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Most Popular Articles

  1. Conservative Republicans fight back after Romney loss
  2. Clinton heads to Mideast as Israel weighs risky choices on Gaza
  3. The best tax deduction to chop
  4. Grover Norquist's rear-guard action on taxes
  5. Military spouses stay mum on the subject of infidelity

Most Popular Videos

  1. HOT Lanes test drive with Dr. Gridlock
  2. Why Paula Broadwell left Harvard
  3. Sen. John McCain: 'One of the dumbest questions I've ever heard'
  4. College Park reacts to Maryland's sudden move to the Big Ten
  5. Hostess saved for now by court order

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Best books of 2012
  2. Sweet potato recipes for Thanksgiving
  3. Fighting in Gaza
  4. Deadly airstrikes in Gaza Strip
  5. Republicans run from Romney

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Carolyn Hax: Do three exes add up to trouble?
  2. Thanksgiving food science: Five holiday flubs explained
  3. Miss Manners: Video chat is like talking to neighbors minus the fence
  4. Audience tunes out American Music Awards
  5. A wife's failed job hunt sticks relationship in a trap

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Maryland moves to Big Ten out of desperation, instead of deliberation
  2. Big Ten Expansion: Maryland leaves ACC, joins conference in financial move
  3. John Feinstein: In the Big Ten, Maryland sees power in numbers
  4. Maryland Big Ten move means it joins a not-so-proud list of leech schools
  5. Redskins find little time to savor Sunday's win, face Dallas Thursday

Most Popular in Politics

  1. Conservative Republicans fight back after Romney loss
  2. Political prognostication? It's kid stuff.
  3. Rep. Allen West concedes South Florida race to newcomer after 2 weeks of recount court fight
  4. Future for Republicans is not so bad
  5. Romney sinks quickly in Republicans' esteem

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. The best tax deduction to chop
  2. Grover Norquist's rear-guard action on taxes
  3. Time to end the war on drugs
  4. Making economic advancement realistic
  5. The callousness of Hamas

Most Popular in Local

  1. Military spouses stay mum on the subject of infidelity
  2. Disabled but determined, U.S. diplomat Jeffrey Glassman sues over forced retirement
  3. New Beltway express lanes lead to crashes and changes
  4. Teen charged as adult in killing at Woodley Park Metro station
  5. D.C. to consider revamped liquor laws

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. Wranglers say horses, other animals used in 'Hobbit' movies died on unsafe New Zealand farm
  2. R&B singer Billy Scott of The Prophets dies in Charlotte at age 70, recorded 1960s, ྂs hits
  3. The 10 best books of 2012
  4. Quick Spins: Rihanna's 'Unapologetic'
  5. Arena Stage's much-too-fair 'My Fair Lady' has no trouble getting to the church on time

Most Popular in National

  1. Medical Mystery: A woman endures multiple surgeries when a wound will not heal
  2. Astronomers spy a planet untethered to any star there may be many more
  3. Woman, 3 grandkids killed on ND American Indian reservation 'person of interest' killed self
  4. Making steam without boiling water, thanks to nanoparticles
  5. Officials say fatal house explosion in Indianapolis being investigated as a homicide

Most Popular in Business

  1. Hewlett-Packard says it's the victim of fictitious accounting at company it acquired
  2. Green Mountain Coffee names Coke exec Brian Kelley as CEO amid coffee company's slowing growth
  3. Big-box stores attempt to lure online shoppers
  4. HTC's Chou denies Apple settlement estimate reports
  5. Democrats push to redeploy Obama's voter database

Most Popular in World

  1. Clinton heads to Mideast as Israel weighs risky choices on Gaza
  2. In Gaza, line between militants and population is thin
  3. Sen. Tom Coburn cuts the fat at Pentagon in his 'Department of Everything' report
  4. Clinton's Mideast talks don't include Hamas leaders
  5. In Israel, resignation to the cycle of violence
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