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August 2, 2025
Column | Asking Eric: Wife left a gift to niece in her will, but I hesitate to honor it
Late wife’s niece was a no-show during her cancer battle. Does the letter writer still honor her wishes to give the niece her diamonds?
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
NFL finalizing deal to take stake in ESPN, hand over RedZone
The Disney-owned network would receive RedZone and NFL Network if the deal is officially completed.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | The Commanders are coming, one way or another. Pony up, taxpayers.
Somebody should be able to strike a better deal.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | The jobs report’s warning on tariffs
The employment numbers that looked strong all spring have been revised downward.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | Why Trump’s tariffs are in trouble
The legality of Trump’s manic trade policies is finally being questioned in court.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Micah Parsons requests trade from Cowboys as negotiations get nastier
Disenchanted amid a contract dispute, the four-time Pro Bowl defender details his frustrations and says ‘I no longer want to be here.’
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Column | ‘And just Like That ...’ to end after three uneven seasons
“Sex and the City” sequel “And Just Like That...” will end with a two-part finale Aug. 14.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | Trump’s tariffs are doing just what his critics feared
Brutal job and inflation reports have the president firing the messenger. But the message is clear.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Federal Reserve governor to resign early, handing Trump an immediate opening on board
Federal Reserve Board Governor Adriana Kugler is stepping down from Fed, creating an unexpected opening for President Trump to shape the Fed...
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August 1, 2025
Trump fires data statistics chief after large revision to jobs report
Trump orders firing of top government economist after release of large revisions to employment data
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
7 takeaways from NTSB hearings on the deadly D.C. plane crash
NTSB hearings and documents revealed failures by the Army and FAA in the Jan. 29 crash of an American Airlines jet and an Army Black Hawk th...
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August 1, 2025
For Canada’s Carney, no deal with Trump might be better than a bad one
The Canadian prime minister said he was ‘disappointed’ after U.S. tariffs hikes. Some business groups and even his rivals say he shouldn’t c...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Tesla found partially liable for fatal 2019 crash involving driver-assistance technology; jury orders $200 million in damages
The outcome is a stunning rebuke for Tesla, which for years has fought to absolve itself of responsibility when its technology is involved i...
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August 1, 2025
Federal judge blocks Trump from swiftly deporting immigrants granted parole
The decision could present a major hurdle for the Trump administration and bar federal immigration officers from summarily deporting hundred...
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August 1, 2025
Analysis | Google is killing millions of web links to save a few bucks
The company junked its 15-year-old web address format, which will break a deluge of links in academic research, court documents and websites...
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August 1, 2025
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announces shutdown following funding loss
Trump’s successful campaign to strip federal money to NPR and PBS effectively ended the public media middleman.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Dream of a high-speed maglev train between D.C. and New York is dead for now
Gov. Wes Moore (D) expressed enthusiasm for the maglev train from D.C. to Baltimore, as did his Republican predecessor. The Trump administra...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | The quest to reach a human customer service agent
Edith Pritchett cartoon on automated customer service agents.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | We should prevent child abuse before it starts
Readers react to the death of Kemy Washington, renaming the National Opera House and more.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
NASA, SpaceX launch a crew of astronauts to space station
NASA and SpaceX successfully launched another crew to the International Space Station on Friday, as the space agency is losing about one-fif...
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August 1, 2025
Ghislaine Maxwell moved to lower-security prison in Texas
Her attorney did not explain why she was moved from a detention facility in Florida, where she is serving 20 years for sex trafficking.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | AI can help solve the shortage of air traffic controllers
Automation and modernization would help resolve chronic staffing shortages.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Mom in Arkansas park attack killed after helping kids to safety, police say
Cristen Brink and her husband, Clinton Brink, were killed while hiking with their young daughters. Murder suspect Andrew McGann was injured...
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August 1, 2025
Opinion | Trump’s tariff deadline: Six experts weigh in
Donald Trump’s deadline for countries to strike a trade deal with the U.S. or face hefty tariffs has arrived.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Column | The Commanders aren’t trading Terry McLaurin, but they need to make a deal
With Washington and its star wide receiver at a contract impasse, every day matters, and time is on neither party’s side.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
It was D.C.'s most humid July in over 90 years. What will August bring?
