In 2007, Congress let homeowners get loan forgiveness from banks without reporting it as income. If the tax break is not renewed, many could owe thousands.
Hamid Aboutalebi was allegedly a member of the group responsible for the takeover of the U.S. Embassy.
The Glenn family mourns Bryan, who died in 2012. (Linda Davidson/Post)
At W.T. Woodson High School in suburban Virginia, there is an urgent question: Why would so many teens take their lives?
Watch as Russia’s Vladimir Putin, Crimea and the Ukrainian parliament get the late-night treatment.
OUTLOOK | The former Supreme Court justice says this would change the law to its original intent.
They’re clunky, but “robot pens” are still signing government documents — including in the Oval Office.
The choice of Sylvia Mathews Burwell shows the need for steady hands to handle the complex issue.
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SLATE | While some may call them “safety schools,” their academics prove they’re much more.
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GRAPHIC | The ocean’s depth frames the complexity of the search.
Two ordinary people’s lives transform into a romance during a string of rural serial fires.
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A look at nutrition and contamination in organic and conventional meat, milk, produce, eggs and fish.
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PHOTOS | D.C.’s cherry blossom trees bloomed just in time to provide a colorful finale to the city’s festival.
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VIDEO | A woman has been arrested in Las Vegas after she threw a shoe at the former secretary of state.
Ukraine, “Spider-Man 2” premiere, Civil Rights Summit, Hillary Clinton dodges shoe, stiletto heel murder trial and more.
People occupying a cellphone company’s abandoned buildings in the Telerj slum protest police action.
First and second round action from the Masters tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
The first European Union troops arrived in the Central African Republic.
Photos from the International Space Station, Landsat and other satellites around the globe.
It’s prime viewing time for Washington’s famous trees from Japan.
Rolling Stone, New Yorker and Time covers gave people something to talk about.
Photographer Sol Neelman documents some of the world’s oddest sporting events.
House leader’s name-calling style lacks substance when it comes to her political opponents.
Why the actress actually has a case in her $6 million lawsuit against the drugstore chain.
REVIEW | In D.C., the polarizing singer is sexy, mischievous and more intriguing than her pop peers.
Much of the region’s growth is now driven by births, not new residents, census figures show.
COLUMN | COLUMN | At Augusta National, a chamber of commerce afternoon wreaks havoc with some of golf’s best.
MONKEY CAGE | If this is true, it will gravely damage US credibility in the Internet governance debate.
COLUMN | The companies are doing a clever cash-rich split-off — and it’s completely legal.
WHERE WE LIVE | The Williams-Addison House sold for the highest price for a D.C. home since 2010.
IN THE LOOP | Burns is retiring after staying on longer than he intended at the urging of President Obama.
Dialogue with the president could be the first step toward ending the country’s political crisis.
Q&A TRANSCRIPT | Hank Stuever’s weekly TV chat discussed Colbert’s big move, plus what to expect from “Mad Men” and “Veep.”
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Chris Cillizza discussed the latest in politics, including the timing of Sebelius’s resignation and Scott Brown’s surprising poll numbers.
