In a divided GOP, an enormous number of potential contenders are thinking of jumping into the presidential race, including, perhaps, the return of virtually everyone who ran in 2012.
When a baseball team rival stole his thunder in high school, the future New Jersey governor chose to step aside.
Derrick Hamilton gives Mary Blair a checkup. (Luke Sharrett for The Post)
Since the health-care law took effect, hundreds of people in one Kentucky community have signed up. So what comes next?
From the matchup to the temperature, here are the numbers you need to know about Sunday's game.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s ministers go even further, accusing the U.S. of undermining Palestinian legitimacy.
With days to go, is there time to get the WiFi working, the rooms ready and the stray dogs off the streets?
As the military depends more on drones and submarines, tanks are becoming something of a relic.
SLATE | We’re not supposed to hope, but maybe after almost 40 years, the clouds are finally lifting.
Retiring Rep. Henry Waxman says the institution can be a force for good.
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Winter weary residents hoping spring is just around the corner get bad news from the groundhog.
Juan Valdés went in search of the Cuba he left as a boy in 1961. He found it with a map.
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PHOTOS | From Ukraine protests to a Beatles reunion to snow in the South, images that tell the week’s story.
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VIDEOS | Dancing bears, cute puppies, Tim Tebow: It’s what everyone will be talking about Monday morning.
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WORLDVIEWS | And yes, the first question we answer is “What is Ukraine?“
Agencies could lose more than a third of their workforce by 2017, leaving “mission-critical skills gaps.”
Musician Pete Seeger in 2009. (Reuters)
APPRECIATION | He knew in his heart that people who sang together had nothing to fear from each other.
The big game is more than just football; it’s also a gathering of NFL fans, many of whom are famous.
He was nominated for many Academy Awards, and won for playing lawyer in “Judgment at Nuremberg.”
After a long frigid snap, the Washington region looks like it has crawled out of some ancient mineral sea.
The photographer shows that the simplest kind of cameras can reveal new ways of seeing the world.
The decision is reached after a meeting with top opposition figures; prime minister also resigns.
Kenyan lions fitted with GPS-tracking collars, a snowy owl in downtown Washington and other fascinating creatures.
The governor uses an e-mail to friends and allies to attack his accuser, a former appointee, and news reports on the accusations.
The wildly popular Super Bowl spot has brought its heartstring-tugging effect to more than 23 million so far.
Some of the best shows of the next few months will feature country artists in small venues.
The Md. governor has been meeting with policy experts to flesh out his thinking about “a better way forward.”
COLUMN | With Russell Westbrook sidelined, Kevin Durant has firmly established himself as one of the NBA’s best.
THE SWITCH | The Microsoft founder is making the world a better place with his campaign against polio and other diseases.
WONKBLOG | Brazil’s answer to poverty is to give poor people money. Is there a lesson for us?
After many renovations, this home has maintained its historic charm while moving into the modern era.
The NSA leaks and botched health-care rollout have made clear that contractors are doing too much while the government workforce atrophies.
With only two months of campaigning before election day, security remains a major concern.
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