Ongoing upgrades to North Korean arms give Kim choices for ‘Christmas gift’
Kim Jong Un’s scientists have improved their arsenal despite their moratorium on testing advanced missiles, say U.S. and East Asian officials. Observers believe the regime has branched into solid fuel propellants and submarine-launched ballistic missiles, giving it multiple options.
Trump lashes out at Pelosi, Democrats after exchanging holiday greetings with troops
The president aired an array of grievances about the impeachment process, claiming that Democrats “had no evidence at all.”
Robert Fox, 70 and homeless, hoped to visit his daughter in Virginia for Christmas. (Michael S. Williamson/The Post)
A homeless man longs to see his daughter on Christmas. Can he find $27 for a bus ticket?
After sleeping outside in downtown Washington, Robert Fox woke at 5 a.m. on Christmas Eve with no money, but with plenty of hope.
Forgiveness: A look at four people who took different paths in seeking renewal
We offer stories about forgiving: overcoming betrayal, getting a surprise gift of financial absolution, rekindling a brutally severed relationship. And a story about why there sometimes is no path to forgiveness.
The troubling ethics of fashion in the age of climate change
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Firefighter Jamill Blackman holds ZaNiyah Duckett at Station No. 19 on Tuesday. (Marvin Joseph/The Post)
ZaNiyah Peterson was born premature and without a pulse. She weighed 1 pound, 13 ounces.
Lorena Balbuena Aguilar promised to make bookings but never did, leaving customers stranded at airports and in foreign countries, prosecutors say.
For a year and two weeks, a six-acre church campus has been the only place for Rosa Gutierrez Lopez, the first undocumented immigrant in the Washington area to seek protection from deportation at a house of worship.
More than a year in the making, the plan released this month by a bipartisan group of states and the District of Columbia marks a key step in an ambitious effort to cut the emissions from vehicles that fuel climate change.
Washington's interim coach may be on the sideline for the last time Sunday, but he feels the team's development warrants a shot at the job permanently.
Dozens of schools now use short-range phone sensors and campuswide WiFi networks to monitor students’ academic performance, analyze their conduct or assess their mental health.
Journalist Ashley Feinberg's most recent project delved into an avid editor of Pete Buttigieg's Wikipedia presence.
Analysis
We made a list and checked it twice, based on more than a century of movie data showing that Christmas movies, as a percentage of all movies made, are on the upswing of late.
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These are the titles that left the biggest impact on both players and the industry.
In Review
(Riverhead; Crown; Knopf)
Perspective
Sally Rooney and Elizabeth Gilbert may not have new books coming out just yet, but we have some worthy alternatives.
When researchers tried to carry out a legitimate study of “abortion reversal” treatments, they stopped almost immediately because some of the participants experienced hemorrhaging that sent them to the hospital.
In Case You Missed It
We watched 15 straight hours of ‘Little Women,’ and things got weird
A journey into female friendship, pickled citrus and William Shatner.
Voraciously
Slow cookers vs. multicookers (a.k.a. Instant Pots): Which is right for you?
The decision basically comes down to speed.
Trending
Where is Santa Claus? Track his sleigh across the globe.
NORAD and its predecessor have kept tabs on jolly old Saint Nick’s late-December flight since 1955.
