The Capital - 2023-01-01

• Russian strikes intensify as year comes to a close
• Crowds gather with hope for 2023
• New state laws on abortion, taxes and wages are in effect
• GOP chair race obscures problems
• Artist hopes to ‘breathe’ life into 2014 Chibok abductions
• Trailblazi­ng journalist for all women
• Joseph McClellan
• Only bureaucrat­s happy with virtual learning
• More important things than football at USNA
• Let’s make kindness a priority in 2023
• Church ramp was only a beginning
• Decision-making helped Wentz regain job
• Terps close out the year with a laugher
• In the ground game they trust
• Review: QB Tua didn’t show concussion signs
• Tide roll KSU in Sugar Bowl
• The fight for freedom
• TOXIC SHOCK
• Interviews of the year: The wonks
• Key things to think about in your new year financial planning
• Original deed doesn’t guarantee ownership
• Pandemic practices live on
• Perfect your pickleball skills at 1 of these resorts
• Changing lives step by step
• New label law prompts companies to add sesame to products
• Look for greater depth, breadth of art in 2023
• This year’s flu shot looks like a good match against strains
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Handwritte­n addresses may not be long for this world
• Couple recovering from infidelity falters

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