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Most Popular Articles

  1. Is Paula Broadwell's wardrobe fair game?
  2. Probe eyes any Petraeus staff role in Broadwell obtaining sensitive documents
  3. Israel dominates the new Middle East
  4. Doctors: Puerto Rican boxer 'Macho' Camacho is brain dead
  5. Mammograms leading to unnecessary treatment, study finds

Most Popular Videos

  1. Jesse Jackson Jr. resigns from Congress
  2. Bold predictions for Redskins-Cowboys game--Post Sports Live
  3. President Obama pardons 'Cobbler' and 'Gobbler'
  4. Prince Harry lets it all hang out
  5. Elmo actor Kevin Clash resigns

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Best books of 2012
  2. Day in photos
  3. A presidential pardon for Cobbler and Gobbler
  4. Animal views
  5. Hostess Brands vs. the union

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Cutting ties with an ex-boyfriend who's too close for comfort
  2. Presidential pardoning of turkeys: Is this Thanksgiving tradition past its prime?
  3. Ask Amy: Sharing households means sharing expenses
  4. Thanksgiving turkey prep primer
  5. 'Insider' airs interview with Elmo puppeteer's first accuser

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Doctors: Puerto Rican boxer 'Macho' Camacho is brain dead
  2. With much at stake, Redskins seek important Thanksgiving Day win over Cowboys
  3. Washington Wizards fall to 0-10 with 101-100 overtime loss at Atlanta
  4. NHL lockout: Owners shouldn't underestimate the Fehr factor
  5. Syracuse's Jim Boeheim goes off on all the conference movement after Orange win over Princeton

Most Popular in Politics

  1. Probe eyes any Petraeus staff role in Broadwell obtaining sensitive documents
  2. Jesse Jackson Jr. quits, ending a once promising political career
  3. After election euphoria, liberals begin to worry about the political fights to come
  4. Survey: Federal workers' morale dropping
  5. Paul Ryan's political capital rides on 'fiscal cliff' negotiations

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. Is Paula Broadwell's wardrobe fair game?
  2. Israel dominates the new Middle East
  3. For these things, we give thanks
  4. What the 'takers' really want
  5. The new Greatest Generation

Most Popular in Local

  1. 'Turkeys of the Year' for 2012 in D.C. region
  2. College recruiters in their 20s look for potential applicants, their own futures
  3. Cupboards bare at area food pantries as government donations drop and need rises
  4. Advice on choosing a federal employee health plan
  5. No Jackpot Winner

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. 50 notable works of fiction
  2. The 10 best books of 2012
  3. Bob Dylan throws some change-ups at Verizon Center
  4. Art Ginsburg, known as the delightfully dorky Mr. Food, dies from cancer at 81
  5. 'Jekyll & Hyde' musical thrilling, ominous and way too obvious

Most Popular in National

  1. Mammograms leading to unnecessary treatment, study finds
  2. Police in Ark. investigate death of 6-year-old girl was chained to dresser in earlier case
  3. NIH will share more info about outbreaks, high-profile diseases
  4. 10 Things to Know for Thursday
  5. Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off in NYC, bringing festive mood to area hit by Sandy

Most Popular in Business

  1. Black Friday 2012: Tech deals and discounts
  2. Picking the right smartphone
  3. Failure of Hostess a sad moment for customers and employees
  4. 3rd person dies from wild mushroom poisoning at Northern California senior care facility
  5. Apple promises Black Friday deals

Most Popular in World

  1. For Israel's Netanyahu, cease-fire has benefits and risks
  2. After Israel, Hamas reach Gaza cease-fire, both sides claim victory
  3. E-mails say no sailors watched bin Laden's burial at sea after SEAL raid
  4. Egypt's Morsi emerges as key player
  5. A shattered Gaza celebrates cease-fire between Israel and Hamas
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