The Washington Post Sunday - 2017-02-26

• Journey inside a changing Syria
• Anxiety grows in Florida’s farm fields
• Perez elected chair of DNC
• Transgende­r issue hits mat in Texas
• Lab diluted solution used to detect Zika
• Buy Ivanka?
• Focused on the present
• Reading James Baldwin in the segregated South
• Slow it down D.C., other area jurisdicti­ons eye lower speed limits
• CPAC speeches show GOP’s shift
• Telescope on journey before mission
• Feds move in to clean Dakota pipeline camp
• Trump declines to attend correspond­ents’ dinner
• Thorny skate not to be on endangered list
• Early on, plenty of drama but little progress on Trump’s 100-days campaign script
• All politics is local? In the era of President Trump, that doesn’t seem true anymore.
• Activists supply key component in fight to save Obamacare
• When driverless cars hit the market, blame for accidents may shift to industry
• Trump’s taunts stir Mexican nationalis­m
• Autopsy confirms VX caused fatal paralysis
• Shining a light on Pakistan’s ‘Invisible People’
• In S. Africa, violence follows a surge in xenophobia
• Dozens killed in attacks on security offices in Syria
• ‘I would be scared to study in the U.S.’
• Indian immigrant slain in Kansas refused to leave ‘country he loved’
• Oscars and the art of political speech
• CPAC rebrands itself with a ‘T’
• Make America exceptiona­l again
• Don’t gut the Clean Power Plan
• Logic wins out on a Maryland gun law
• An outlaw killing
• The problem with Metro
• Wage war on coal emissions, not coal country
• A prepostero­us stand on transgende­r protection
• Adjectivel­y speaking
• How big government disguises its growth
• POSTPARTIS­AN What is Bannon’s plan?
• THE TRUMP SHOW
• The noble tragedy of H.R. McMaster’s strategy in Iraq
• Steve Bannon got his worldview from my book
• DISSENT IN THE RANKS
• CAN’T STOP, WON’T STOP
• TIPS FROM THE 20TH CENTURY
• FIVE MYTHS ABOUT ORWELL
• My trans 7-year-old has a message for Donald Trump
• ‘America first’ shouldn’t mean cutting foreign aid
• To rewrite history, Nazis destroyed books
• A brief, golden moment for upper-crust black Americans
• Why our brains can think about thinking: An evolutiona­ry history
• WASHINGTON BESTSELLER­S
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• One freewheeli­ng run
• Meet my mom, an unheralded hero of Black History Month
• Virginia budget closes $1.2 billion hole
• Parking equation challenges developers
• A music critic’s scathing review once earned him a threat of a broken nose — from a sitting president.
• Mildred Dresselhau­s, a top U.S. physicist, was dubbed the “queen of carbon science.”
• The opioid crisis is fueling a massive smuggling problem in Maryland’s jails and prisons.
• The District’s fixation on fines is impeding a much-needed traffic-safety program
• Comstock is a no-show at town hall
• When the District led the way on voting rights
• Charlottes­ville was right to want to remove a statue lionizing a traitor
• Get ready for some exceptiona­lly brilliant performanc­es by Venus and Jupiter
• Arlington approves Rosslyn area redevelopm­ent project
• Led NFL players union during strikes
• A night to forget
• Caps out of gas on short turnaround
• Cinderella can’t ball
• Done in by three-pointers, Maryland loses its third straight game
• Hoyas plummet below .500
• Some spring training of her own
• Terps shake off delays, hold off the Bulldogs
• Deadline this time went better for Brooks
• Combine to kick o≠ free agent discussion­s
• Bruins victorious in matchup of top-five teams
• Chuck Driesell, 744 NCAA wins shy of dad, embraces coaching Maret
• Winning with ‘spirit’: Hokies continue to play well minus Clarke
• Cavaliers breathe easier after they snap a four-game slide
• Gallaudet’s season ends with NEAC semifinal loss
• Terps adding two jerseys to the rafters
• Plum scores 57, breaks career mark
• Harper opens spring with long home run
• Orioles’ Bourn breaks finger, will miss four weeks
• Crystal Palace win leaves Leicester in danger zone
• Stuhec takes super-G, moves closer to Shiffrin
• Nathan’s strong debut
• Nationals’ first victory this season comes against the clock
• Warhawks boys, Saxons girls claim region championsh­ips
• Motivated Rockets good to the finish
• Knapp does it all to lead Lions to win
• Good Counsel’s Thomas wins a national title — and lets it speak for itself
• Grimes surprises the 500-meter field, himself
• Fowler fires 65 to lead by four at Honda Classic
• Eagles extend championsh­ip run to five seasons
• Report: Ali’s son was detained at Fla. airport
• Oilers finally striking it rich
• Crosby lifts Pittsburgh to outdoor win, keeps Philadelph­ia cold
• New Wizard must learn fast
• Earnhardt Jr. isn’t just back from his concussion. He’s one of the favorites.
• Warriors have rivals’ number: 10
• Anthony’s late jumper wins it for N.Y.
• Ordinary has never seemed so extraordin­ary
• 2017 Mazda6 Grand Touring
• OSCARS 2017
• The Triple Crown
• The ballots
• Political turmoil
• A trove of literary riches, rarely seen, arrives in Washington from England
• The selling of the Cold War and the Red Menace
• Cinderella, dressed in power
• The pain behind Noguchi designs
• A western that was nearly shot down
• Audiobooks that take you to apartheid, the space race, Iraq
• Philip Glass at 80: Famously unfathomab­le
• Rack-tile dysfunctio­n from Week 1212
• New contest for Week 1216: As the word turns
• Atheist could step into ‘goshfather’ role
• Humans vs. robots in this Eden of the future
• Fiancee’s anger over a perceived slight offers a clue to her future behavior
• 50 states of being
• At 20,000 feet, etiquette can (litera become a more pressing issue.
• All this and wolveri too: A 2,000-mile r trip ahead of summ tourist influx.
• Talking about unspoken rules of travel etiquette
• WHAT’S THE DEAL?
• Voodoo and opium: Valid medical choices in New Orleans’ past
• Carbo-load to avoid altitude sickness
• The fast rise, slow demise of a daily deals business
• Exposé at Uber o≠ers a lesson of the times
• Coming to a consumer watchdog’s defense
• ShipLnyc is a startup that seeks to be the “Expedia of logistics.”
• As robotics firm’s CEO, former Israeli soldier’s insight offers an edge.
• Want to know what a real bubble looks like? Take a look at Yahoo.
• Proof: The American commute is worse today than ever before.
• ‘Disruptive’ thinking at HHS improves hospital
• Let’s Vote and Go Home: How to Run an Effective, Efficient Meeting
• REGION TEN COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD

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