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Researchers found that a subset of genes from Jonathan, the world’s oldest living land animal, remained remarkably stable despite his age, which might have helped him manage his blood sugar, reduce inflammation and guard against cancer. wapo.st/4i2Tndv
ALT An individual wearing a sweater and hat is gently interacting with a large tortoise on a grassy area. Text on the image reads, "This 194-year-old tortoise may offer longevity clues for humans."
Florida executed James Robertson using a lethal injection for the 2008 murder of his cellmate.
It came less than two weeks after Christa Pike in Tennessee survived two doses of pentobarbital in an execution attempt. wapo.st/4hMhWfF
Michelle Singletary has always believed that personal finance isn’t just about the math — it’s our emotions, relationships and values.
Now, instead of just reading her column, you’ll get to see and hear from her directly with our new video podcast: wapo.st/4s1vyae
During a 90-minute operation, the lower lobe of Pope Leo’s right lung was removed using a video-assisted technique.
“I am sure that he will fully recover and that he will continue in his mission to lead the Catholic Church,” his brother said. wapo.st/4hKakdM
ALT Pope Leo behind a lectern with a microphone. Text on the image reads, "Pope Leo’s surgery confirmed diagnosis of lung cancer, Vatican says."
Climate and social justice activist Greta Thunberg joined students in protests as nationwide marches, strikes and blockades at schools continue across France.
Here's what to know about the demonstrations: wapo.st/47S4r8o
The investigation that prompted the search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s D.C. home centers on claims that she or her late father may have lied on decades-old immigration paperwork, three sources said.
Omar has repeatedly rejected such allegations. wapo.st/4zvQdG3
Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, graduated with a law degree from Pepperdine University in 2011.
But The Post could not find any active or expired bar admissions under her married or maiden names. wapo.st/4ikpoPi
President Trump reposted a video of a man being attacked by a tiger on social media, amplifying graphic footage of a person’s final moments at a British wildlife park.
“Don’t ever mess with nature! President DJT,” the president wrote alongside the video. wapo.st/4yUdf9W
Medical aid for Christa Pike after her botched execution attempt was delayed due to confusion and skepticism, 911 recordings show.
Emergency dispatchers and first responders appeared unsure whether the calls were authentic, according to the recordings. wapo.st/4zw42Ez
When Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) was asked if he would serve a full term in the Senate if he wins in the midterms, he said he will as he has “zero interest in running for president.”
Read our live coverage of his debate against Mike Collins here: wapo.st/4B5u2Z0
Analysis: Legal experts argued the Trump administration’s raid of the home of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) has many of the makings of an intimidation effort — not just for Democratic members of Congress, but for naturalized immigrants who can legally vote. wapo.st/4e52ity
The Supreme Court agreed to review a dispute involving access to records that could shed light on the early actions of the U.S. DOGE Service, which overhauled the federal government during the opening months of President Trump’s second term. wapo.st/4yfvQMt
Lauren is a math teacher but has carried a $6,000 balance on her credit card.
Michelle Singletary (@SingletaryM) gives Lauren advice on the first episode of “Dollars & Sense with Michelle Singletary.”
Listen to the full episode: apple.co/3VIfJJO
“Girls,” the HBO dramedy that cemented Lena Dunham as an acclaimed and sometimes-controversial writer, is getting a reboot.
Production for the five-episode run starts next summer, a decade after the show’s original run ended. wapo.st/4zC0ssB
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) is facing off against Democrat Troy Jackson for their third planned debate before next month's elections.
We're covering it live. Follow here: wapo.st/4B5u2Z0
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s grip on power in the world’s largest democracy is loosening, as massive youth protests crowd cities across the country and deliver Modi the most serious challenge he has faced since taking office in 2014. wapo.st/4dDN4eW
The Washington Post retweeted
New: White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia calls herself a lawyer. There’s no evidence she was admitted to practice law in the United States, and legal experts say foreign citizens cannot take the bar in China.
My deep dive:
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The University of Maryland suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after officials learned team members sent racist imagery to other universities in an email about its invitational tournament. wapo.st/4hMbsh2
Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay urged the United States to return to what she described as its traditional role of defender of human rights and liberator for the rest of the world. wapo.st/4duUy3P
Breaking news: The FBI arrested an OpenAI employee after the company discovered a “sophisticated” recording device in an executive conference room at its San Francisco offices. wapo.st/4i2gbtH
