By Rachel Pannett German researchers have examined a âhyper vaccinatedâ man they say received more than 200 coronavirus shots without any noticeable side effects or…
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The revelation could shape the debate over Americansâ health privacy as states move to criminalize abortion and drugs related to reproductive health By Drew Harwell The…
By The Washington Post In 1975, Clinton â then Hillary Rodham â was a 27-year-old law professor running a legal aid clinic in the University of…
By Christian Shepherd and Lyric Li Chinese leader Xi Jinping last week called for an immediate cease-fire in the Israel-Gaza war. Making his first remarks since…
By Elizabeth Dwoskin The barrage of false images, memes, videos and posts â mostly generated from within the region itself â is making it difficult…
By Marianna Sotomayor, Leigh Ann Caldwell , Paul Kane and Amy B Wang The prospect of a government shutdown escalated significantly Tuesday as House Republicansâ intraparty tensions again…
by Andreas Kluth You can think of the unfolding disaster in Niger in four ways, from embarrassing to ominous, catastrophic and apocalyptic. Embarrassing, because the…
By Dan Lamothe Gen. Michael A. Minihan, lauded by hawks in Congress, has disturbed some in the Pentagon with his fiery prognostications of a looming…
By Robert Barnes The Supreme Court on Thursday held that admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina that relied in part on…
By Shayna Jacob , Jacqueline Alemany. Josh Dawse and Devlin Barrett Specific charges have not been made public. But indictment has significant legal, political consequences. NEW YORK…