As G-8 gathers at Camp David, a test looms for the euro zone
Top world leaders will gather in Camp David on Friday as they confront renewed financial tensions in Europe.
John Edwards defense rests after medical details on Hunter
The details about Hunter’s are being used to establish a timeline about the conception of a child fathered by Edwards. 1:57 p.m.
Santae Tribble’s 1980 murder conviction overturned by D.C. judge
Santae Tribble, whose case was featured in a series of Post stories about wrongful convictions, has had his conviction overturned by a judge.
Obama tries to pitch Republicans on jobs plan
The president stopped by a Washington sandwich shop to pick up some hoagies — and to make his latest pitch on his economic agenda.
Merkel open to Greek ‘stimulus’
German chancellor wants to help Greece to stay in the euro zone, if it will uphold bailout commitments.
French President Francois Hollande
A look at the career of newly elected French President Francois Hollande. (02:19 PM)
Who is selling Facebook shares?
Facebook filed its eighth amendment to its S-1 on May 16, which shows that some of the social network’s existing shareholders have increased the number of shares they plan to sell in the company’s public offering. Here’s a look at who has upped their offerings and who has decided to stay put. (01:29 PM)
Reader photo of the day
A new featured photo from a Post reader each day. (12:57 PM)
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