The Washington Post

School-day routines — and even a loss on the football field — have provided relief for students and residents who lost everything.

An artist whose mower was his paintbrush. A black belt who dressed head to toe in pink. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.

A Philadelphia man created a vast trove of degrading images of women, police say. At least five may have been dead when they were photographed or recorded.

Since the Iran war sent gas prices soaring, Georgia, Kentucky and Indiana have cut or suspended their gas taxes. Similar proposals are under consideration in Ohio and Massachusetts.

Judy Markey, who has died at 82, helped bring women’s voices to the airwaves. She chose a medically assisted death in Switzerland.

The Department of Homeland Security says it will use the technology to “revolutionize” how the agency handles redactions.

The ruling ends a complicated legal fight that has injected uncertainty into November’s midterm elections in the state.

The storm is expected to bring winds up to 60 mph, heavy rain and coastal flooding to areas including New Jersey, New York City, Long Island and New England.

The school commissioned the independent review after a gunman shot Charlie Kirk as he addressed a crowd on Sept. 10, 2025.

Industry groups warned that ICE sweeps are “having a massive chilling effect on the legal, documented, skilled workers that put beef on the table.”

President Donald Trump wants to let states use a federal database that includes voters’ personal information to check for noncitizens on voter rolls.