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How to organize your books, according to people with thousands of them
Serious book lovers share their strategies for displaying their collections and keeping all those titles from taking over.
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He wrote on LinkedIn about his dad’s job loss. Offers poured in.
“This is just blowing me out of the water,” said Peter Judge, who was let go from his job as a cashier last week. “I don’t even know what to say.”
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Miss Manners: Uninvited colleague doesn’t enjoy our lunchtime conversations
Two co-workers enjoy their joke-filled lunchtime conversations, but a colleague who joins them uninvited does not.
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Carolyn Hax: She dreamed she was cheated on, but her anger is real
She dreamed her partner cheated on her, but she’s still acting “distant and cold.”
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Post Politics Now: Biden hosts German leader as would-be successors speak at nearby conference
President Biden will honor a Vietnam War veteran before hosting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. In Maryland, three GOP presidential aspirants will address a conservative conference.
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Michigan AG says she was among targets in plot to kill Jewish officials
Authorities arrested Jack E. Carpenter III after he allegedly used a Twitter account to threaten Jewish elected officials in Michigan.
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Lawmakers, union and DHS fight suicide jump in customs agency
There were 15 suicides among Custom and Border Protection (CBP) employees in 2022, the most since at least 2007.
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The GOP’s tortured spin on DOJ and school boards
Republicans have signaled this will be a focal point. But their argument continues to be rife with spin and misinformation — as evidenced by Sen. John Kennedy’s (R-La.) grilling of Attorney General Merrick Garland.
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Chinese spy balloon deflates as a political issue
The balloon was barely mentioned at a China-focused House hearing Tuesday. And polls show it hasn’t engendered a major backlash.
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‘Evacuate Us!’ Fear and Anxiety Boil Over as Residents Confront Train Company on Derailment
As a representative for Norfolk Southern tried to apologize and outline its recovery efforts, residents shouted over him at a meeting in East Palestine, Ohio, demanding that the company “do the right thing.”