main Street in Myersville, Md. (Ricky Carioti/Post)
WEATHER GANG | It’s now in the 20s across the region and the snow will gradually become more intense this afternoon.
In a war that few Americans fought, the Wises paid a higher price than almost any other family.
The Target theft exposes the U.S., which once had the lowest fraud rate in the world, as a weak link.
THE FIX | Though very different, the two will go down in history as remarkably similar in one regard.
The “magical” putter inventor committed suicide during the course of Grantland’s reporting on her.
Obama makes striking comments on the Affordable Care Act.
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Luke Wise touches his father's tombstone. (R. Carioti/Post)
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PHOTOS | From Frankenstorm to Snowmaggedon, the weather that walloped D.C. in the past decade.
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Days after hundreds of opposition supporters tried to storm parliament, Russia urges Europe not to interfere in Kiev.
People honor the slain civil rights activist on the weekend of his federal holiday.
Celebrities take to the red carpet before the awards show.
Two of Mary and Jean Wise’s four children were killed in Afghanistan. Both had families of their own.
Forty-five hopefuls took the field to audition for the roles of fourth-inning racers Abe, George, Tom, Teddy and Bill.
THE FIX | The onetime embattled senator is now the frontrunner for governor. How he did it.
Laura Jean Grace leads punk band Against Me! through a lacerating, powerful album.
The plays comprising Steven Fales’s trio of autobiographical one-man shows are moving and funny.
A judge orders a mental health evaluation for a Germantown mother held in the killing of two toddlers.
EARLY LEAD | They’re so automatic -- only five were missed in the 2013 regular season -- that they’re boring.
THE SWITCH | Intel is giving up on streaming TV. But its technology, in Verizon’s hands, could work well against cable companies.
WONKBLOG | The mobile payments war is heating up, but it’s not clear there has to be a winner.
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FEDERAL EYE | The legislation caps the number of TSA screeners at 46,000, prompting concerns from the American Federation of Government Employees.
At least 40 killed in targeted air strikes in North Waziristan. Heaviest bombing of tribal areas in years.
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