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Contradicting public statements, Trump took secret flight from Turkey amid Iranian threat

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The White House said the president was aboard Air Force One as he left a NATO summit. Instead, his departure included an elaborate ruse that concealed his travel.

By Washington Post Staff

Trump’s plane ruse echoes Clinton’s Pakistan swap, with one key difference

GOP lawmakers release Fauci texts discussing covid vaccine and pregnancy

Dogs can tell when you’re happy, sad or frustrated, study shows

Today’s tweens have less independence, costing parents more in babysitting

Trump refuses to back down as Supreme Court blocks major policies

Opinion Jim Geraghty

Biden’s sad cancer news explains uncomfortable realities for Democrats

Trump demands major changes to childhood vaccine recommendations

In rural Texas, data center opposition is scrambling conservative tradition

The college experience now includes laundry and maid service

CBD vs. THC: What’s the difference between these cannabis components?

It may be possible to catch a daytime meteor shower, thanks to a solar eclipse

Column Maura Judkis

Say More: I’m dying. Why doesn’t my sister ask me how I am?

Mark Zuckerberg’s latest manifesto promises to save America with AI

Ex-ICE agent’s group awarded $158 million to represent migrant children

Democratic rebellion against older politicians reaches new battleground

Opinion Shiv Parihar

How the ‘Fight for $15’ makes life harder for families like mine

Column Carolyn Hax

Coping through visits with radically different in-laws

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Trump-Netanyahu rift widens as election pressures pull them in opposite directions

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While the Israeli leader touts a willingness to defy the U.S. on Gaza, the president needs to show progress in the foreign entanglements weighing on his approval rating.

By Cat Zakrzewski, Lior Soroka and Karen DeYoung