A young teen gives birth. Idaho’s parental consent law snags her care.

(Rachel Woolf for The Post)

The state’s new law requires parental permission for nearly all health care a minor receives. A 13-year-old’s pregnancy gets caught up in the consequences.

By Karin Brulliard

Harris and Trump locked in dead heat in seven-state poll, with some voters still deciding

By Washington Post Staff

Trump keeps calling Harris ‘stupid,’ offending many voters

By Ashley Parker

Opinion  |  So long, suburbia! Townhouses should be the new American Dream.

By Amanda Shendruk and Heather Long

Survey of trans youth reports high satisfaction with gender-affirming care

By Lizette Ortega

Ahead of election, White House proposes free over-the-counter birth control

By Rachel Roubein and McKenzie Beard

Women may wait 30 minutes longer than men for pain relief, study finds

By Hannah Docter-Loeb

Maryland detectives nabbed gold bar thief using fake UPS package from Kentucky

By Dan Morse

Deluge in New Mexico triggers flood, killing 2 and stranding hundreds

By Daniel Wu

India says it has reached a deal with China to patrol disputed border

By Gerry Shih and Karishma Mehrotra

Opinion  |  Usha Vance isn’t following the script

By Molly Roberts

Teen son is nasty to his parents, polite to the rest of the world

By Carolyn Hax

Hacking into this archive in today's On the Record

By Amy Parlapiano

POLITICS

Viral attack on Walz features fake former student making false claim

X (Left) / Daryl Lee for The Post (Right)

A Hawaii man who attended a school where Tim Walz taught was dismayed to see someone using his name to make a false allegation against the vice presidential candidate.

By Jon Swaine, Sarah Blaskey and Chris Dehghanpoor

Trump proposals could drain Social Security in 6 years, budget group says

By Julie Zauzmer Weil

A guide to the 7 battleground states that could swing the election

By Kati Perry, Dan Keating and Aaron Blake