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Ask Amy: Parents disagree about where daughter’s visiting boyfriend should sleep
Does this dad have a right to not want his visiting college student daughter sleeping in the same room as her boyfriend?
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Chicken Fried Steak With White Gravy
Chicken fried steak is typically a cheap cut of beef that is breaded and fried, then served with a white gravy.
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Miss Manners: Is complimenting makeup actually insulting?
Letter writer finds compliments on her makeup to be insulting.
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Carolyn Hax: Teen sees new stepsiblings as ‘too Brady Bunch for me’
Mom remarried a man with older kids, and this teen is annoyed by how hard the new stepsiblings are trying.
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Capitals close trip with win over Flames, move back into playoff spot
Alex Ovechkin scores two goals as Washington moves past Detroit into eighth place in the Eastern Conference.
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Michigan lawyer who claimed election fraud arrested after Dominion hearing
Stefanie Lambert was facing a bench warrant from a state court in Michigan, where she is accused of taking part in a conspiracy to tamper with voting machines.
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Climate activists disrupting Jeremy Strong was the best part of the play
Jeremy Strong’s Broadway revival of Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” is weirdly underwhelming.
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Cannon tells lawyers to weigh if Trump conduct can’t be reviewed by courts
In Donald Trump’s classified documents case, Judge Aileen Cannon’s order about jury instructions seems to take precedence over numerous other pretrial issues.
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Men charged with murder in D.C. killing of bystander in January
Court documents say the three men also have been charged with various counts in connection with an armed robbery of a Metrobus passenger’s Moose Knuckle coat.
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Before Bernie Sanders, Richard Nixon championed the 4-day workweek
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Richard Nixon might seem to have little in common, but the disgraced former president was an early champion of the four-day workweek.
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Stephen Breyer’s new book sheds light on Supreme Court cases on abortion, guns
A new book by retired Supreme Court justice Stephen G. Breyer, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism,” will be released March 26.
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Trump says Jewish Democrats ‘hate’ their religion
The former president revisited his previous assertions that Jewish Americans were being disloyal.
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Wizards lose Bilal Coulibaly (fractured wrist) for the rest of season
The injury will not require surgery, which means the teenager could still be able to play for France this summer at the Paris Olympics.
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The captain is back: Two surgeries later, Tyler Adams rejoins USMNT
The U.S. captain in Qatar brought leadership and stability to the midfield. But a hamstring injury has cost him nearly a year away from the field.
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The power of abstraction, set to a slapstick score
Plus: Death in Rafah. The SAT is back. Elon Musk.
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Trump can’t find anyone to spot him $464 million. Would you?
Suretors are nervous the former president is a bad bet? Shocking.
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Industry-friendly Va. ‘skill games’ bill could get caught in arena fight
Skill game supporters fear Gov. Glenn Youngkin might veto the bill out of spite, while industry critics worry he might go along with it as part of a deal to get the arena.
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Supreme Court refuses to delay prison time for Trump aide Peter Navarro
Former Trump aide Peter Navarro is scheduled to report to federal prison in Miami before 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Supreme Court hears free speech case that united the NRA and the ACLU
The NRA said a former New York official violated the First Amendment by targeting the group.
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Want to fix the social worker shortage? Start with the licensing exam.
The nation needs more social workers, and more social workers from diverse backgrounds. Outdated licensure exams are an obstacle and D.C. is weighing changes.
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Border security talks could push spending bills past shutdown deadline
A closure could be brief. Negotiations are continuing, but Congress hasn’t left itself much time to act before a deadline this weekend.
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Earth? No thanks, say extraterrestrials.
Bypassing our planet. The value of the World Trade Organization and support for parents. And bussing for D.C.’s most vulnerable students.
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A failure to communicate
Michael Ramirez cartoon on the Joe Biden special counsel transcript.
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At the Met, exquisite singing in a confounding staging of ‘La Forza’
Soprano Lise Davidsen was the highlight of Mariusz Treliński’s vaguely updated take on Verdi’s “La Forza del Destino”
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PM Update: Chilly tonight ahead of sunshine and milder temperatures Tuesday
Temperatures fall to near and below freezing outside the Beltway by dawn. A touch warmer tomorrow.
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5 key moments from Elon Musk’s interview with Don Lemon
The X owner resists responsibility for the hate speech on the social media platform and says America must ‘move on’ from racism.
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Pence’s refusal to back Trump points to a larger problem
Republican officeholders are overwhelmingly in Trump’s camp. Those who served most closely with him, much less so.
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Election 2024 latest news: Down-ballot races take center stage in Tuesday’s primaries
With President Biden and former president Donald Trump assured of their parties’ nominations, Tuesday’s primaries in Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio will feature key down-ballot races.
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Colgan soccer passes early tests; Marriotts Ridge lacrosse looks to bounce back
In other girls’ spring sports notes: a Woodgrove star returns from injury and Broadneck tennis searches for the right lineup.
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