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Ann Marimow writes about the Supreme Court for The Washington Post. She previously covered state government and politics at the San Jose Mercury News in California and the Concord Monitor in New ...

With a 3-0 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday, the Washington Capitals extended their winning streak to six games. Tom Wilson, Matt Roy and Pierre-Luc Dubois scored and Logan Thompson ...

BA in Journalism and Political Science Rachel Weiner came to The Washington Post as a politics Web editor and then a political blogger. Since 2014 she has been on the Metro desk covering Donald ...

Interest in tubal ligations and vasectomies has skyrocketed in the past two years, according to research and health-care providers. Twenty-five people are confirmed dead from the two biggest ...

The retail chain announced "a comprehensive brand refresh" in a news release on Monday, Jan. 13. It's the first logo change for the 63-year-old company since it removed the star between "Wal" and ...

Education: University of Delaware, BS in finance; Columbia University, MS in journalism Pranshu Verma is a reporter on The Washington Post's technology team, where he primarily covers artificial ...

Paybarah joined The Washington Post in 2022. He previously covered politics for the New York Times, Politico New York and was a Knight-Wallace Fellow in 2017. Donald Trump was sentenced Friday to ...

Leigh Ann Caldwell is co-author of The Washington Post’s Early 202 and focuses on Congress, politics and the White House. She is also an anchor for Washington Post Live, conducting high-impact ...

Marc Fisher, an associate editor of The Washington Post, writes a column on Washington – the city, its suburbs, and the people and issues of big-city America. Fisher moved to Opinions in 2024 ...

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