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Georgia Election Workers Sue Giuliani Again
Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss asked a federal judge to bar Rudolph Giuliani from continuing to make unfounded accusations that they cheated Donald Trump out of votes in the 2020 election.
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A Frugal Exploration of Christmas Markets Along the Rhine River
It’s that time of year when holiday markets pop up across Europe. Relying on trains and a “Christmas bus,” we explore eight towns and cities in France and Switzerland, sipping mulled wine along the way.
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How Technology Has Changed the Way We Listen to Music
How Technology Has Changed the Way We Listen to Music Though it may seem like current music streaming services have always been around, it wasn’t until recently that technology changed the way we listen to music. In the past, people used to buy CDs or mp3 files, which would take up space on their computer…
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How to pick a houseplant that will live for decades
With the right care, many houseplants can live a long time, even for generations. If you want a plant that can be passed down, here are some good bets.
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The D.C. area’s best Italian food, according to local Italian Americans
Looking for top-notch gnocchi, salumi, risotto or pizza? These restaurants around Washington will more than satisfy. Buon appetito!
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Ask Amy: Readers should put ‘A Book on Every Bed’ this holiday season
Amy tells readers that the perfect gift for children this holiday season is a book.
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Miss Manners: How do I get guests to use the correct towels in the bathroom?
Letter writer doesn’t know how to get guests to use the right towels.
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Carolyn Hax: Husband calls 12-year-old a ‘snitch’ for exposing affair with nanny
She reconciled with her husband after his affair, only to learn that he told their daughter that the separation was “all her fault.”
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Austin Returns to Israel With a Tougher Message and Lessons Learned
The U.S. defense secretary has stressed both the Biden administration’s support for Israel and concerns about the rising Palestinian death toll.
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With His Super PAC in Disarray, DeSantis Aims to Stay on Offense
The Florida governor kept his focus trained on his opponents, even as Never Back Down, the group aligned with the governor, lost another key leader.