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What to know about Pr. George’s schools changing its bell times, bus stops

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Some schools in Prince George’s County will have different start and end times next school year. Here’s what families need to know about the changes.

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NATO seeks air defenses for Ukraine as Congress finally nears vote on aid

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Ukraine’s plea for more air defense has taken on greater urgency after watching the United States and its allies help Israel repel a major Iranian missile and drone attack.

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Biden Title IX rules set to protect trans students, survivors of abuse

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The Biden administration finalized sweeping Title IX rules barring discrimination against transgender students and ordering a new system for sexual assault claims.

Will Kennedy play spoiler at the state level? New polling says … maybe.

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Close races in swing states remain close even with independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the mix.

A reporter’s gesture to Caitlin Clark was dumb. So is a lot of the anger.

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Many of the critics attacking IndyStar columnist are more concerned with settling scores than defending women’s athletes.

Oklahoma officials tell trans pro wrestler not to compete in their state

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The state’s sports commission warned a professional wrestling promotion against allowing a transgender woman to wrestle other women again.

Carolyn Hax chat: My cousin is telling people I’m excluding her ‘out of revenge’

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Advice columnist Carolyn Hax answers your questions about the strange train we call life.

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LSU’s gymnasts are stars online — and hunting their first NCAA title

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Online star Olivia Dunne helped put LSU gymnastics on the map. Her teammates have the team on the verge of an NCAA championship.

On a trip to Korea, I rediscovered myself in the food

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An illustrated essay shows how Korean food brought the author a sense of the familiar and greater understanding of her culture and identity.

Tortured Poets Trading Cards

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Featuring Lord Byron, Emily Dickinson and Taylor Swift. Collect them all!

How Americans view the conflict in Gaza

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Most Americans oppose the military action but are more likely to sympathize with the Israeli people.

Bipartisan House coalition advances Ukraine aid

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The vote now puts the legislation to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan on a likely track of passing the House Saturday and comes after Israel carried out a strike on Iran early Friday in retaliation for a barrage of missiles and drones…

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Wyoming’s wolf-elimination policy leads to torture and darkness

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For the sake of our shared humanity, let’s hope national wildlife authorities move quickly to protect Wyoming’s wolves.

Report cites red flags for fatigue risk among air traffic controllers

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A panel of experts was tasked with helping the FAA develop strategies for reducing fatigue and improving the well-being of the nation’s air traffic controllers.

Apple pulls WhatsApp, Threads and Signal from app store in China

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Apple has removed several widely used communications platforms from its app store in China at the request of the Chinese government.

Isfahan, apparent site of Israeli strike, is home to Iranian nuclear facilities

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The central Iranian province, Israel’s apparent target in Friday’s strike, has an Iranian military base and key nuclear labs.

So I married an ax thrower: Virginia couple to compete at world championships

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Suzie Bassett and Russ Murphy are among a dozen local throwers who qualified for this weekend’s tournament in Tulsa.

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Live updates: Trump hush money trial jury selection resumes to pick alternates

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Jury selection is contininuing Friday in Donald Trump’s hush money trial in New York. Twelve jurors and one alternate have been selected, and five alternates are still sought.

How did Post Malone become the year’s biggest guest star?

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Post Malone, guest artist du jour, sings on Beyoncé’s brand-friendly “Levii’s Jeans” and Taylor Swift’s moody electropop “Fortnight.”

Israel’s limited strike on Iran appears designed to avoid escalation

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The scale of the attack appeared limited, with one Israel official saying it was intended to signal to Iran that Israel has the ability to strike inside the country.

This $16 Italian white wine is wonderful for warm weather meals

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Plus, an Oregon pinot noir and a sublime, splurge-worthy Austrian sparkling rosé to check out.

Biden shows that a true friend of Israel doesn’t just cheerlead

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President Biden remains in support of the Israeli people while delicately restraining Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Nicole Eisenman is the most inventive U.S. painter working right now

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One of our most celebrated living artists, Nicole Eisenman is the subject of a superb retrospective at the MCA Chicago.

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Live updates: Israel strikes Iran, Israeli official says; U.S. says it was not involved

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No damage was reported to Isfahan province’s nuclear sites. The strike was intended to signal that Israel has the ability to strike inside Iran, an official said.

Can I repair a crumbling concrete step without replacing all of them?

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Step-by-step instructions on how to repair crumbling concrete, whether it’s just one step or several.

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Nearly 50 cats were rescued from a hot car. Now one is a Target model.

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Jill LeBrun was stunned and delighted to see her rescue pet’s image plastered on buckets of cat litter at Target.

DEI ‘lives on’ after Supreme Court ruling, but critics see an opening

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Legal experts largely agreed the Muldrow ruling lowered the bar in workplace bias claims, but views diverged on how that standard would play out in DEI cases.

The homeless right-to-camp issue comes to the Supreme Court

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A much-reversed federal appeals court appears likely to run into trouble again over its upholding of a town’s law intended to aid public health and safety.