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Two-thirds of Chicago kids under 6 exposed to lead in water, study estimates

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The report says much housing infrastructure was built before the use of new lead pipes was banned in 1986. Lead can affect intelligence, behavior and learning, experts say.

Paris Olympics security fears are clashing with ‘Games wide open’ pledge

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Organizers have scaled back a grand plan to make the Opening Ceremonies on the Seine river widely accessible and free to most.

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Sports Illustrated’s owner announces new publisher amid turmoil

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Sports Illustrated has found a new publisher, the company’s owner announced Monday, ending months of uncertainty over who would operate the storied sports publication. The new publisher is Minute Media, a London-based digital media company…

Trump’s mixed-up, invented and false account of his first impeachment

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The former president regaled a rally crowd with a fictional version of his impeachment over a phone call with the Ukrainian president.

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Mother who left baby at home for 10-day vacation gets life for murder

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Kristel Candelario pleaded guilty to aggravated murder after leaving her 16-month-old child at home in a playpen while she vacationed in Puerto Rico and Detroit.

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Middle East conflict live updates: Israel to send team to D.C. to discuss Rafah; Blinken will return to Mideast

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President Biden fears an Israeli offensive in Rafah would worsen the humanitarian toll and hurt Israel’s long-term security, his national security adviser said.

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Caps’ Ivan Miroshnichenko has gone from insurance policy to lineup staple

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The team’s first-round pick from 2022 has earned his minutes during a crucible of a trip that has seen the Caps stay in the thick of the playoff race.

Israel’s war on Hamas brings famine to Gaza

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What makes this calamity all the more stunning is that it’s entirely the product of human decisions.

Ask Amy: Parents disagree about where daughter’s visiting boyfriend should sleep

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Does this dad have a right to not want his visiting college student daughter sleeping in the same room as her boyfriend?

Chicken Fried Steak With White Gravy

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Chicken fried steak is typically a cheap cut of beef that is breaded and fried, then served with a white gravy.

Miss Manners: Is complimenting makeup actually insulting?

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Letter writer finds compliments on her makeup to be insulting.

Carolyn Hax: Teen sees new stepsiblings as ‘too Brady Bunch for me’

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Mom remarried a man with older kids, and this teen is annoyed by how hard the new stepsiblings are trying.

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Long-awaited trip to NCAA tournament will be final chapter for Duquesne coach

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Keith Dambrot, who turned around the Dukes’ program over seven years, cited his wife’s cancer battle, as well as changes in the college game.

Lawsuit details 1993 sexual assault allegation against New York mayor

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The complaint filed Monday accuses Eric Adams of sexually assaulting a woman, who also worked for the city in 1993, after she asked him for help getting a promotion.

Michigan lawyer who claimed election fraud arrested after Dominion hearing

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Stefanie Lambert was facing a bench warrant from a state court in Michigan, where she is accused of taking part in a conspiracy to tamper with voting machines.

Climate activists disrupting Jeremy Strong was the best part of the play

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Jeremy Strong’s Broadway revival of Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” is weirdly underwhelming.

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Cannon tells lawyers to weigh if Trump conduct can’t be reviewed by courts

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In Donald Trump’s classified documents case, Judge Aileen Cannon’s order about jury instructions seems to take precedence over numerous other pretrial issues.

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Men charged with murder in D.C. killing of bystander in January

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Court documents say the three men also have been charged with various counts in connection with an armed robbery of a Metrobus passenger’s Moose Knuckle coat.

Congress, White House agree on spending but may still miss deadline

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A partial government shutdown this weekend could be brief, but Congress hasn’t left itself much time to act before funding runs out

Before Bernie Sanders, Richard Nixon championed the 4-day workweek

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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Richard Nixon might seem to have little in common, but the disgraced former president was an early champion of the four-day workweek.

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Trump says Jewish Democrats ‘hate’ their religion and Israel

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The former president revisited his previous assertions that Jewish Americans were being disloyal.

The schedule and the injury report do Wizards no favors vs. Celtics

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Playing on the second night of a back-to-back with a roster ravaged by injury, the Wizards fared as one might expect against the team with the NBA’s best record.

Stephen Breyer’s new book sheds light on Supreme Court cases on abortion, guns

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A new book by retired Supreme Court justice Stephen G. Breyer, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism,” will be released March 26.

D.C. Council chairman blames budget delay on mayor’s office

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The delay threatens to further complicate a budget season that has already sparked discussions about potential cuts and tax increases to fill the city’s financial gaps.

Monday, Mar 18

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The power of abstraction, set to a slapstick score

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Plus: Death in Rafah. The SAT is back. Elon Musk.

Trump can’t find anyone to spot him $464 million. Would you?

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Suretors are nervous the former president is a bad bet? Shocking.

Industry-friendly Va. ‘skill games’ bill could get caught in arena fight

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Skill game supporters fear Gov. Glenn Youngkin might veto the bill out of spite, while industry critics worry he might go along with it as part of a deal to get the arena.