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Border issue sizzles in Arizona congressional debate

An Arizona GOP congressman seeking reelection in a competitive district argues that voters need to keep Republicans in power to finish the job of permanently securing the border.

Silver Diner sues German company that runs concessions at BWI, could be forced to close

Silver Diner is suing the company that manages concessions at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport over a leasing dispute.

Lilly Wachowski says 'Harry Potter' fans are 'supporting trans genocide'

Director LILLY WACHOWSKI says "Harry Potter" fans are supporting "trans genocide."

Things to do in (and around) Washington, D.C. this weekend: September 11-13

Washington enters the weekend with the city in full cultural motion: stages are raising their curtains, neighborhoods are staying up late for art, and museums offer a strong case for spending an afternoon indoors. Whether the plan is a marquee performance, a ballgame or an unhurried gallery visit, Sept. 11-13 offers plenty of ways to make the most of the capital.

Florida sues Netflix over children's data, alleging broken ad-free promise

Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix this week, accusing the streaming giant of tracking children's viewing habits and disclosing that data to advertisers after years of promising subscribers an ad-free service that wouldn't collect or share their information.

The hidden Jewish law woven into your clothes

The prohibition against wearing shatnez is one of the Torah's 613 commandments, along with observing the Sabbath, honoring one's parents and worshipping one God, but it is not widely known outside Orthodox Jewish circles.

Princess Diana's 'revenge' dress up for auction

Princess Diana's "revenge dress" is heading to auction for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Springsteen says he wants Trump's final two years to be 'most miserable' of his life

SPRINGSTEEN says he wants the final two years of Trump's term to be "the most miserable years of [Trump's] life."

In Texas, ordinary Muslim religious practices are increasingly being treated as political threats

Elected officials across Texas are increasingly treating ordinary Muslim religious practice - prayer, dress, marriage counseling, even mosques themselves - as evidence of a political threat and saying so openly.

The hotel glass problem: What hidden cameras actually caught, and why the chains changed their rules

The glass sits by the bathroom sink, upside down, spotless. It looks like it came out of a dishwasher. Whether it did is a question American television crews have been answering with hidden cameras for the better part of two decades, and the answers are consistent enough to have changed industry policy.

Trump honors 9/11 victims at Pentagon, vows 'victory' over Islamic terror amid Iran war

President Trump honored the victims and heroes who came "face to face with true evil" during the Sept. 11 terror attacks on a clear blue morning 25 years ago and said the fight against Islamic terror remains vital today.

Vance stands at ground zero alongside son of NYC firefighter slain on 9/11

Vice President J.D. Vance stood Friday with Matthew Palazzo, son of a New York City firefighter killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, at the ground zero memorial service honoring the victims, a person familiar with Mr. Vance's plans confirmed to The Washington Times.