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White teacher: I thought I could reach my black students. Then one told me why I couldn’t.

'More than likely, my kids viewed me as little more than a carpetbagger who did not share any aspect of their day-to-day reality.'

By Valerie Strauss • Read more »

Idaho shooting suspect’s ‘hypersexual’ Martian manifesto is a window into an unraveling mind

"It's time someone took a stand to end this nonsense," Kyle Odom said in his manifesto about aliens and mind control before being arrested at the White House fence late Tuesday.

By Michael E. Miller • Read more »

The two big warning signs in Hillary Clinton’s shocking Michigan loss

Black voters soften, and trade becomes a big issue.

By Philip Bump • Read more »

Why Bernie Sanders’s win in Michigan matters so much

A campaign-changing victory.

By Chris Cillizza • Read more »

A principal met a student she expelled, and it changed her approach to discipline

The encounter made her examine her own role in the school-to-prison pipeline.

By Emma Brown • Read more »

While his parents slept, this 7-year-old boy’s life was saved by Jedi, his diabetes-sniffing dog

Thanks to a super sense of smell that scientists still don't quite understand, diabetes-alert dogs know that their owners are in peril even before an alarm goes off.

By Sarah Kaplan • Read more »

She thought it was only a 24-hour bug. What she really had almost killed her.

The “widowmaker” isn’t human, but it takes many, many lives.

By Sue Palmer • Read more »

Winners and losers from the March 8 primaries

The best. Also, the worst.

By Chris Cillizza • Read more »

Clinton leads Sanders by more than 2 to 1 in Florida, Post-Univision poll finds

Nonwhite voters and an older electorate bolster her support, including a huge lead among Hispanics.

By Scott Clement • Read more »

Keith Olbermann: I can’t stand to live in a Trump building anymore

I’m getting out because of the degree to which the very name “Trump” has degraded the public discourse and the nation itself.

By Keith Olbermann • Opinions • Read more »

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Trump wins in Hawaii, Mississippi and Michigan

The GOP front-runner captured the night’s top contests despite intense attacks against him.

By Philip Rucker • Read more »

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Trump crushes Ronald Reagan’s Republican Party

So long to Morning in America. Say hello to Tuesday Nights at QVC.

By Joe Scarborough • Read more »

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NFL deflated the truth — and owes the court a correction

Legally, the league is obligated to remedy its misstatements on DeflateGate.

By Sally Jenkins • Read more »

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The story behind that dad who saved his son from a flying Pittsburgh Pirates baseball bat

Landon Cunningham's first baseball game could have been disastrous.

By Yanan Wang • Read more »

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