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Among the meek and the mighty, Catholics bury their ‘people’s pope’

(Salwan Georges/The Post)

The pope’s unadorned tomb, marked by a single Latin word — Franciscus — was intended, a cleric said, to reflect a life of “simplicity and essential things.”

By Anthony Faiola, Chico Harlan and Stefano Pitrelli

From Zelensky to Melania, inside Trump’s appearance at the pope’s funeral

Dad was a football star — until Dad was ‘a monster’

How Peter Navarro went from Democrat to inmate to Trump’s tariff guru

Opinion Erik Wemple

Big, big trouble at ‘60 Minutes’

Virginia Giuffre, accuser in Prince Andrew sex scandal, dies at 41

CIA official’s son killed fighting with Russian army in Ukraine

Video casts doubt on Ed Martin’s apology for praising Nazi sympathizer

Analysis Aaron Blake

Pam Bondi’s striking comments on arresting judges

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U.S. attorney for D.C. accuses Wikipedia of ‘propaganda,’ threatens nonprofit status

Youngkin asks GOP nominee to quit over claim he posted lewd photos of men

These experts on aging, now seniors themselves, see things differently

Column Ann Hornaday

I took a year off from reviewing movies. Here’s what I discovered.

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Valerie the dachshund rescued after 17 months in Australian wilderness

Opinion Catherine Rampell

As Trump destroys the economy, GOP and Wall Street execs stay mum

Weekend entertainment

For Blackie Lawless, free speech is more than an exploding codpiece

(Mark Weiss)

Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P., heavy metal front man best known for mock-torturing women onstage, has some thoughts about Trump, free speech and First Amendment

By Geoff Edgers

Review Naveen Kumar

The ‘Stranger Things’ Broadway show is a terrifying cash grab

Column Michael Andor Brodeur

The Kennedy Center’s future will shape the history of American arts

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