From The Washington Post
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Americans, torn between mourning and normalcy, use our games to move on
The cycle of mourning and then moving on may not be more obvious anywhere than in sports, the great American diversion.
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El Salvador extends anti-gang emergency for another month
El Salvador’s congress has granted a request by President Nayib Bukele for a second one-month extention of the country’s anti-gang emergency decree
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Two months after 10-goal loss, Marriotts Ridge shows growth in 3A lacrosse final
The Mustangs, who were throttled by Severna Park in March, got revenge and secured back-to-back titles.
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With ‘un-freaking real’ moment, Gonzaga captures DCSAA baseball crown
Bryson Moore's two-run home run in the sixth inning lifts Eagles to a DCSAA title after they previously won the WCAC.
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Kristine Gebbie, first White House AIDS czar, dies at 78
Trained as a nurse, she was named by President Bill Clinton as the country's first "AIDS czar."
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Brazil's Bolsonaro to attend Americas Summit after doubts
Close allies of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro say he has decided to attend the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles next month and plans to meet with U.S. President Joe Biden
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Wisconsin Republican quits election board over party’s 2020 falsehoods
A former Republican lawmaker in Wisconsin resigned from his seat on the state’s bipartisan election commission Wednesday, announcing that his acceptance of the truth that Donald Trump did not win the 2020 presidential election has made him an ineffective representative of his party on the board.
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Uvalde grieves after school rampage while new details emerge about attack
While authorities released grim details about Tuesday's attack, the shattered community is mourning as details emerge about the victims.
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A grisly checklist and a sickening rampage: Inside the Uvalde massacre
Much of how events unfolded in Uvalde remains unclear, including whether authorities missed warning signs or could’ve intervened earlier to prevent Ramos from reaching the classroom.
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Biden orders police reforms two years after Floyd killing
Biden orders a national accreditation system for police departments and a database of offending officers. Seeking to balance the concerns of police groups and Black activists, Biden acts two years after the killing of George Floyd.
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Nationals shut out Dodgers as Erick Fedde, bullpen come through
Fedde went six innings, and closer Tanner Rainey got his first save in more than a month.
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Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams are in a rematch. A lot has changed since 2018.
The political landscape in Georgia — and nationally — has shifted significantly.