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A dad was awakened by his toddler’s crying. He found a stranger holding her in the living room.; In last-shot bid, thousands urge electoral college to block Trump at Monday vote; China said it would return a seized U.S. naval drone. Trump told them to 'keep it.'; In the Chappaqua woods, a search for Hillary Clinton; On SNL, Trump gets a visit from the ghost of election past: Shirtless Vladimir Putin; I'm a scientist who has gotten death threats. I fear what may happen under Trump.; A new poll shows an astonishing 52% of Republicans incorrectly think Trump won the popular vote; In Pakistan, five girls were killed for having fun. Then the story took an even darker twist. ; Trump is stoking his base on his pre-inaugural tour. But is he building bridges?; He’s going home for Christmas. But most people at his prestigious college have no idea what he’s facing there.; His newborn was being fussy. So he threw her into another room, killing her, authorities say.; Orphaned by America’s opioid epidemic; The self-referential presidency of Barack Obama; Was Anne Frank’s family betrayed? After 72 years, historians have a new theory.; Aging baby boomers increasingly embrace marijuana, heavy alcohol use; Carolyn Hax: Couple's dispute centers on whether — and how long — to breast-feed baby   Most popular right now   Most Read A dad was awakened by his toddler’s crying. He found a stranger holding her in the living room. Oren Aharon Cohen told police he does not remember details of this incident because he was "black out drunk." By Amy B Wang  •  Read more » In last-shot bid, thousands urge electoral college to block Trump at Monday vote Electors are overwhelmed with mail to persuade them to vote against the president-elect. Should they? By Robert Samuels  •  Read more »   China said it would return a seized U.S. naval drone. Trump told them to 'keep it.' The president-elect's comment could prolong one of the most serious incidents between the U.S. and Chinese militaries in recent memory, potentially complicating ties ahead of his inauguration. By Missy Ryan  •  Read more »   In the Chappaqua woods, a search for Hillary Clinton She was a politician running. Now she's a person hiking. By Stephanie McCrummen  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   On SNL, Trump gets a visit from the ghost of election past: Shirtless Vladimir Putin And then Hillary Clinton shows up "Love Actually"-style to try to woo faithless electors. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   I'm a scientist who has gotten death threats. I fear what may happen under Trump. Researchers brace for an anti-science administration and a public receptive to fake news. By Michael E. Mann  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   A new poll shows an astonishing 52% of Republicans incorrectly think Trump won the popular vote If GOP electors are like the party rank and file, half don't realize Hillary Clinton won the national vote by more than 2.8 million. By Eric Oliver  •  Read more »   In Pakistan, five girls were killed for having fun. Then the story took an even darker twist.  Six years later, the Supreme Court is trying to unearth the truth about the alleged honor killings. By Pamela Constable  •  Read more »   Trump is stoking his base on his pre-inaugural tour. But is he building bridges? Trump's road show, which ended Saturday in Mobile, Ala., has focused on settling scores instead of healing the wounds of the campaign. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   His newborn was being fussy. So he threw her into another room, killing her, authorities say. John Peterson told investigators he lost his temper because the child was being fussy. By Kristine Guerra  •  Read more »   Orphaned by America’s opioid epidemic After losing their parents to overdoses, three children in West Virginia confront what it means to grow up in the midst of one of the country's biggest public health crises. By Danielle Rindler  •  Read more »   The self-referential presidency of Barack Obama By Carlos Lozada  •  Read more »   Was Anne Frank’s family betrayed? After 72 years, historians have a new theory. Many have largely believed that someone called authorities. A research paper says that may not have been the case. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   Aging baby boomers increasingly embrace marijuana, heavy alcohol use Two studies show grandparents increasingly saying "yes" to booze and weed. By Christopher Ingraham  •  Read more »   Carolyn Hax: Couple's dispute centers on whether — and how long — to breast-feed baby Mom wants to be more than a "milk machine" to husband, who wants their child to be breast-fed until age 2. 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