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How would you narrow Trump’s VP shortlist? Take this quiz.

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Take this quiz and see who you think Trump might pick to be his vice presidential nominee. The Fix’s Aaron Blake offers his analysis of two dozen potential picks.

Medtronic wins FDA approval for adjustable spine-pain implant

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Medtronic said that the FDA approved its new spinal implant, which delivers a variable electrical pulse to interrupt pain signals before they reach the brain.

How can I get pesky squirrels to stop chewing my deck furniture?

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You can’t make them stop chewing, but these deterrents may help limit the damage.

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Blinken warns China to address its support for Russia or ‘we will’

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China’s support for Russia’s military industry was a top U.S. priority in Blinken’s trip to China but he said there had been no progress on the issue.

This tiny flower teaches us all we need to know about growing old

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What I have been watching for years was spring as humans made it. This year, I’m experiencing spring as God made it.

Election 2024 latest news: Trump plans pair of rallies during day off from court next week

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Live updates from the 2024 campaign trail with the latest news on presidential candidates, polls, primaries and more.

Welcome to Washington, Jayden Daniels. Now, save the franchise.

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The No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft arrives with a glossy résumé and jaw-dropping skill set. Now comes the burden of putting a franchise on his shoulders.

How this new rule protects retirement savers from costly advice

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The Labor Department has moved to ensure more financial professionals are obligated to act in the best interest of clients.

As youth crime persists, one question looms large (continued)

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Let me tell you about a different kind of father. Mine.

What to watch with your kids: ‘Knuckles,’ ‘Rebel Moon — Part Two’ and more

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Common Sense Media reviews of “Knuckles,” “Rebel Moon — Part Two: The Scargiver,” “Tiger” and “The Spiderwick Chronicles.”

Images of injured wolf, muzzled in a bar, draw fury over Wyo. hunting laws

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Video shows a man bringing an injured wolf to a bar in Sublette County, Wyo., sparking international outrage about wolf hunting and animal abuse laws in the state.

In the galleries: Mixing the macabre with views on mortality

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Challenging conventional notions of death, depicting internal and frameworks in our lives, cabinetry with explicit messages, another view of car culture

D.C. says axing Circulator won’t hurt riders much. Some riders disagree.

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D.C. plans to eliminate the Circulator bus system in 2025 as part of budget cuts, That could force thousands of regular riders to find a new way to commute.

Readers critique The Post: There’s no such thing as a redhead

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Here are this week's Free for All letters.

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How the Justice Department should have argued against Trump’s immunity

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Two of the court’s liberal justices point the way forward.

Alex Ovechkin looks ‘a little bit off,’ and it’s a big problem for the Caps

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For the Capitals to have a chance at putting a dent in their 2-0 playoff deficit, their captain and offensive pulse needs to find a way to get going.

Hal Hershfelt, used to a life in motion, finds a foothold with the Spirit

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Raised in a military family, the standout rookie has proven adept at acclimating to new environments.

The rise of managerial cities, flushing stink bugs and your favorite season!

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This week, we ask the immortal question: Just how much water does it take to flush a stink bug? Among other pressing queries.

‘We Grown Now’: Nothing shy in this Chi-Town

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A sentimental drama about two boys in Chicago’s Cabrini-Green housing project hammers home its unsubtle themes in Minhal Baig’s “We Grown Now.”

A Va. woman wants access to two frozen embryos. Her ex-husband says no.

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A judge is weighing whether a divorced woman can use frozen embryos she shares with her ex-husband under the theory that they are property that can be partitioned.

Senate pursues action against AI deepfakes in election campaigns

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A Senate hearing highlights the dangers of bogus, artificial intelligence materials in elections. A bill was introduced in 2023, but the urgency is now.

‘Boy Kills World’ offers bare-knuckle yuks

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A manic dystopian fight comedy overstays its welcome in “Boy Kills World.”

The death of Participant Media is ‘grim news for serious movies’

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For 20 years, Participant pursued a dual path of making good films and having a social impact.

Secret meetings, social chatter: How the Columbia protest sparked a student revolt

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The student protests over the war in Gaza are the culmination of months of activism and covert planning. Social media and smartphones have supercharged the growing revolt.

Giant cargo ships were Baltimore port’s financial salvation and its curse

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The ambitious makeover of the Baltimore port enabled the port last year to process record numbers of cargo, but also tied the city’s fortunes to giant oceangoing vessels that some warned were prone to accidents.