Missing jet likely at bottom of sea, officials say
William Wan and Emily Wax-Thibodeaux
The announcement comes as authorities resumed their air search for the missing plane after suspending it overnight in the face of bad weather and darkness.
Pakistan intensifies the crackdown on militants
Tim Craig and Carol Morello
Amid changing public opinion, authorities are now taking exceptional steps to rein in extremists with a major operation.
A health burial team carries a body in Liberia. (Michel du Cille/The Post)
7 painful lessons that Ebola taught us
Lena H. Sun, Brady Dennis and Joel Achenbach
Many of the lessons are surprising and specific — the color of body bags turns out to be important, as does the design of clinics.
NYPD’s flyover tribute to the fallen
NYPD's helicopters performed a synchronized flyover over New York in a tribute to Rafael Ramos.
A world-famous medicine man with a sweat lodge and an alleged dark past
Sari Horwitz
Prosecutors say a Native American elder sexually abused and raped girls, including his own daughters.
NYPD commissioner calls the anger around policing the ‘tip of the iceberg’
Hunter Schwarz
Bill Bratton said frustration extends beyond policing to poverty, growing disparity and unemployment issues.
Euro crisis could see comeback as radical leftists poised to make history
Griff Witte
A Monday vote in the Greek Parliament is expected to bring down the pro-austerity government.
After an ugly season, Redskins fans finally get a much-needed break
Thomas Boswell
COLUMN | For those that stuck around through this awful season, Sunday was a relief.
Consider this New Year’s resolution: Figure out your true net worth
Michelle Singletary
COLUMN | Studies show Americans are more financially confident, but be sure not to forget the past.
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(Lettering by Joel Holland; photo by Marvin Joseph/Post)
They made a Silicon Valley fortune. And they’re giving most of it away.
Ariana Eunjung Cha
Cari Tuna and Dustin Moskovitz, who co-founded Facebook, are the vanguard of young philanthropists trying to shape a world beyond their communities.
Secret Service has been sliding steadily since 9/11
Carol D. Leonnig
Post-9/11 demands, combined with tight budgets and the loss of staff have weakened the agency.
NATO formally ends Afghan combat mission
Pamela Constable
Ceremony marks the end of the combat role in Afghanistan for NATO and the U.S.-led coalition.
Ferguson Police officer put on leave after remarks about memorial
Hunter Schwarz
The Ferguson Police Dept. said in a statement that their public relations officer had been put on unpaid leave.
Yes, America, the guns are to blame
Kimberly Yonkers
The nation would see only a small reduction in gun violence if mental illnesses were eliminated.
District lawmaker who reshaped
Ward 1 wonders if anyone noticed
Aaron C. Davis
In his final days on the D.C. Council, Jim Graham hopes residents will realize how his area improved.
Redskins finish with a thud
Liz Clarke
Dallas stars Tony Romo, DeMarco Murray and Dez Bryant step up and Washington goes down, 44-17, to close season 4-12.
Rent the Runway, feeding a full-dress anxiety
Robin Givhan
The online boutique opens a D.C. store for women wanting fresh haute couture for their Instagrammed lives.
‘Diner’ debut on stage reveals a musical still on uncertain footing
Peter Marks
REVIEW | But Sheryl Crow’s songs for the adaptation of the 1982 film do have a satisfying melodic urgency.
Elon Musk: The new Tesla Roadster can travel some 400 miles on a single charge
Brian Fung
The billionaire investor is expected to announce a battery upgrade to the Tesla Roadster that’ll significantly boost its range.
Former ‘Most Wanted’ producer sees pirogies as foundation of food empire
Thomas Heath
VALUE ADDED | COLUMN | A TV veteran in the D.C. area wants the homely dumpling to be America’s ubiquitous meal.
2015 will be a year for second chances
Jennifer Rubin
RIGHT TURN | Pols, parties and even justices will have opportunities for precious do-overs in the coming year.
Mortgage rates wander up slightly heading into holiday
Kathy Orton
The 30-year fixed-rate average edged up to 3.83 percent, but has remained below 4 percent for all but two weeks since October.
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