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• Relief from D.C.’s gridlock, 10,000 steps at a time
  By Michael S. Rosenwald
• Bowser’s foes target her record on council
  By Paul Schwartzman
• Combat role is not off table
  By Craig Whitlock
• A rising symbol to keep Britain solid as a rock
  By Griff Witte
• In Iowa, a tipping point for Senate?
  By Philip Rucker and Dan Balz

• Obama pledges more aid on Ebola
  By Juliet Eilperin and Lena H. Sun
• EPA expands window for comments on coal pollution plan
• Uninsured rate has fallen since health-care law took effect, surveys show
• As the environment heats up, some lizards can adapt
  By Darryl Fears
• Hispanic, black caucuses worry about low midterm turnout
  By Sebastian Payne
• GOP-leaning voters seem motivated
• Super PAC lifts Senate Democrats’ prospects
  By Matea Gold
• Congress and war: It’s not 2002 anymore
  By Paul Kane

• World Digest: Sept. 16, 2014
• Rents skyrocket in devastated Gaza Strip
  By Terrence McCoy
• Israeli settlers’ numbers are rising
• Ukraine ratifies deal that will bring it closer to E.U.
  By Michael Birnbaum and William Branigin
• Uighur scholar faces Chinese trial that critics say highlights repression
  By Simon Denyer
• NATO soldiers killed in Kabul suicide bombing
  By Sayed Salahuddin and Tim Craig
• Afghanistan seeks a budget bailout
  By Tim Craig

• China’s central bank gives $81.4 billion to nation’s five largest banks as stimulus
• The real architect of NFL’s big profits
• Boeing, SpaceX picked to carry astronauts
  By Christian Davenport
• Bethesda firm buys Ohio real estate trust
• At the Navy Yard service, co-workers who survived
  By Joe Davidson
• Lawmakers say NHTSA failed to see GM defects
  By Michael A. Fletcher
• How to break up with your bank

• Secured cards are good for building and repairing credit
  By Michelle Singletary
• Senator targets NFL’s tax status over team name
  By Ian Shapira and Mark Maske

• More talk of Holder as a short-timer
  By Al Kamen and Colby Itkowitz
• When mortgages, babies don’t mix