October 2019

In a divided Washington, Nationals’ World Series run unites

Washington is normally a city defined by its divisions, be they political, racial or economic. But the unlikely World Series run of the Washington Nationals has become something truly unexpected: a unifying force in a city that hasn’t known much unity recently. Nationals red and the trademark swirling W have become common sights across the

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No. 20 Iowa blanks Northwestern 20-0 in season’s 2nd shutout

For Iowa’s defense, the goal is the same every week — dominate. The 20th-ranked Hawkeyes accomplished their mission on Saturday, allowing just 202 yards in a 20-0 rout of Northwestern. The Wildcats’ deepest advance into Iowa territory was the 28-yard line late in the third quarter. Iowa, which entered the game fifth in the nation

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‘Keep the Oil’: Trump Revives Charged Slogan for New Syria Troop Mission

WASHINGTON — President Trump has offered several justifications for an American withdrawal from Syria. He has dismissed the country as nothing but “sand and death,” discounted its American-backed Kurdish fighters as “no angels,” and argued that he is winding down “endless wars.” But in recent days, Mr. Trump has settled on Syria’s oil reserves as

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Emilia Clarke Rings In Birthday With Sweetest ‘Game of Thrones’ Reunion Photo

The actor, known for playing Daenerys Targaryen on the show, posted an Instagram photo on Saturday showing her with Jason Momoa and Kit Harington. The trio, who were all smiles, were celebrating Clarke’s 33rd birthday. Momoa, who played Khal Drogo, can be seen hugging Clarke and Harington, who played Jon Snow. “Reunions never looked this hairy,”

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Kelly Says He Told Trump a ‘Yes Man’ as His Successor Would Lead to Impeachment

WASHINGTON — John F. Kelly, the former White House chief of staff who during his tenure made it clear he detested the job, expressed regret on Saturday about leaving and implied that he could have helped stave off the impeachment inquiry now threatening Mr. Trump’s presidency. Mr. Kelly, who left barely on speaking terms with

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