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OpenAI in chaos as nearly all employees threaten to quit to join Altman at Microsoft

OpenAI is now in turmoil after hundreds of employees threatened to follow the company’s ousted CEO, Sam Altman, who was hired by Microsoft to lead its AI research.

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Another Gaza hospital caught in fighting, as storms deepen civilian misery

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Appeals court decision could limit enforcement of Voting Rights Act

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Accusations of body-shaming, verbal abuse, fits of anger: Beneath NCAA gymnastics’ glow, a ‘toxic’ culture

To young gymnasts, women’s college gymnastics looked like a joyous reprieve from the elite youth version of the sport, where injury, body-shaming and verbal abuse were expected. Then they arrived on campus and found the same toxicity.

By Molly Hensley-Clancy and Emily Giambalvo

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United Airlines made a Hallmark-like Christmas movie. We reviewed it.

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Napoleon’s hats were a fashion statement. One has sold for $2.1 million.

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Biden turns 81, pardons turkeys, confuses Britney for Taylor

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Large storm to cause Thanksgiving travel trouble in eastern U.S.

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H Street was once a symbol of D.C.’s rebirth. Now it’s barely holding on.

The H Street NE corridor used to be a haven of buzzworthy cuisine and nightlife. Now, it reflects a city recovering from the pandemic, buffeted by economic uncertainty and violent crime.

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A fading Wyoming coal town hitches its wagon to Bill Gates’s clean-energy dream

With a $4 billion plant on the horizon, Kemmerer, Wyo., symbolizes both its state’s changing energy landscape and the country’s nuclear-power ambitions.

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Election 2024

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Many former Trump aides say he shouldn’t be president. Will it matter?

Critics are grappling with how they can puncture Donald Trump’s candidacy in 2024, whether they should coordinate and whether their voices can affect the race.

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Vulgarities, insults, baseless attacks: Trump backers follow his lead

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A judge says Trump incited insurrection. Other judges have come close.

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Young voters are not interested in the institutions Biden needs

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Biden campaign works to ease Democratic anxiety over reelection chances

By Ashley Parker, Tyler Pager and Michael Scherer

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What happens after Donald Trump’s ‘final battle’?

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With a new speaker, the old MTG is back

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Biden administration nibbles at the maternal health crisis

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Appeals court suggests it may pare back Trump’s D.C. gag order

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A judge says Trump incited insurrection. Other judges have come close.

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Carolyn Hax: He tires of the ‘constant picking up’ involved with husband’s ADHD

His husband has ADHD — and perpetual lateness, forgetfulness and messiness that are starting to wear him out.

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Serving kale for Thanksgiving? Here’s how to make it easier to digest.

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Your tiredness may be a sign of anemia. These iron-rich foods can help.

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Seniors made up 63 percent of covid hospitalizations earlier this year

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A rift over ‘profound autism’ reveals a community’s deeper divide

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Study undercuts premise for excluding women from medical research

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Weather & Sky

Severe storms predicted in the South with a risk of strong tornadoes

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Why it’s so hot in Brazil, where a Taylor Swift concertgoer died

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Thanksgiving week storm could stymie travel in Eastern U.S.

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Tremors keep rocking Iceland as probable volcanic eruption looms

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Do you talk more like a millennial or a boomer at work? Take this quiz to find out.

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Next year, texting between iPhones and Android devices won’t feel so 2002

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How book nerds and a dancing accountant made the library cool

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Technology

Before Sam Altman, these founders were ousted from their own empires

By Gillian Brockell

Who is Emmett Shear, the new CEO of OpenAI?

By Chris Velazco and Tatum Hunter

In rare show of force, senators enlist U.S. marshals to subpoena tech CEOs

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They remember this first lady for her tool belt, not her ball gowns

By Petula Dvorak

With Rosalynn’s passing, Jimmy Carter faces life alone

By Mary Jordan and Kevin Sullivan

Supreme Court won’t hear Derek Chauvin’s appeal in murder of George Floyd

By Anumita Kaur

New college grads are more likely to be unemployed in today’s job market

By Abha Bhattarai

After I-10 closure, America’s car capital grapples with freeway future

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WORLD

Brazil reckons with dark side of açaí: Rampant, dangerous child labor

By Terrence McCoy

As Ukraine fears U.S. will cut off aid, White House sends reassurances

By Missy Ryan, Siobhán O'Grady and Emily Rauhala

Argentina set for sharp right turn as Trump-like radical wins presidency

By Samantha Schmidt and David Feliba

Who is Javier Milei, Argentina’s far-right president-elect?

By Samantha Schmidt and Sarah Dadouch

Tolkien’s biggest fan? Italy’s Giorgia Meloni opens new exhibit.

By Anthony Faiola and Stefano Pitrelli

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New John Singer Sargent show unites Madame X and Dr. Pozzi. Sparks fly.

Celebrated portrait artist John Singer Sargent fashioned his sitter’s styles. His brushes did the rest.

By Sebastian Smee

Mosab Abu Toha, lauded poet published by the New Yorker, arrested in Gaza

By Laura Wagner

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Is the British royal family your Roman Empire?

By Monica Hesse

Shakira strikes last-minute deal in Spanish tax fraud case

By Anne Branigin

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At the Portrait Gallery: ‘Forces of Nature,’ for good and ill

By Mark Jenkins

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The Alicia Keys musical, ‘Hell’s Kitchen,’ is nice, and nothing more

By Peter Marks

TV Review

‘The Crown’ gives the story of Diana’s death some surprising twists

By Ashley Fetters Maloy

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Health

China vows to crack down on fentanyl chemicals. The impact is unclear.

By David Ovalle and John Hudson

CDC releases 77,000 more doses of RSV shot for infants

By Sabrina Malhi

Biden picks Vanderbilt physician to lead National Cancer Institute

By Dan Diamond

Science

Send your name to space via NASA’s ‘Message in a Bottle’

By Erin Blakemore

The terrifying, true tale of ‘zombie ants,’ and what it teaches

By Marlene Cimons

Don Walsh, Navy officer who reached ocean’s deepest spot, dies at 92

By Brian Murphy

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Analysis

What to know from NFL Week 11: The Lions can trust Jared Goff’s resilience

By Adam Kilgore

Jets bench Zach Wilson; Tim Boyle to start Friday against Dolphins

By Mark Maske

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Sam Howell’s next task: Help the Commanders move past this debacle

By Sam Fortier

The Capitals are surging. Just don’t look at their power play.

By Bailey Johnson

Business

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UAW members ratify record contracts with Big 3 automakers

By Jeanne Whalen

Cruise CEO resigns weeks after pulling entire driverless fleet

By Trisha Thadani

The fierce battle over junk fees that cost consumers billions of dollars a year

By Tony Romm

Here’s which stores are open and closed on Thanksgiving, Black Friday

By Jaclyn Peiser

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