The 7

Tuesday briefing: Hamas says a ‘truce’ is near; Voting Rights Act; Sam Altman; Thanksgiving travel; turkey pardon; and more

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Monday briefing: Al-Shifa Hospital evacuation; Rosalynn Carter’s legacy; Javier Milei; Sam Altman’s ouster at OpenAI; and more

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Friday briefing: Al-Shifa hospital; George Santos; Paul Pelosi attack; Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs allegations; bin Laden letter; and more

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A previous version of this episode incorrectly said "a former Louisiana officer" was charged in the raid that killed Breonna Taylor. He was an officer in Louisville. The error has been removed.

Thursday briefing: Senate votes to avert a government shutdown; Gaza hostage negotiations; Biden meets Xi Jinping; and more

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Wednesday briefing: Israel enters Gaza’s largest hospital; a bill to avert a government shutdown; Biden to meet Xi; and more

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Tuesday briefing: Gaza death toll; new videos in Georgia’s Trump case; government shutdown deadline; inflation; and more

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Monday briefing: Fighting at al-Shifa Hospital; Trump’s defense in New York; Tim Scott; Iceland volcano; and more

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Friday briefing: Israel-Gaza war pauses; Joe Manchin; childhood vaccines; government shutdown deadline; Titanic auction; and more

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Thursday briefing: Republican primary debate takeaways; Trump on the ballot; actors strike; what to know about Zepbound; and more

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Every 19th of October, Grenadians mark a somber anniversary: the 1983 execution of the country’s former prime minister and revolutionary leader, Maurice Bishop, and others who died alongside him. The people of this Caribbean nation still have no closure 40 years later. The remains of Bishop and his supporters were never returned to their family members and are missing to this day. 

In the first episode of “The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop,” The Washington Post’s Martine Powers takes us on the personal journey that led her to learn about Grenada’s history. Martine delves into why Bishop was such an influential figure, what made the United States nervous about him and why the mystery of his missing remains continues to haunt so many on the island.

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You can find photos and documents from the investigation in our special episode guide here. 

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