Kidnapping shows Islamic State’s reach
The brazen attempt to kidnap a Syrian rebel leader in broad daylight raised troubling questions about the Islamic State’s growing reach into Turkey.
After Scottish vote, question of English rights arises
England is in an increasingly foul mood after the vote over Scottish independence yielded what some English see as a sweetheart deal for Scotland.
Analysis: Ferguson teen may have reached for gun
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Benjamin C. Bradlee 1921-2014
Ben Bradlee in his office in 1995. (Bill O'Leary/The Post)
Legendary editor transformed The Post
Ben Bradlee’s gift for leadership and zest for journalism — and life — made him the most celebrated editor of his era. He directed The Post’s coverage of Watergate, which resulted in the only resignation of a president in U.S. history.
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The real King Tut revealed: Weak, infirm and not much to look at
“Virtual autopsy” suggests he was unable to stand unaided, much less drive a chariot.
Panetta clashed with CIA over memoir
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To compete in 2016, Wisconsin’s Scott Walker must survive in November
Among the GOP 2016 hopefuls, Walker is the lone contender who faces a critical test this year.
Giants end Royals’ perfect postseason with 7-1 win in World Series opener
Kansas City’s eight-game streak ended against a San Francisco team that did everything right.
Ben Bradlee’s commitment to truth
The longtime editor built the modern Post through one key conviction.
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Thoughts about a startling new face
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McDonald’s plans changes to its menu in an effort to revive flagging sales
With sales sputtering, McDonald’s is gearing up to bring you more customizable options next year.
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Great Expectations: Kate makes rare appearance
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Campaigner Obama: Help or hinderance for Democrats?
President Obama has raised a lot of campaign cash for Democrats, but can he help them on the trail?
U.S., Iraq planning offensive operation to retake territory
The plan, described as methodical and time-consuming, will not begin in earnest for several months.
Homeland Security says 4 Dulles passengers hospitalized
Hospitals near the airport say they have not received anyone with Ebola symptoms.
Komen’s pink ribbons are disguising too many carcinogenic products
Pink drill bits at fracking sites are just the latest evidence of Komen’s pinkwashing.
Rabbi’s aide says she helped students use bath where he allegedly recorded
Police searched Barry Freundel’s office at Towson University, where he began teaching in 1989.
Caps’ Kuznetsov settles in
The Russian’s minutes have fluctuated on the fourth line, but Trotz says the center is here for the long haul.
Ben Bradlee: The paragon of Style
Watergate may be his lasting legacy, but Ben Bradlee’s sense of Style brought a new sensibility to features.
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