Heat and humidity will surge back after a delightful start.
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August 1, 2025
Death toll soars in Russian strike on Kyiv; Germany to send air defenses
Ukrainian officials said a Russian aerial attack was the most deadly on Kyiv this year.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Trump’s new tariffs will hit these major trading partners
Here’s how Canada, Mexico, China and other countries fare under President Donald Trump’s plan to rebalance global trade.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Maryland teen dies after getting trapped in storm drain during floods
In a separate incident, emergency responders rescued an 8-year-old boy standing atop a submerged car and a 2-year-old and woman trapped insi...
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August 1, 2025
Hear Robin Givhan and Marc Jacobs on creativity, vulnerability and getting older
The Washington Post’s Robin Givhan in conversation with designer Marc Jacobs.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | Lawfare warrior Donald Trump has egg on his face
The president keeps trying to undermine California’s farm animal protections.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
What is Lyme disease, the condition Justin Timberlake was diagnosed with?
The singer said living with Lyme disease “can be relentlessly debilitating, both mentally and physically.” Here’s what to know about the con...
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August 1, 2025
Trump’s new tariff regime set to take effect in a week
The taxes on imports could raise prices on consumer goods, experts worry, but the economy has so far shaken off the potential impact.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Opinion | Trump’s tariffs are undermining the peaceful, prosperous world order
Shout it from the mountaintop: No one wins a trade war.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
He thought he was too old to be an EMT. At 76, he’s saved countless lives.
A moped injury left Ed Levien vulnerable and grateful to strangers for their help. That led him to his second, and most meaningful, act — as...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
In Trump’s Washington, Palantir is winning big
From warfighting and tracking deportations to writing State Department cables with AI, the company is benefiting from a new technology-drive...
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August 1, 2025
Another Super Bowl run seems like a long shot for the aging 49ers
Brock Purdy and a group of older (and often injured) stars like Christian McCaffrey, Trent Williams and Nick Bosa are hoping for better luck...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Analysis | MLB trade deadline winners and losers: Mariners go big, Red Sox go small
After a frenetic trade deadline came and went, let’s take stock of who maximized their World Series chances and who could have done more (or...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Pets are being abandoned, surrendered amid Trump’s immigration crackdown
The heightened need is colliding with a shelter system already stretched thin by post-pandemic overcrowding, chronic staffing shortages and...
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August 1, 2025
Opinion | 80 years since Hiroshima. How much longer can the world’s luck hold?
The nuclear threat has become staggeringly more dangerous since Hiroshima.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Live updates: Trump, in warning to Russia, says nuclear submarines will be sent to ‘appropriate regions’
Get the latest news on President Donald Trump’s second term and the Republican-led Congress.
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August 1, 2025
Opinion | Data from Calif. and D.C. shows how minimum wage hikes can hurt
Recent experience underscores the perils of raising minimum wage above what the market can bear.
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August 1, 2025
Opinion | Readers critique The Post: Cheaters don’t deserve a right to privacy
Here are this week's Free for All letters.
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August 1, 2025
The champion English women’s soccer team is scoring new fans
England’s women’s national team, the Lionesses, are two-time Euro champions, upstaging the English men who have failed to bring home a big t...
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August 1, 2025
Chincoteague pony swim turns 100 amid big emotions and little horses
The annual wild pony swim at Chincoteague brings thousands of visitors and locals to the town every summer. This year was the swim’s 100th a...
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August 1, 2025
Trump is remaking the global trade system even as some see trouble ahead
President Donald Trump’s trade war strategy is yielding results, but economists warn of potential risks to the global economy.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
The former private prison exec behind ICE’s immigrant detention surge
David Venturella, a veteran of private prison firm Geo Group, joined the Trump administration to help oversee an expansion of the immigrant...
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August 1, 2025
As EPA weakens rules on ‘forever chemicals,’ states are moving forward
At least 250 bills to regulate the hazardous chemicals have been introduced this year in more than two dozen states.
Washington Post
August 1, 2025
Labor market expected to soften in July, as employers exercise caution
The U.S. labor market is expected to soften in July, with forecasters predicting 100,000 jobs added, as employers exercise caution amid econ...
Washington Post
August 1, 2025