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A 6.8-magnitude earthquake shook Morocco late Friday, officials said. It was felt in the historic city of Marrakesh, Casablanca, Rabat, and Fez.
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By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff
By Cat Zakrzewski and Joseph Menn
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The blitz of attacks on prosecutors threatens to degrade precedent that protects prosecutorial independence and the ability to root out wrongdoing without partisan influence, according to legal experts.
By Jacqueline Alemany
By Paul Kane
(Sources: USGS, WorldPop, Natural Earth)
The powerful quake, centered in High Atlas mountains, struck around 11:11 p.m. local time in the province of Al Haouz, about 43 miles south of Marrakesh.
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Rising temperatures have led more farmers to harvest crops in the middle of the night to protect their workforce and the quality of their produce from extreme heat.
By Eli Tan and Jacob Bogage
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A vacationing former CIA analyst had already spent seven years consulting specialists who ruled out 50 diseases but were unable to make a diagnosis.
By Sandra G. Boodman
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Highlights of a TV season marked by strikes and cutbacks include the premiere of "The Changeling," the return of "The Morning Show" and the "Frasier" reboot.
By Lili Loofbourow
By Michael O'Sullivan
By Sophia Nguyen
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Apple disclosed – and closed – security exploits that could put some high-profile users at risk. Keeping your phone's software up to date can help.
By Chris Velazco
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Some skylines and stadiums are more recognizable than others. Try to pick the right NFL city without a hint from announcers and see how other Post readers did.
By Reuben Fischer-Baum
By Ava Wallace
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How unmoored are Alabama officials on voting rights? Even Trump judges are trying to stop them.
By Ruth Marcus
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