The Post Most: A rare look at the devastation caused by AR-15 shootings

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PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP   Editor's note: The photos, videos and personal accounts in the story below are extremely disturbing and may be too upsetting for some people. Read why The Washington Post is publishing this story.   Terror on repeat: A rare look at the devastation caused by AR-15 shootings (David Becker/Getty) ​​Photos obtained by The Post, along with personal accounts of survivors and first responders, reveal the AR-15's destructive power in rarely seen detail. By Silvia Foster-Frau, N. Kirkpatrick and Arelis R. Hernández Read more   As mass shootings multiplied, the horrific human cost was concealed By Isaac Stanley-Becker   Santos says he won't seek reelection after release of ethics report By Maegan Vazquez, Amy B Wang and Marianna Sotomayor   Israeli troops scour Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital for evidence of Hamas presence By Steve Hendrix, Miriam Berger and Sarah Dadouch   Opinion  |  Liberals shouldn't scoff at people's fears of homelessness and crime By Paul Schofield   Georgia prosecutor asks judge to revoke bond of Trump co-defendant By Holly Bailey   Canada's most prominent Indigenous icon might not be Indigenous By Amanda Coletta   He won a Nobel Prize. Then he started denying climate change. By Maxine Joselow   ADVERTISEMENT   Hamas agrees to tentative deal to free dozens of hostages, pending Israel's approval By Karen DeYoung   PERSPECTIVE Some books are meant to be reread. Here are 22 I would turn to again. By Michael Dirda   How each senator voted on stopgap bill to avoid government shutdown By Kati Perry and Adrian Blanco   ANALYSIS Speaker Johnson's honeymoon period is over — or never even began By Paul Kane   These lawyers used ChatGPT to save time. They got fired and fined. By Pranshu Verma and Will Oremus   ADVERTISEMENT   Deported Afghans return home by the thousands to unexpected welcome By Rick Noack and Haq Nawaz Khan   Swifties are falling in love with Travis Kelce's old tweets By Herb Scribner   ADVICE Caught between a loud 9-year-old and a noise-sensitive spouse By Carolyn Hax   QUIZ A $2 million 'bit of American history' is the star of today's On the Record By Amy Parlapiano   Opinion  |  Congressional Fight Club is not a thing we need! By Alexandra Petri   Formula One   How Las Vegas transformed into an F1 racetrack (David Becker for The Post) Thousands of tons of pavement and dozens of structures have morphed one of the busiest tourism areas in the world. By Dan Michalski Read more   Formula One raced in Las Vegas four decades ago. It was a bumpy ride. By Glynn A. Hill   ANALYSIS A Formula One pit stop: 2 seconds of adrenaline and pressure By Bonnie Berkowitz and Artur Galocha     You received this email because you signed up for The Post Most or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2023 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact