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Republicans are about to feel Obama’s pain on Obamacare — and he knows it; How nostalgia for white Christian America drove so many Americans to vote for Trump; House Republicans revive obscure rule that could allow them to slash the pay of individual federal workers to $1; ‘He’s busting into my window right now,' a woman told a dispatcher. She was later found dead.; Top U.S. intelligence official: Russia meddled in 2016 election through hacking and spreading of propaganda; Julian Assange’s claim that there was no Russian involvement in WikiLeaks emails; New NIH guidelines on infants and peanuts may contradict everything you’ve heard before; NOAA challenged the global warming ‘pause.’ Now new research says the agency was right.; 4 held after Facebook video shows torture of disabled man by group railing against Trump, whites; Scientists say the global ocean circulation may be more vulnerable to shutdown than we thought; Obama was indeed transformational, unfortunately; Two soldiers are missing. Their families say the Army refused to look for nearly two weeks.; An inch or so of snow possible in parts of D.C. area tonight, slick spots possible; Trump keeps denying Russian meddling. But he can’t outrun the facts forever.; Trump's criticism of intelligence on Russia is dividing Hill GOP; Will the mysterious shadow planet Nibiru obliterate Earth in October? No.   Most popular right now   Most Read Republicans are about to feel Obama’s pain on Obamacare — and he knows it The president knows the political minefield that awaits the GOP. His advice to Dems: let Republicans hang themselves. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more » How nostalgia for white Christian America drove so many Americans to vote for Trump In Andy Griffith's rural North Carolina home town, people wish life were more like the Mayberry of TV. By Sarah Pulliam Bailey  •  Read more »   House Republicans revive obscure rule that could allow them to slash the pay of individual federal workers to $1 The return of the "Holman rule" threatens to upend the 130-year-old civil service By Jenna Portnoy  •  Read more »   ‘He’s busting into my window right now,' a woman told a dispatcher. She was later found dead. Also killed in the murder-suicide: two young boys, ages 4 and 1, authorities said. By Sarah Larimer  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Top U.S. intelligence official: Russia meddled in 2016 election through hacking and spreading of propaganda Officials said that in recent years they have seen the Kremlin become more aggressive in their cyber operation. By Ellen Nakashima  •  Read more »   Julian Assange’s claim that there was no Russian involvement in WikiLeaks emails The facts we know contradict Assange's assurance, and the situation is much too complex for him to make such a sweeping statement. By Michelle Ye Hee Lee  •  Read more »   New NIH guidelines on infants and peanuts may contradict everything you’ve heard before Infants at high risk for allergies should be given peanut products when they are as young as 4 months old. By Ariana Eunjung Cha  •  Read more »   NOAA challenged the global warming ‘pause.’ Now new research says the agency was right. The debate over the so-called global warming 'pause' just got reopened. By Chris Mooney  •  Read more »   4 held after Facebook video shows torture of disabled man by group railing against Trump, whites Police said they have not yet determined whether to seek hate crime charges. They are trying to determine whether there was a racial motivation. 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