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Carolyn Hax: Couple’s first trip exposes mismatched vacationing styles
A couple go on their first vacation together only to learn they want to do completely different things.
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Miss Manners: Declining a wedding shower invitation, not sending a gift
Can you politely decline a wedding shower “without feeling obligated to send a contribution”?
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Ask Amy: I hate being cut by Clear passengers at the airport
Letter writer has TSA Precheck and still winds up getting cut in the airport security line.
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Glacial pace: Despite promises of accountability, Congress is off to yawning start
The House wrapped up its last vote of the week before noon Thursday, then took off for an 18-day break. The Senate is off to an even slower start.
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Top Democrat who leads Hispanic conference under fire
The Congressional Hispanic Conference now has no staffers on its payroll after all employees quit or found new jobs
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FBI finds one additional document with classified markings at Pence home
The search of Pence’s Indiana home was anticipated, and federal law enforcement and Pence’s legal team had coordinated the timing of it.
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Why would McConnell do that to Rick Scott?
He didn’t have to make those comments about the Florida senator, who is up for reelection in 2024 — yet he did.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake Death Toll Tops 23,000 Amid Struggle for Aid
Only a trickle of humanitarian aid has reached the devastated parts of Syria because years of war have carved the country into zones of control that impede deliveries.
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Russia Fires Scores of Missiles While Ramping Up Winter Offensive
Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia launched a “massive” attack targeting the country’s already battered infrastructure, using drones and dozens of cruise missiles.
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Life as the Mayor of Kherson: No Sleep. Lots of Shelling. And Some Cognac.
Being the leader of Kherson may feel more like a curse than an honor. But one woman isn’t giving up, even though the Russians are sitting just across the river and shelling her city nearly every hour.