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Swimming with a sea turtle
Take a dive with Calypso, a three-flippered sea turtle getting used to a painstakingly re-created coral reef habitat at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Post video journalist AJ Chavar went into the deep.
Mandela's vision, partly realized
Two decades after the fall of apartheid, South Africa has become an inclusive but unequal society. South African ambassador to the U.S. Ebrahim Rasool discusses what is and isn’t working.
Kirk Cousins on ‘Game Changer’ and backing-up RGIII
Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins discusses his book “Game Changer: Faith, Football and Finding Your Way” and how he handles being the back-up to one of the most popular athletes in the world.
The return of Robert Griffin III
The Post Sports Live crew debates whether there is a chance that quarterback Robert Griffin III will not return in the Redskins’ Week 1 game against the Eagles.
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A prince is born, but who cares?
As royal baby mania sweeps the world, the Post's Alexandra Petri hits the streets to find out what folks in the District really think.
Jihadists get high tech with their music
Jihadists in the Middle East are using music videos to target new recruits to join the cause. Home production studios and cheaper equipment are making it easier to produce high-quality hits.
What are the biggest non-RGIII story lines from training camp?
The Post’s Jason Reid, Dan Steinberg and Jonathan Forsythe discuss what story lines out of Redskins training camp they will be following outside of Robert Griffin III’s recovery.
Detroit: Sunk or salvageable?
Detroit's bankruptcy filing has brought protests, angst and anger from residents about pensions and city services. Wonkblog's Lydia DePillis breaks down what is next for the iconic American city.
Clues to crossword perfection
It is the 100th anniversary of the creation of the crossword puzzle. But take it from Merl Reagle, one of the genre’s masters: crafting this favorite diversion takes more than just drawing boxes and coming up with clues.
In Vegas, guns join gambling
Entertainment is big business in Las Vegas with its casinos and shows. But in an already-crowded market, a new industry has taken hold, allowing tourists to pay money to shoot guns. The Post’s Whitney Shefte goes on a guns odyssey.
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