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Ted Muldoon

Ted Muldoon

Senior Producer and Sound Designer at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News

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How NASA plans to rescue two astronauts stuck in space

Almost three months ago, two NASA astronauts flew to space in a Boeing spacecraft – and have been stuck at the International Space Station ever since. Today on “Post Reports,” what went wrong and what this could mean for the future of spaceflight.
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The death of Pope Francis

Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic church, died Monday morning at age 88. He leaves behind a legacy of inclusivity. But now that he is gone, will his approach to the papacy survive?
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Post Reports: He's dying of cancer. They chose to start their family.

The 7 is off today but we're sharing a recent episode of "Post Reports." It provides an intimate view into the decisions and realities when a cancer diagnosis happens in early adulthood as cancer rates among young adults are on the rise.
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Talking to ChatGPT drains energy. These other things are worse.

AI services have earned a reputation as energy-hungry beasts. How worried should we be about them versus the other emissions in our digital lives?
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How to save an animal shelter: “If you care about something just do...

Courtney Proctor Cross was an elementary school teacher for 30 years before she changed her life. When she took over an animal shelter that had become a “death sentence” for the animals who entered, she made it a place of hope.
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How some veterans exploit the VA disability system

An investigation by The Post found that some veterans are taking advantage of the Department of Veterans Affairs disability compensation program. Today, how the system is being gamed and the attention The Post’s reporting has already received from Congress.
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The 1939 royal visit and the party that tested U.S.-British relations

In the run-up to World War II, King George VI sought to rally American support with a garden party at the British Embassy, but it didn’t go exactly as planned.
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Rare glimpses inside Washington’s historic ambassador residences

It's the side of D.C. many never see: haunted mansions, a diamond-encrusted Andy Warhol and quite a few saunas.
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The mysterious fight that partially blinded America’s ‘most strenuo...

President Theodore Roosevelt was partially blind in his left eye. It was only when he was out of office that he revealed the injury and how it came about: During a boxing match. In the White House.
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Meet the embassy chefs cooking up some of the most exclusive meals ...

A look at the culinary diplomacy served at the French, Norwegian and Brazilian ambassadors’ residences.
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The reviews for embassies in the nation’s capital aren’t always dip...

There are more than 176 embassies in the nation’s capital. To better understand them, The Post analyzed thousands of Google reviews.