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MARC CHAMPION:With President-elect Donald Trump expected to quickly try bringing an end to the war in Ukraine, I want to address the hoariest myth of all: It’s all the fault of an aggressive West.

From spending time in a nuclear reactor during a meltdown, to allegations of kissing the Queen’s mother and installing solar water heating at the White House, former US President Jimmy Carter was unique.

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THE WASHINGTON POST: Trump’s move on the Panama Canal comes amid what the commander of US forces in the region this year called China’s significant presence on America’s ‘20-yard-line’. 

THE WASHINGTON POST: As he prepares to assume office, Donald Trump has once again raised the prospect of buying the Arctic island that is three times the size of Texas.

The Ukraine president has signaled a greater willingness to negotiate to end the war with Russia.

The US is on the brink of a government shutdown over Christmas, something that could chaos chaos across the states.

Elon Musk has never been elected to office, and until the July assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump, he never publicly supported the Republican. But this week, he attained a new title.

Sports romance novels have gained considerable traction in recent years.

THE WASHINGTON POST: ‘Something is very wrong here,’ a woman said. After Assad’s sudden fall, many in this coastal province of Latakia fear they will be made to pay for the crimes of his regime.

At Sotheby’s auction, one buyer forked over more than $285,000 for three pieces once owned by the late fashion icon.

The tech billionaire’s X account blasts his political messages to an audience far bigger than Trump reaches on the platform, data analysis by The Post shows.

The 15-year-old girl who killed two people and wounded six others at her small Christian school on Monday had a turbulent home life, according to court records.

As many as 30 have been ‘killed or wounded’ in Russia’s Kursk region, Ukrainian military intelligence said, among the heaviest losses for North Korean forces yet reported.

Nearly three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv is still using unpaid volunteers manning antiquated weapons to shoot down the daily swarms of drones targeting the capital.