The Capital - 2023-02-19

• Chief lobbies city on staffing
• Kremlin’s UN envoy: West is driven to destroy Russia
• US calls for Russia to face ‘justice’
• India cracks down on child brides
• UK’s PM: More work needed to reach N. Ireland trade deal
• Blinken to Chinese diplomat: Balloon incident ‘must never happen again’
• Haley’s bid illustrate­s balancing act
• Pastors: AI unable to write effective sermons
• Esther Donald Robinson
• Marguerite Brown
• Dorothy Beard
• Brazil’s glitzy Carnival back in a big way after pandemic
• State of the Union was a start, but more to be done
• Now is the time for bay ferry system
• HB 617 is a terrible bill against public water access
• Literacy Teachers deserve incentiviz­ed pay, too
• To save bay, we must first save forests
• After loss, what comes next?
• Offensive struggles doom Navy
• Indian Creek beats hardship en route to IAAM C title game
• Johnson brings early thrills in comeback
• Pondering the apparently diminished stock of yellow perch
• Petty angry with takeover of race team
• ‘Never take it for granted’
• Bieniemy named OC of the Commanders
• Bumpy ride on, off slopes
• Your layoff protection plan
• Why so many who took part in the Great Resignatio­n have regrets
• Bored at work?
• Siblings seek to swap interest in inherited properties
• Don’t be afraid to seek help when caring for loved one with Parkinson’s
• PROJECT: GRANDMA
• ‘We are stronger for it’
• Rise in severe strep cases in kids was really return to normal, CDC says
• Author’s passions often become next book
• Antidepres­sants can lead to suicidal thoughts in patients
• Beware the perceived benefits of saunas
• Single dad gets nosy questions, but he’s not only one who does
• Husband dealing with wife’s child-free choice
• Let the opponents do your dirty work

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