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Most Popular Articles

  1. Republicans rejecting their own ideas
  2. Russia's Putin says he intends to sign bill banning Americans from adopting Russian children
  3. CIA's Global Response Staff emerging from shadows after incidents in Libya and Pakistan
  4. On 'fiscal cliff,' Obama and senators returning to Washington for one last attempt at deal
  5. Brazilian cities hit by crack epidemic

Most Popular Videos

  1. David Gregory's high capacity magazine
  2. Injured whale found on New York beach
  3. Bold predictions for the Reskins-Cowboys game--Post Sports Live
  4. World's longest high-speed train opens in China
  5. Obama returns to Washington for 'fiscal cliff' negotiations

Most Popular Photo Galleries

  1. Predictions for 2013
  2. Brazil's crack epidemic
  3. The Obamas' Hawaiian holiday
  4. China launches world's longest high-speed rail line
  5. Cold front brings violent storms, snow

Most Popular in Lifestyle

  1. Readers' advice on girls' clothes and staying friends with a divorcing couple
  2. At Spanx, the battle of the bulges is on
  3. Gift bottle of wine should stay regifted
  4. Production firms stir suspicion among networks, would-be clients
  5. Carolyn Hax: Readers' advice on adultery, late-life parenting and more

Most Popular in Sports

  1. Robert Griffin III, Trent Williams, Lorenzo Alexander named to Pro Bowl
  2. Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon makes a difference in everything he gets his hands on
  3. Redskins-Cowboys: Barry Cofield, Stephen Bowen are Washington's unsung heroes
  4. NHL lockout cripples business near Verizon Center
  5. In the NHL lockout, the owners have it all wrong

Most Popular in Politics

  1. N.Y. newspaper posts gun permit map, starts nasty online battle
  2. Hawaii's lieutenant governor is named to the U.S. Senate
  3. Over 150,000 baby recliners recalled by 4 national retailers amid reports of infant deaths
  4. FreedomWorks tea party group nearly falls apart in fight between old and new guard
  5. Top 10 stories in the federal workforce in 2012

Most Popular in Opinions

  1. Republicans rejecting their own ideas
  2. The door-opener to America
  3. Tax fairness and the wealthy
  4. John Kerry: Well-suited to be secretary of state
  5. Look beyond the Capitol for the next speaker

Most Popular in Local

  1. Police: NBC asked to use high-capacity magazine
  2. The search for Yarrow Mamout
  3. Police lean toward robbery motive in Capitol Hill slaying
  4. Federal judge bars retrial in Prince William murder case
  5. Trolley owner ends wedding business rather than serve same sex couples

Most Popular in Entertainment

  1. The 'failed' expectations of Charles Dickens
  2. Three New Year's Eve party options
  3. Short stories that take us to dangerous places
  4. From a Manila slum emerges a Cinderella, thanks to ballet scholarship program for poor kids
  5. Best TV shows of 2012

Most Popular in National

  1. EPA head Jackson to resign post
  2. Husband arrested in Christmas Eve slaying of suburban Milwaukee police officer
  3. Wis. man sparks global phenomenon as Little Free Libraries spread to at least 36 countries
  4. The best leadership moments of 2012
  5. Spokesman: Former President George H.W. Bush in intensive care unit at Houston hospital

Most Popular in Business

  1. Russia's Putin says he intends to sign bill banning Americans from adopting Russian children
  2. On 'fiscal cliff,' Obama and senators returning to Washington for one last attempt at deal
  3. IRS raising limits on retirement contributions for 2013
  4. Powerful storm lashes Northeast after sweeping through nation's midsection
  5. Antidepressants to treat grief? Psychiatry panelists with ties to drug industry say yes

Most Popular in World

  1. CIA's Global Response Staff emerging from shadows after incidents in Libya and Pakistan
  2. Brazilian cities hit by crack epidemic
  3. Son of slain Pakistani premier Benazir Bhutto launches political career with fiery speech
  4. The high cost of disengagement
  5. Swedish police alerted after Santa's gray outfit angers foreign guest
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