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Flight delays can be a headache. Whether you’re *thisclose* to missing your connecting flight or landing well after the plane’s wheels are up, here’s a guide to managing troublesome connections: wapo.st/413QuBa
People continued eating horsemeat in some parts of medieval Europe even after converting to Christianity, an analysis finds. The findings challenge historical narratives that eating horsemeat was considered barbaric or heretical at the time. wapo.st/4lQnSUk
A letter writer balked at a friend’s request for their group to help with her loneliness when she makes little effort to see them. Here’s what our advice columnist had to say: wapo.st/44UWYUb
When the migrant-worker bracero program expired in 1965, the government recruited groups of high school male athletes to step into the fields. It was a disaster. wapo.st/40xcNix
Hackers connected to the Chinese government were behind at least some of the widespread attacks in the past few days on organizations that use collaboration software from Microsoft, defenders working on the intrusions said in interviews. wapo.st/3GWLl7i
Social media has brought fame and money to some accounts featuring people with Down syndrome. It’s also brought concerns, driven by potentially exploitative AI technology. wapo.st/4nQMNIW
The United Nations said Monday that two of its guesthouses in the central Gaza Strip were either hit or came under attack, including a raid by Israeli troops on a residence for employees of the World Health Organization. wapo.st/4nW9E65
President Trump is threatening to block a new stadium deal for the Washington Commanders if the NFL team does not change their name back, despite a 2013 comment against President Obama for just that. Read more as the team seeks to build a new stadium on federal land here:…

Experts warn Istanbul faces a 40–60% chance of a major quake in the next three decades — posing a serious risk to historic landmarks like the Hagia Sophia. The Post assessed how the country’s ancient architecture could withstand a seismic threat: wapo.st/4kTgqGS
The emotionless expression teens and young adults sometimes make if someone inconveniences them by saying “hi,” tries to engage in small talk with them, or tries to take their food order finally has a name: the Gen Z stare. To learn more, we went straight to the source: our Gen…
A former Louisville police officer convicted of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights during a police raid in which she was killed was sentenced to 33 months in prison, according to news reports. wapo.st/3TRyVk0
The Trump administration released more than 230,000 files related to the April 1968 assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. The files include discussion of potential leads, internal FBI memos on the progress of the case and more. wapo.st/4f14sJO
A federal judge heard arguments from attorneys for Harvard University and from the federal government on Monday. Harvard cast its arguments as a First Amendment case and the government sought to frame it as simply a dispute over money and contracts. wapo.st/45cvGKe
The Office of Personnel Management will lose about one-third of its staff by the end of the year, with most of those volunteering to leave, the head of the federal government’s human resources agency said. wapo.st/46mwKML
The 700 active-duty Marines deployed to Los Angeles last month will withdraw from the city, the Pentagon said, as the Trump administration continues to scale back its military deployment there following protests of federal immigration raids. wapo.st/3UnxFFr
After Texas Republican Ken Paxton’s wife filed for divorce and accused him of adultery, Sen. John Cornyn is bringing up Paxton’s personal life, and some backers are rethinking their support — in one of the biggest GOP primaries of the midterms. wapo.st/40Rsj9l
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced reforms to the nation’s organ transplant system, citing recent findings that the process of removing organs has on some occasions begun even when donors showed signs of life. wapo.st/3UoF1sg
I interview Tony Hawk, Kareem Campbell and Bob Burnquist about how Tony Hawks Pro Skater changed the way we see the world, and the developers about how it was inspired by Diddy Kong Racing to become a revolutionary, once in a lifetime series. washingtonpost.com/entertainment/…