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Deportation at ‘light speed’: How Trump’s crackdown could unfold

(Álvaro Valiño/The Washington Post)

Trump has said he would like to deport everyone living illegally in the United States, though he has not set a specific numerical target. Who is most at risk?

By Washington Post Staff

Biden warns of the rise of a new American ‘oligarchy’

How climate change, strong winds and unprepared neighborhoods fueled L.A. fires

TikTok’s mommy influencer meltdown

Opinion Kevin Butterfield

This is why we have a presidential oath

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Senate holding confirmation hearings for Treasury, EPA, other Trump Cabinet posts

Kash Patel has vowed retribution. As FBI director, he could do it.

DeSantis picks Florida attorney general to replace Marco Rubio in Senate

Gazans eye ceasefire with mixed feelings: ‘What do we have left?’

Indians lured to Russia are dying on the front lines in Ukraine

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Bob Uecker, announcer who was the comic bard of baseball, dies at 90

Nintendo reveals Switch 2, successor to the massively successful Switch

Column G. Daniela Galarza

Make this speedy chicken soup to help you through cold season

Opinion

Molly Roberts, Leana S. Wen and Drew Goins

Unhappy hour: Do we need to quit drinking?

Column Carolyn Hax

Try a long-distance relationship after swearing never again?

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Naps can help improve your cognition. Here’s how to take a better nap.

(George Wylesol for The Post)

Even a speedy, 10-minute nap can have profound effects on our cognition and mood in addition to alleviating afternoon slumps.

By Richard Sima

What foods contain red dye No. 3, and how do you avoid them?

Processed meats don’t just affect your heart. They may worsen cognition, too.

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