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House GOP asks for Hunter Biden and whistleblower to testify
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff is likely to reject many, if not all, of the witnesses from the Republicans’ wish list.
Mulvaney asks to join lawsuit over impeachment testimony
The acting White House chief of staff said he was facing conflicting orders from House Democrats and the White House over whether he must participate in the investigation.
Campaign 2020As Bloomberg hovers, Democrats second-guess who can beat Trump
Michael Bloomberg’s interest was driven by dissatisfaction with Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, reflecting anxiety surfacing among elements of the party.
They fled to Europe for a better life. Now, they are returning home.
A voluntary deportation program, funded by Greece and the European Union, has become one of the most significant pathways of reverse migration.
Shefaa Alfrag with Franka Grösch go for a walk in Frankfurt Oder. (Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
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Podcast The other Frankfurt: an East German city grapples with identity
After German reunification, many East Germans felt like they were on the losing side of history. When refugees and migrants came, Frankfurters had to adapt. In Frankfurt Oder, we see how newcomers have changed the city, and how they have been changed by Frankfurt.
How Pete Buttigieg plans to diversify his base
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Campaign 2020Political analysts say Matt Bevin’s loss should unsettle the GOP ahead of the 2020 election, but voters say national politics are a different story.
Following former track-and-field phenom Mary Cain’s claims about her time with the Nike Oregon Project and coach Alberto Salazar, the shoe company said it will look into the since-shuttered distance running program.
Staffers at Geisinger Medical Center, in Danville, Pa., have said they noticed “unusual” illness weeks before the hospital went public with its problem. On Friday, Geisinger said its own equipment contaminated the milk with bacteria.
Both Hindu and Muslim groups had claimed the land in a decades-old legal battle in the town of Ayodhya.
News reports about the trend touched a nerve among Japanese women tired of having their bodies scrutinized and regulated in ways that they say men’s are not.
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Pinball was once so vilified that it was banned in cities across the United States.
