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New rule requires most green-card applicants to apply from outside U.S.

Immigration lawyers say the change could impact a wide swath of people and marks an escalation in the administration’s efforts to curtail legal migration.
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U.S. bans green-card holders from returning from Ebola-stricken countries

Trump offered White South Africans a new life. Thousands took him up on it.

Tulsi Gabbard resigns as director of national intelligence

In a statement posted online, Gabbard said she was leaving the post due to her husband’s diagnosis of a rare bone cancer.
By Warren P. Strobel, John Hudson and Ellen Nakashima
Gabbard during a Senate hearing last year. (Maansi Srivastava for The Post)

Judge dismisses criminal case against Kilmar Abrego García, ruling it vindictive

The Maryland man was charged with human smuggling after a high-profile legal fight in which courts ruled he had been illegally deported to El Salvador.
By Jeremy Roebuck and Mark Berman
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Police ordered guns to be removed from mosque shooter’s home in 2025

Authorities’ awareness of one of the gunman’s past behaviors raises questions about whether the San Diego attack could have been thwarted.
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Hunter Biden faces right-wing podcaster who had attacked him for years

Name a more unlikely duo than the former president’s adult son in recovery and the right-wing conspiracy theory influencer who publicly attacked him for years.
By Maegan Vazquez
Candace Owens, left, and Hunter Biden. (Getty Images; Annabelle Gordon for The Post)

A viral video says booking a flight at a library is cheaper. We investigated.

The hype sent us sleuthing at our local libraries for cheap flights. The results were revealing.
By Hannah Sampson, Andrea Sachs and Natalie B. Compton
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The résumé-ready baby names that dominate in D.C.

The Social Security Administration released data for last year’s most popular names. Baby naming experts weighed in on the city’s picks.
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Everything that happened on Stephen Colbert’s last episode of ‘The Late Show’

Colbert wrapped up his 11-year run at the CBS franchise with surprise celebrity guests, a visit from his fellow late-night hosts and multiple songs.
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