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Erik Wemple answers your questions on the media
Erik's Q&A with readers is at 12 p.m. ET on Monday, June 12. Submit your questions.
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What it really takes to help students succeed
Four key lessons taken from exemplary public schools.
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King Charles III’s introduction to Major League Baseball was a 1970 Senators game
Charles, who was the Prince of Wales at the time, was educated on the difference between a foul ball and a home run by President Nixon's son-in-law.
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Why I love Rhône wines, and you might, too
Rhone wines deliver fascinating history, great taste and terrific value. You won't regret trying them.
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MLB postpones Nats-Diamondbacks game amid wildfire smoke in Washington
The Nationals and Diamondbacks were scheduled to play on Thursday afternoon at Nationals Park.
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Matcha gives these pancakes a verdant hue and a nutritional boost
Infusing pancakes made with whole-grain and almond flours with matcha brings this breakfast staple into healthier realm.
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Saudi Arabia shot a good round this week
PGA flip-flops on LIV, White House praises relations
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D.C. area’s air quality worsens to Code Purple; schools cancel activities
Residents of the D.C. region woke to a sickly amber haze, the National Zoo closed for the day, and local authorities warned people to stay indoors amid ongoing danger from the smoke of Canadian wildfires.
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Democratic lawmakers seek Homeland Security watchdog’s resignation
Democratic lawmakers called for Homeland Security Inspector General Joseph Cuffari's resignation because he didn't preserve text messages from his iPhone.
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New breed of charter school pushes limits on separation of church, state
A report from an advocacy group provides details.
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Mayor Bowser names new D.C. Health director after year-long search
Ayanna Bennett, a pediatrician and health equity officer officer in San Francisco, will replace LaQuandra Nesbitt.
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How do you take your basement from boring to fun? Ask an expert.
Designer Nicole Hirsch joins Jura Koncius to answer your questions about transforming a basic basement into a cozy space for friends and family.
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Philadelphia’s air quality hits disastrous levels as smoke blankets city
City officials are urging residents to stay indoors due to the 'hazardous' air quality in the area caused by Canadian wildfires.
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Supreme Court says Alabama should draw new voting map favorable to Black residents
The decision was a surprise from a court whose conservative majority had signaled it was suspicious prioritizing race over traditional redistricting techniques.
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The 33 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Big events for Pride Month, plus a farm-to-glass beer festival at Wheatland Spring, Bugapalooza day at the National Museum of Health and Medicine, and the return of Lubber Run’s outdoor concert series in Arlington.
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Live updates: Hazardous air conditions continue on East Coast as U.S. rushes firefighters to Canada
Residents in the Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia regions woke up to hazardous air quality levels as haze from the Canada wildfires continued to cross the border.
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The Senate is dialing up its AI work — but taking its time
Lawmakers are lining up hearings and briefings, but legislation may not be imminent.
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El Niño is back, and is poised to turbocharge extreme weather
Climate scientists say El Niño will probably push average global temperatures beyond a record set in 2016.
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Ask Sahaj: My fiancé is worried my hometown isn’t good enough for our wedding
Her fiance is hesitant to look at wedding venues in her hometown, because he's worried about what his friends and family will think.
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Corn, chicken and ribbons of egg make this summer soup shine
Auntie Leah's corn soup, from "Win Son Presents a Taiwanese-American Cookbook," is a comforting mash-up of corn chowder, chicken soup and egg drop soup.
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Optimize your dating life with our incredibly ugly and expensive headset
With our augmented-reality goggles, life has never looked so good. And you've never looked so stupid.
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The 12 best parties of Pride weekend in D.C.
Put drag shows to an afternoon tea dance on the calendar for Pride.
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Cultural events to celebrate Pride in the D.C. area
A film series and author talks are among the highlights for Pride Month around the area.
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Where the latest GOP candidates stand on abortion
We checked in with Mike Pence, Chris Christie and Doug Burgum.
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Virginia wants to break up with RGGI but in Pennsylvania, it's complicated
Two developments this week are fueling the debate over the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
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The West will have to forge a partnership of convenience with Turkey
Erdogan won the recent elections by promising to make Turkey self-reliant — and less aligned with the West. The Biden administration must still work with him.
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Carlos Simon on composing music to honor George Floyd’s life
In this Washington Post Live conversation recorded on May 17, composer Carlos Simon digs into his new work inspired by George Floyd’s life, “brea(d)th,” discusses the process of composing the work with librettist Marc Bamuthi Joseph and how it reflects the promise of an equitable future in America.
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Proposed SEC cyber regulations draw mixed reviews
The proposals are the latest battleground over government cybersecurity mandates.
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Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen warns of algorithmic dangers
In "The Power of One," Haugen says a continued lack of transparency allows social media to cause harm.
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