“People are dying from this. We’re paying for something that’s poisoning us.”

Silvia Foster-Frau examines how residents in Sunland Park, N.M, have endured years of toxic water ->

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Congratulations to Chastity, a veteran education journalist who will be joining The Post to steer our national education coverage.

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It's been one year since our fellow journalist, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, was detained in Russia and falsely accused of espionage. The Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny the allegation and continue to call for his immediate release.

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NEW: “Sir, the speech is good. Let’s practice,' Ron Klain would often tell Biden.

Biden: “I’m just not happy with the text yet, Ron. I’m going to work on it more.”

Part 3 of my series, How Biden Leads, takes you inside Biden's obsessive speech prep
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Delighted to announce that Peter Wallsten will shape the next chapter of our Investigative unit as its new editor, carrying forward the department’s legacy through his unyielding commitment to exceptional journalism in the public interest.

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Congratulations to Matt Zapotosky, an incisive and talented editor who is joining the senior leadership in Metro and will play a key role in helping expand the impact and reach of our local coverage.

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The broken promises of the NFL concussion settlement

A must-read investigation by Will Hobson:

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A terrific get for The Post - welcome aboard, Patrick Svitek!

He’s 14. He’s been to five funerals. Can he avoid his own?

A powerful read from Emily Davies:
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The one and only Robert Samuels returns to the The Washington Post. A wonderful day for the newsroom and all Post readers. Welcome home!

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We are thrilled to announce that Jamie Stockwell, an enterprising and creative editor who is deeply committed to expanding the reach and impact of local journalism, is joining The Washington Post as executive local editor.

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Inside the District’s deadliest year in more than two decades: To illustrate the human dimension of the violence, we compiled a comprehensive list of the all the casualties in 2023 — a month-by-month tally of who the victims were, how they died and where

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American democracy is cracking. These ideas could help repair it. By Dan Balz: wapo.st/41Bd6In

My latest piece unfolds in rural Iowa on the eve of the 2024 presidential election, and follows a couple who disagree on Trump. But politics only hums in the background. Their story is about memory, and family, and land, and what people owe one another. washingtonpost.com/nation/interac…

More people are dying in Puerto Rico as its healthcare system crumbles.

We partnered w/Centro de Periodismo Investigativo to bring this monthslong examination of mortality data in 🇵🇷 and asking the local govt. why 2022 was so deadly for Boricuas.

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Democrats are — fairly or unfairly — desperate for a back-up plan to Biden. There isn’t one. Our look (w Tyler Pager + Michael Scherer) as the party resigns itself to white-knuckling it to Election Day, and Bidenworld tries to calm fears. washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/…