HealthCare.gov’s appeals system is not yet working, leaving tens of thousands of people who discovered the site made mistakes in their plans with few options.
A study suggests new contraceptives play a greater role in reducing abortions, while the procedure’s foes credit state laws.
Philip Seymour Hoffman was 46. (AP)
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Seattle’s Malcolm Smith holds the Vince Lombardi Trophy. (AP)
The Seahawks made quick work of Peyton Manning and the Broncos’ storied offense to secure their first NFL championship.
COLUMN | The Broncos quarterback will add Sunday’s loss to the chorus of criticism that he produces great statistics, not great wins.
The Seahawks win their first Super Bowl title riding on a dominant defense over the Denver Broncos.
The new Federal Reserve chair has been reticent about the role her gender has played in her career.
Advocates hail a new rule by China’s government requiring factories to disclose data on emissions.
In an overwhelmed court, a judge has an average of just seven minutes per deportation case.
Attorneys general have to defend laws against gay marriage even if they don’t like them.
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The Seattle Seahawks defeat the Denver Broncos, 43-8, to win the first world championship in franchise history.
The big game is more than just football; it’s also a gathering of NFL fans, many of whom are famous.
Award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his Manhattan apartment, police say. He was 46.
After a long frigid snap, the Washington region looks like it has crawled out of some ancient mineral sea.
The photographer shows that the simplest kind of cameras can reveal new ways of seeing the world.
Kenyan lions fitted with GPS-tracking collars, a snowy owl in downtown Washington and other fascinating creatures.
A twist: Religious Restoration Reform Act first supported by Democrats is now being used to battle health care.
From puppies to Dannon, Super Bowl advertisers even promised paths to world peace through soda and body spray.
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The Post tested two routes from Springfield in the morning rush: One by Blue Line and the other by car.
Washington loses a two-goal lead three times vs. visiting Detroit before its captain ends matters.
The FCC says it plans to increase by $1 billion the portion of the E-Rate program for broadband grants.
The hotel giant says digital video job interviews are saving time and money and are helping it find better workers.
After many renovations, this home has maintained its historic charm while moving into the modern era.
Investment companies bought up government contractors during the boom years, but now their acquisitions face declining spending and a reshaping industry.
Benjamin Netanyahu says pressure on his Cabinet to strike an accord with Palestinians would backfire.
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