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'Gallant man'
Former President Reagan remembered during somber service at U.S. Capitol. • FULL STORY | • VIDEO: CHENEY'S EULOGY

• WP: Thousands descend on D.C.
• U.S. Capitol briefly evacuated
• Slide show: Reagan's life

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NIGHTLY NEWS

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• A special bond

Many immigrants admired Reagan

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

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POLITICS

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• REMEMBERING REAGAN
Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th president of the United States, was remembered Wednesday evening as much for his “kindness, caring and simplicity of good character” as he was for restoring Americans’ faith in their country.

• WP: Thousands come to honor Reagan• WP: Some bitter at his legacy• For Reagan, final honors ‘by the book’• How Reagan's passing helps Bush

BUSINESS

STOCKS | PERSONAL FINANCE | MORE

• BUSH-ONOMICS IN A POST-REAGAN WORLD
The death of former President Reagan has triggered fresh debate over an economic legacy that has inspired a generation of policy-makers, including many behind President Bush’s "supply side" strategy of cutting taxes to boost growth.

• When technology fails the insured• Profit-taking weighs on Wall Street• Oil prices rise after inventory report• Clear Channel to pay record FCC indecency fine

SPORTS

SCORES | TEAMS | MATCHUPS | MORE

• BIRD: NBA NEEDS MORE WHITE SUPERSTARS
Hall of Famer says it would appeal to fan base

• Garciaparra returns with style• Bryant's lawyers claim evidence ignored• Browns to cut former No. 1 pick Couch• Fired-up Cards rough up Prior, Cubs

ENTERTAINMENT

MOVIES | GOSSIP | MORE

• IF IT AIN’T PRO-WAR, IT AIN’T ON COUNTRY RADIO
While artists like Toby Keith and Charlie Daniels get airtime, those like Emmylou Harris and Nanci Griffith who represent different points of view get ignored.

• ‘Six Feet Under’ just as dark as last year• Britney Spears undergoes knee surgery• Bringing ‘Six Feet Under’ corpses to life• Courtney Love charged with assault

TECH AND SCIENCE

MARS | TECH | MORE

• SPACE SCIENCE DONE BY REMOTE CONTROL
A phantom “third crewman” keeps science gear on the international space station functioning 24-7, even when the two onboard astronauts aren't paying attention.

• Safeguards prescribed for e-voting systems• Nations to search Internet for pedophiles• Nintendo developing new game console• 'Harry Potter' technology coming your way

HEALTH

WEB MD | HEALTH LIBRARY | MORE

• GENETIC CHANGES COULD EXPLAIN BRAIN DECLINE
Scientists say they’ve found a “genetic signature” of aging in the human brain — changes in key genes that may be linked to deteriorating mental function as we get older.

• Antidepressants to get pregnancy warning• Sex more likely when women are most fertile• Drug treatment effective in HIV babies• Bush still opposes embryonic stem-cell research

TV NEWS

TODAY | NIGHTLY NEWS | DATELINE

• NIGHTLY: REPORT--PENTAGON WASTED $100 MILLION
According to a new report by the investigative arm of Congress, the Pentagon has wasted tens of millions of dollars on commercial airplane tickets that were never used.

• Nightly: Michael Deaver remembers Reagan• E-mail Today: Your memories of Ronald Reagan• Today: New book offers help for seniors• Today: Just what are 'nutraceuticals'?

TRAVEL

SAVINGS SLEUTH | MORE

• ALL INCLUSIVE RESORTS: JUST SAY NO
You don’t need to elbow your way through a buffet line or share the pool with hundreds of kids to save money on a Caribbean package. Here are some anti-all-inclusive packages for the same price at mellower hotels for a low-key, yet cheap getaway.

• Weblog: Savings Sleuth• Chicago: Park set to open July 1• Plymouth: Life as a colonist

OPINIONS

SLATE | MORE

• REYNOLDS: REFLECTIONS ON REAGAN
Reagan's greatest achievement is that he changed the national mood of the country. After two decades of notable failures Americans started believing in America again

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WASHINGTONPOST.COM HIGHLIGHTS

• THOUSANDS COME TO HONOR REAGAN
From far away and close by, thousands of people lined the procession route and crowded outside the U.S. Capitol Wednesday for a chance to view a moment in history and bid farewell to former President Ronald Reagan.

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DECISION 2004