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H.R. 35, the Emmett Till Antilynching Act, is being led by Rep. Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill.) and is expected to pass Wednesday afternoon with bipartisan support.

What if instead of worrying what candidates think of Fidel Castro, we ask what they intend to do as president?

The clashes are the worst communal violence in India’s capital in decades.

The Savannah Bananas are taking the advertisements off the outfield walls and out of the game programs and cutting sponsorship announcements between innings.

Doubters may claim that our nation can’t afford Medicare-for-all, but it’s increasingly likely that we are about to discover just how costly our current system really is.

Johns Hopkins researchers say their Hanke-Henry Permanent Calendar would solve the “herky-jerky” inefficiencies of the centuries-old Gregorian version.

Her path was "filled with valleys and detours," she writes.

China is a key source of pharmaceutical active ingredients.

Such figures are critical in understanding the spread of the virus. Still, the U.N. body continues to praise Beijing.

Children in the province have died in the cold and withered away because of severe malnutrition as their parents desperately search for food. In bedrooms or schoolyards, they have been blasted by airstrikes or artillery shells.

Warner voted against confirming a top Interior nominee because of the department's lack of response to his questions about the Park Police shooting in 2017.

A state of emergency was declared to help the city prepare if an outbreak occurs.

Commissioned by D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, the study is being used to lobby Metro to restore late hours.

A Texas man is accused of “swatting” a reporter.

Jo Frost is back, and although we have changed, and she has changed, the central problem is the same: We still want her to stop the crying. But is that really what we should be focusing on?

The front-runner shows a Trumpian penchant for counterpunching and a career politician’s knack for deflection.

You don't need to be in a pub to enjoy this traditional British dessert.

At Dior, designer Maria Grazia Chiuri revels in the messages of other women but fails to make her own voice heard. Meanwhile, Saint Laurent comes in loud and clear.

The French master was looking back to Giotto, and over his shoulder at Picasso, when he painted this radical masterpiece, now on view in St. Louis.

The senator from Vermont announced he would boycott the massive conference that starts Sunday, accusing its leaders of welcoming bigots.

Earlier in the morning, trains were sharing a track between the East Falls Church and Ballston stops.

Adam Sisman‘s sprightly new book follows a 20th-century fantasist who styled himself, variously, as a professor, doctor and reverend.

Project Veritas, headed by James O’Keefe, records “undercover” footage of mainstream journalists to bolster its accusations of media bias.

The assault a decade ago forced the Welsh pop singer to turn inward, she said, after her debut album and single "Mercy" won her a Grammy.

The former Columbus Crew playmaker is returning from an ACL injury.

The move follows weeks of debate in Britain over the couple’s titles and the future of their Sussex Royal brand.