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The Washington Post (Sunday), 19 luglio 2026

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ArticleAn Ohio woman took in two strangers. Then she saw their ‘wanted’ pho­tos.

The two women who drif­ted into a small Ohio town reminded Adrienne Behr­man of her younger self. They were flee­ing a toxic liv­ing situ­ation in Mary­land, they said, when their car broke down and left them stran­ded in a motel. The story was a bit...

An Ohio woman took in two strangers. Then she saw their ‘wanted’ pho­tos.

ArticleHe spot­ted a sports relic in the thrift store. It’s about to make him rich.

TIGARD, Ore. — A few days before the end of the auc­tion that might change his life, Quinn Brown went thrift-store shop­ping with his twin sis­ter, Ellie. They were 19. It was Senior Day at the Value Vil­lage, and nearly every other cus­tomer was old...

He spot­ted a sports relic in the thrift store. It’s about to make him rich.

ArticleTwo U.S. troops in Jordan killed in Ira­nian strike

U.S. death toll reaches 16 since the war began Feb. 28 This art­icle is by Mae­gan Vazquez, Dan Lamothe, Rachel Chason, Moha­mad El Chamaa and Suzan Haidam­ous Two U.S. ser­vice mem­bers were killed and another is miss­ing after an Ira­nian mis­sile...

Two U.S. troops in Jordan killed in Ira­nian strike

ArticleData cen­ters unite U.S. in shared anger

Kyle Schmidt ticked through what makes him irate about the massive Google data cen­ter slated for con­struc­tion about a mile away from his home near Sand Springs, Oklahoma. He didn’t like that res­id­ents were kept in the dark about what would be...

Data cen­ters unite U.S. in shared anger