Markets slide on talk of Greek bailout vote
Stock markets fall sharply amid concerns that a possible referendum in Greece could lead the country to reject an international rescue plan and perhaps drop its use of the euro.
(Bloomberg)
Helms wrote a letter to his then 3-year-old son. (AP file, Post)
How a letter on Hitler's stationery, written to boy in N.J., reached CIA
One of the newest artifacts in the agency's private museum is a message from a father to his son.
Obama administration ends funding to Catholic group over abortion
Latest dispute centers on group that doesn't provide abortions to victims of human trafficking.
Libya struggles to create an army
Militiamen who won the war make it clear they will not submit meekly to new civilian authorities.
Why the GOP's Mr. Moderate is no longer playing nice on Capitol Hill
While other moderates have been ousted, Rep. Fred Upton learns to embrace the anti-Obama zeal.
Hollywood stirs outrage with comedy filmed in notorious city in China
Linyi is where a blind activist has been detained and brutally mistreated, legal experts say.
Virginia Republicans condemn image of President Obama as a zombie
Governor says image depicting president with a bullet through his head as "shameful and offensive."
Cain verifies one sexual harassment complaint, but calls accusations false
Acknowledging a settlement, the GOP presidential candidate denies two former workers' accusations.
What Herman Cain recalls
In late-afternoon interview, he responds to the harassment allegations.
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Halloween night of revelry turns into horror as 6 people are shot in D.C.
Shootings include one in Georgetown near the scene of the traditional Oct. 31 revelry, according to police.
Wizards' losing tradition makes D.C. fans hesitant to embrace NBA team
A Post poll found that less than half of the region's sports fans have a favorable view of the franchise.
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