How low can he go: Eliud Kipchoge tops own world record in Berlin

The Kenyan runner continued to separate himself from the world's top male runners while Tigist Assefa won the women's race and American Keira D'Amato finished sixth.

Mysteries, legal peril follow Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis’s migrant flights

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has politically benefited by flying migrants from Texas to Martha's Vineyard, but the effort is trailed by unanswered questions and legal peril.

Ukraine live briefing: Russia strikes Zaporizhzhia as staged referendums underway in occupied areas

Russia vowed "protection" for any annexed areas. Nearly 800 protesters against Vladimir Putin's partial military mobilization were detained, one group said.

Philippines on high alert as ‘explosive’ Super Typhoon Noru makes landfall

The typhoon is forecast to bring large waves, torrential rains and wind gusts of up to 127 miles per hour to the northern Philippine island of Luzon.

Fed unsure of economy’s direction as Wall Street meltdown worsens

Powell’s latest remarks noting uncertainty ahead come as the Fed’s anti-inflation fight is making slow progress, leaving the institution and its boss vulnerable to criticism over the cost to workers and businesses of continued rate hikes.

Will Chicago voters back a candidate for Ill. governor who bashes the city?

State Sen. Darren Bailey, the GOP nominee for Illinois governor, frequently bashes Chicago as “a dysfunctional hellhole," but he needs the support of voters in the city and its suburbs if he hopes to win in November.

A brewery grew its own hops for a local IPA. The city mowed them down.

Philadelphia Brewing Co. was forced to cancel the release of its Harvest from the Hood IPA after city workers mowed down its entire crop of hops.

10 tips for co-existing with covid (and living a normal-ish life)

Living with covid can be easy if you take simple, regular precautions.

Marilyn Monroe: Larger than life, and even larger in death

As Netflix releases the biopic "Blonde," Marilyn Monroe is as much of a sensation as ever, more than 60 years after her death-fueled conspiracy theories.

6 apple cake recipes that smell and taste like home

Apple cakes with sugar, spice and everything nice are just the thing for simple, homey fall desserts.

Italy poised for glass ceiling-shattering vote, hard right turn

Voters are expected to elevate Giorgia Meloni and her Fratelli d'Italia party, part of a coalition that would be the farthest right government since the fall of Mussolini.

Pickleball is exploding, and it’s getting messy

Pickleball has exploded into a big business with no shortage of deep-pocketed investors and eager opportunists.

Long before his war in Ukraine, Putin waged war on Russian journalists

President Vladimir Putin has sought for more than two decades to control — or shut down — reporters and editors in the country.

Opinion | What the West should learn from the protests in Iran

The killing of Mahsa Amini should change how the outside world deals with the Tehran regime

Voters divided amid intense fight for control of Congress, poll finds

The fight for control of Congress is an intense one, as Republicans hold significant advantages in the most competitive House seats. But the GOP edge is being tempered by energy among Democrats over abortion rights.

Advice | The latest case against Trump shows history favors the rich

Trump survived because of the willingness of bankers and bondholders to prop him up. But struggling consumers who default on their mortgages or credit card debt face financial ruin.

Perspective | The joy of getting lost in a new city

Ditch Google Maps and take a wrong turn next time you're in a new place.

Fresh pasta vs. dry: The differences and when to use which

All you need to know about choosing between and cooking with fresh and dry pasta.

‘Fat Leonard’ had life of leisure, relaxed security before escape, capture

On home confinement in San Diego, "Fat Leonard" Francis hired servants and undermined the security requirements aimed at keeping the mastermind of a $35 million Navy bribery scandal from fleeing, according to interviews and records obtained by The Washington Post.

Jupiter will be biggest and brightest it has been in 59 years Monday

It will be the brightest natural object other than the moon in the night sky.