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The Diddy allegations are shocking. Were they also business as usual?

(Illustration by Natalie Vineberg/The Washington Post; Scott Eells/Getty; Theo Wargo/Getty)

The music industry is reeling from the sex abuse scandal surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs, with many calling for greater accountability and protections for women.

By Geoff Edgers

Live Updates

President Trump plans to replace national security adviser Michael Waltz, officials say

RFK Jr. will order placebo testing for new vaccines, alarming health experts

Analysis Emily Yahr

Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson’s relationship is everyone’s business now

Opinion Philip Bump

House Republicans finally have corruption to investigate. They won’t.

Kilmar Abrego García’s tattoos alone do not prove MS-13 membership, experts say

Trump wants voters to prove citizenship. Arizona tried that and bungled it.

Aide’s rise under Hegseth scrutinized in White House, Pentagon

Israel redraws Gaza map, limiting Palestinians to a third of the enclave

Firefighters battle blazes near Jerusalem as officials investigate cause

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Pakistan warns of an Indian attack, while quietly urging de-escalation

House votes to block California from banning sales of gas cars by 2035

Guest Column Jolie Kerr

We tested 4 viral window-washing tools. Can they make the task less of a slog?

Column Candace Buckner

An NBA star and the NFL’s 144th pick offer two versions of humility

Singer Michael Bolton has incurable brain cancer. What is glioblastoma?

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Imitation weight-loss drugs boosted Hims & Hers. Executives cashed in.

Column Carolyn Hax

4 a.m. bathroom breaks become perseverations on life’s mistakes

Opinion Andria Hautamaki

What’s the right way to ride a horse? These photos offer an answer.

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The Economy

Trump ran on boosting prosperity. Now, economic uncertainty grows.

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The messaging strategy does not appear to be working for a president whom voters returned to the White House largely to address economic concerns.

By Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Michael Birnbaum and Rachel Siegel

Analysis Glenn Kessler

Stocks and the economy down? Watch the Trump bait-and-switch.

Column Paul Kane

Republicans wave off recession fear, just as Democrats did on inflation

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