Ante la preocupación de que Jair Bolsonaro pueda intentar huir del arresto domiciliario, las autoridades brasileñas han tomado medidas para aumentar la vigilancia al expresidente en la antesala de su juicio.
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Ante la preocupación de que Jair Bolsonaro pueda intentar huir del arresto domiciliario, las autoridades brasileñas han tomado medidas para aumentar la vigilancia al expresidente en la antesala de su juicio.
Mason Denaburg didn’t lose his love for baseball. But injuries ripped away the career he imagined. This offseason, the former first-round pick had a choice — continue baseball or attempt to be a college punter. He chose the latter:
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Nationals keep pressing — and the results remain predictable
Coco Gauff is doing something risky at the U.S. Open www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
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The Nationals outhit the Yankees on Tuesday. Sometimes, that edge alone can determine who will win a game. A more predictive factor: hitting for power. The good teams have it; the bad teams have to string hits together to keep up. That showed tonight:
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First day on the #Commanders beat. What do I need to know? Email: tom.schad@washpost.com Signal: tschad.12 Send tips, questions, hot takes, story ideas, secret shortcuts between Alexandria and Ashburn, etc. Or just reach out to say hi!
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15 hitters batters came to the plate, 9 runs (8 earned). It's 10-0 as we head to the 4th. And yet, the Yankees fans still booed because Anthony Volpe struck out.
In this week's Commanders newsletter: ➡️ Terry McLaurin’s deal ➡️ chicken tenders ➡️ the daily anxieties of life ➡️ general updates on @scottsallen.bsky.social fantasy drafts www.washingtonpost.com/newsletters/...
Shinnosuke Ogasawara is in the on-deck circle. It looks like he'll hit here in the fifth.
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Adam Peters says you never want negotiations/holdouts to go into training camp, as McLaurin's did. Then turns to Dan Quinn. "Sorry about that," he said with a laugh.
There was no need to look at the center field scoreboard to know who was winning Wednesday’s game between the Nationals and the Yankees. All one had to do was listen to the Yankee Stadium sounds or gaze at the pitcher’s mound — especially during the third inning.
“Y’all probably saw the videos, I was cheesing coming through here,” Terry McLaurin said Wednesday with a smile. “Because this is home. There’s no place I’d rather be.”
The NFL’s crackdown on inappropriate celebrations is long overdue, regardless of the league’s motivations. Read @candacedbuckner.bsky.social:
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Mike Vrabel is back to try to help the Patriots recapture their glory days www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
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With the World Cup looming, the latest U.S. roster is full of surprises
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Selling tickets to a postgame press conferences for $692.11. Turning your stadium into a pop-up golf course. A Shakira concert. Letting a fan call a play in a basketball exhibition for $1,000 (this was just an idea). That's how the hunt looks in 2025: www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
What fuels the best player in college football? A snub from age 7. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
During choppy summer, Terry McLaurin never lost connection with Jayden Daniels www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
Five preposterously positive predictions for the Commanders' 2025 season. (I hit on two last year, so had to crank the preposterousness up a notch.) www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
ICYMI, looking for Wizards season ticket / partial plan holders!
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Lineup for Game 1. Adrian Houser vs. Mitchell Parker. Daylen Lile is back in the lineup:
If you're doing a fantasy draft this weekend, then you're going to want a little guidance. May I point you toward my draft tiers? Just the thing to help you make navigate the vexing decisions that crop up about which position to target, and when. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
Ahead of the NFL season, we've put together two sets of rankings: the best 25 quarterbacks, and the best 25 players who don’t play quarterback
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Malik Washington, the homegrown freshman who arrived at Maryland amid much national acclaim, threw three second-quarter touchdown passes on the way to a season-opening 39-7 win over Florida Atlantic
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Building off a successful 2024 season, Navy wasted no time getting rolling in a 52-7 win over VMI
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Israel tracked the movements of key Iranian figures and assassinated them during the 12-day war in June by following the cellphones carried by their bodyguards. Here is what to know about the security breakdowns, and how an attack on a secret meeting of top Iranian officials unfolded.
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A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deporting 10 Guatemalan children back to their home country, and scheduled an emergency hearing on Sunday afternoon to determine whether the deportations were legal.
Israeli strikes killed at least 17 people in Gaza City on Saturday, Palestinian emergency workers said. The attacks came a day after Israel ended a policy of pausing attacks for several hours daily to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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A U.S. Army veteran suspected of fleeing after killing four people at a bar in Montana, prompting a weeklong manhunt, was charged with four counts of murder, according to court records unsealed on Friday.
The change of seasons is almost always accompanied by the tedious task of putting seasonal clothes in storage. We asked four experts to share their advice for storing clothing so it stays clean, organized, and free of bugs.
“I hugged and kissed him one final time in our home.” After her son died of a fentanyl overdose, Serena Fallon went on a quest to hold someone accountable for his death.
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“We built our house with our own hands, and now it’s gone.” The Punjab floods, which have killed hundreds of people, are the latest in a string of extreme weather events this year that have devastated Pakistan. Many businesses that rely on agriculture have seen their impending harvest washed away.
