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The consumer-friendly Energy Star program survived Trump. What about other efficiency efforts?

Meet the man behind the Super Bowl’s annual confetti blizzard

EU accuses TikTok of ‘addictive design’ that harms children, seeks changes to protect users

Graduates of DC tennis program get trip of a lifetime to Abu Dhabi

Federal planning commission likes what it sees in the new Commanders Stadium design

Maryland state’s attorney urges lawmakers to act to help stop scams before seniors lose everything

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Is Mazda’s mini-SUV too small or just right?

Giant snails and tiny insects threaten the South’s rice and crawfish farms

Argentina and US sign a major trade deal to slash tariffs and boost a political alliance

A glimmer of hope for democracy in Venezuela as opponents test the limits of free speech

Amazon’s shares fall after announcing surge in capital spending but posts strong 4Q holiday sales

Laid‑off Washington Post staff rally outside DC headquarters after massive cuts

Families of plane crash victims ask US appeals court to revive a criminal case against Boeing

Average US long-term mortgage rate barely budges, holding near 6%

Falling tech stocks and a plunge for bitcoin hit Wall Street

Hims & Hers launches Wegovy knockoff pill, Novo Nordisk vows to sue

Co-workers of different generations mentor each other to reduce workplace misunderstandings

Bitcoin price falls below pre-Trump second term levels, now hovering below $67,000

Bessent says it would be up to Trump whether to sue his Fed nominee over interest rates

Pizza Hut closing 250 US stores as parent company considers selling the brand

Anthropic, OpenAI rivalry spills into new Super Bowl ads as both fight to win over AI users

US applications for jobless benefits jump by 22,000 to 231,000 last week, the most in 2 months.

Boar’s Head reopens Virginia deli meat plant tied to deadly listeria outbreak

US job openings fall to 6.5 million, fewest since 2020, as labor market remains sluggish