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Government agencies don’t know what to do about Musk’s email

(Valerie Plesch for The Post)

An email sent to 2.3 million workers asking them to outline their work last week is leading to confusion and differing instructions across the government.

By Hannah Natanson, Ellen Nakashima and Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff

Weight-loss drugs aren’t just slimming waists. They’re shifting the economy.

Medical Mysteries: Her maddening cough had an unexpected cause

Opinion Max Boot

Could Ukraine keep fighting even without U.S. support?

In auto-centric Michigan, Trump’s proposed tariffs polarize a community

Live Updates

Hamas condemns Israel for delaying Palestinian prisoner release, calling it a ‘clear violation’ of the ceasefire

Their loved ones were sent to a crematory. Horror and questions followed.

Freed Proud Boys and J6ers take D.C. by storm: ‘Our house!’

HUD cuts expected to worsen America’s housing crisis, staffers say

Trump’s targeting of Pentagon hits a nerve in POW/MIA recovery office

Opinion The Editorial Board

Deficit-funded stimulus checks? No thanks.

Pope Francis says he’s ‘confidently continuing’ care amid health crisis

Analysis Dan Balz

Fit for a king? Trump moves challenge world order and U.S. bureaucracy.

Analysis Aaron Blake

The Trump team ups the trolling to 11

As Trump pursues his policies, Democratic states block his path

How a false DOGE claim ignited a political firestorm in India

Column Kevin B. Blackistone

This women’s college hoops coach lost his job in government’s mass firings

Column Carolyn Hax

Sister thinks it’s time her brothers forgive their absentee dad

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Mapped: Russia’s and Ukraine’s competing visions for peace

As Washington seeks to resolve the war in Ukraine with peace negotiations, these maps show what each side in the conflict is pushing for.

By Siobhán O'Grady and Laris Karklis

What Maui’s slow recovery means for L.A. — and the rest of the U.S.

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