The family welcomed home the dog, who belonged to their aunt, after she passed in 2023.
Family
The family welcomed home the dog, who belonged to their aunt, after she passed in 2023.
Category: TRENDING
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Column | The political ‘diploma divide’ now applies to members of Congress
A new study shows that over the past 50 years, fewer and fewer Republicans have attended elite colleges, while an increasing share of Democrats attend those schools.Politics
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Column | The political ‘diploma divide’ now applies to members of Congress
A new study shows that over the past 50 years, fewer and fewer Republicans have attended elite colleges, while an increasing share of Democrats attend those schools.Politics
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Four dead, buildings ablaze as Indonesians demand government accountability
Anti-government protests have escalated since a motorcyclist was fatally struck by a police vehicle. A city government building was among structures set alight.Government
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Opinion | Child care isn’t just a family expense. It’s an economic engine.
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.Family
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.
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Opinion | Child care isn’t just a family expense. It’s an economic engine.
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.Family
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.
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Opinion | Child care isn’t just a family expense. It’s an economic engine.
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.Family
Readers discuss child care affordability and navigating motherhood as an elected official.
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Trump tries to wrest spending power from Congress as government shutdown looms
The administration says it can cancel nearly $5 billion in international aid with or without approval from lawmakers under a little-tested theory called a “pocket rescission.”Government
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Trump tries to wrest spending power from Congress as government shutdown looms
The administration says it can cancel nearly $5 billion in international aid with or without approval from lawmakers under a little-tested theory called a “pocket rescission.”Government
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Trump tries to wrest spending power from Congress as government shutdown looms
The administration says it can cancel nearly $5 billion in international aid with or without approval from lawmakers under a little-tested theory called a “pocket rescission.”Government