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Washington Post World is the international and global affairs arm of The Washington Post, delivering in-depth reporting and analysis on major developments beyond the United States while situating them within broader political, economic, and social contexts.
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Why Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer is disputing whether she killed her children (opens the original)
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Kevin Reddington says the prosecution didn’t prove she committed the crime. Legal experts say the strategy is routine, and unlikely to succeed.
Watchdog finds Fed mishandled renovations that Trump tried to oust Powell over (opens the original)
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The Fed’s watchdog found cost overruns but no evidence of criminal violations after the Justice Department dropped an investigation into the renovations earlier this year.
Democrats fail to stop Trump from canceling $810M in funds approved by Congress (opens the original)
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Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) blocked the effort, meaning the Trump administration will succeed in eliminating the funding it deemed “wasteful.”
White House touts big-ticket projects in hope of swaying key races (opens the original)
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With few tools to bring down prices in the short run, Trump hopes to focus voters on investments that could pay off in years to come.
Supreme Court allows execution of Tennessee woman to proceed after delay (opens the original)
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An appeals court had paused Christa Pike’s execution to consider her claim that sexual abuse she faced as a child should impact her punishment.
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