The Washington Post Sunday - 2017-04-16

• N. Korean missile failure follows day of military fanfare
• The real cost of a recession
• Families fault D.C. shelter system
• Don’t hit panic button on Trump, GOP urges
• Evacuee convoy devastated by car bomb in Syria’s north
• Capitals drop Game 2
• On the Fifth Day
• Unhappy landings?
• Missiles on display
• Big miracles at a small hospital,
• Rice’s comment on Syria’s stockpile is misleading
• Democrats: Federal agencies gagged
• CORRECTION­S
• TALK SHOWS
• Washington Post iPad app
• Two judges block executions planned in Arkansas
• Thousands call for Trump to release taxes
• An in-utero Web phenom is born
• Boston marks bombing anniversar­y
• Alaskan oil well leaking gas:
• Sympathy for ex-NFL player after accident
• DNA leads to arrest in jogger’s slaying in Massachuse­tts:
• Delaware drug investigat­ion nets 40 arrests:
• Trump fans and foes brawl at Berkeley rallies
• Republican­s might be making a key error by swinging only for the fences
• United alters its seat change protocol
• Across nation, protesters urge Trump to release tax returns
• Wildflower ‘super bloom’ blankets Southern California in colorful mosaic
• Crack seems to be growing in one of Greenland’s glaciers
• An EMT’s bloodstain­ed jacket
• A Virginia Tech official’s ornament
• A survivor’s cellphone
• A slain cadet’s drum
• An archivist’s delicate eggs
• How Erdogan has reshaped Turkey, as told by readers
• Rubbish dump collapses, kills 19
• Military may be source of explosives on bus
• Rebels, government battle over town in S. Sudan:
• Afghan officials up toll from U.S. bombing of ISIS compound:
• Iran’s president talks tough about missile program:
• Turkey says 49 with ties to Islamic State are arrested before referendum:
• Police arrest army officer in Guinea for animal traffickin­g:
• In an age of extremes, French favorite struggles to hold on to angry voters
• Israeli filmmaker enjoys luck of timing and topic
• EMMANUEL MACRON
• Don’t underestim­ate the cyberthrea­t from Syria and North Korea
• How to kill a healthy health-care system
• Managing the Internet when it suits them
• The secret presidency
• Famine looms in Africa
• Paving over black history
• Justice does protect the innocent
• Mr. Spicer’s gaffe about Hitler
• A better way to deter nuclear threats
• End state-sanctioned killing
• A moot ruling on a voter-ID law?
• Time to ban bumping passengers
• Lock them up
• ‘Girl’ vs. ‘Bull’ is a false faceoff
• Don’t buy into Trump’s new normal
• Why U.S. taxpayers should care about Ukraine
• A playground fight with substance
• How to fix airline overbookin­g
• Why would Assad use sarin in a war he’s winning?
• The case for impeaching Trump. (Too soon?)
• The ‘empowered consumer’ doesn’t get much say
• Even Supreme Court justices get manterrupt­ed
• FIVE MYTHS ABOUT THE CROSS
• How Eisenhower quietly disarmed Joe McCarthy.
• Evangelica­l politics, from the Civil War to Trump.
• Kids can learn tax basics. Why can’t the rest of us?
• Author claims ‘betrayal’ by Woodward
• Are you rich enough to be a modern-age philanthro­pist?
• Grandmothe­r’s life in Syria: Moments of beauty and fear
• Defying the indignity of the auction block
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• BOOK WORLD THIS WEEK
• Walking Jesus’ walk, with a modern twist this Easter season
• East, west are worlds apart for D.C.-area transit users
• The 14th SafeTrack surge, which focuses on the Green Line, is underway and will last a month.
• Robert W. Taylor fostered advances that contribute­d to the developmen­t of computers and the Web.
• My dad was killed at Virginia Tech. I’m still fighting the NRA’s dangerous agenda.
• What was saved Ten years after the Virginia Tech massacre: objects of grief, relics of heroism.
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES Save Big on Treasures From the Tundra on April 18 at National Geographic
• DID YOU KNOW? It’s a Lot of “Bun”: Free Tickets to the Hump! Film Fest on April 21-23 at Black Cat
• In 1918, kids were drafted to annihilate squirrels
• Delegate pushes new rape definition
• No more free ride: Pay parking coming to Mall
• A busy calendar looms: Easter, zoo activities — and tax filing deadline
• William & Mary starts search for president
• Man dies in crash in Loudoun County
• More to do on mental health
• There is no mistaking our responsibi­lity to immigrants
• WRITE FOR US
• Company delivers interactiv­e monthly mystery experience to your door
• Fake news is nothing new: Just ask George Washington
• Young man fatally shot in Baltimore a decade after his father’s gun death
• Tony winner straddled gospel and blues in song
• ‘Are we going to keep fighting?’
• Three regulars get day off, but bullpen has another off day
• Double-overtime loss evens the series at 1
• Redskins’ foundation gives less to Native American tribes in its second year.
• The Cubs and Dodgers look ahead after their first series closes the book on 2016.
• United’s road woes against the New York Red Bulls continue in 2-0 loss.
• Jerry Brewer on John Wall, a recap of Saturday’s action and a preview of Sunday’s games.
• ‘Move forward’ for football recruiting
• Blue Devils continue mastery of Virginia
• Heap’s daughter is killed in accident
• Adding a twist to all-county lacrosse
• Carew’s new heart and kidney came from former Ravens tight end
• Hockey is Strader’s escape from chemothera­py
• Mids ‘empty the tank’ to rally past Black Knights, extend season
• Two eagles put Dufner in the lead at Heritage
• PERSONNEL DEPT
• Walk-o≠ homer ends O’s win streak
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Upstart Maple Leafs go home with a split but with a depleted defense corps
• Baker still uses advice he got from Aaron
• Ottawa rallies from two-goal deficit, beats Boston
• WIZARDS VS. HAWKS MATCHUP
• After his best regular season, Wall faces most important playoff run
• Reigning champions escape with Game 1 win
• No. 1 Boston Celtics vs. No. 8 Chicago Bulls
• No. 3 Houston Rockets vs. No. 6 Oklahoma City Thunder
• No. 1 Golden State Warriors vs. No. 8 Portland Trail Blazers
• PLAYOFF PREVIEWS
• Messi scores twice, but Barca can’t gain on its rival
• After offseason changes, Spirit doesn’t have a shot
• Hoffman hits U.S. No. 1 in 400 hurdles
• Milton, Falcons keep making noise
• A smooth, strong wagon that does its Audi duty
• 2017 Audi A4 Premium Plus wagon
• Oprah’s latest mission
• Ballet Across America lets artists take the wheel
• ‘Stations of the Cross’ asks an eternal question.
• ART: The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelph­ia is the first museum devoted to the nation’s earliest years.
• An ode to Obama
• Medicine chests as a medium for reflection
• The Romanian realist
• Raising their voices
• The Stations of the Cross
• Three masterpiec­es, reunited
• ‘YOU REALLY GOT ME’
• A compelling and complicate­d look at states of victimhood
• Building the scene
• Two sugar-industry executives find sweet love
• Pun-leavened ‘bred’: Hot ‘lik’ verses
• New contest for Week 1223: Post again out to mislead public!
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY|
• Man is convinced ex-girlfriend ‘betrayed’ him with breakup, to friend’s dismay
• Using work to avoid life after an act of infidelity
• All the way. On the railway.
• Despite the similariti­es, it really is another country up there.
• Budget-minded travelers can get a PhD in savings by staying in university dorms.
• Mind your elders: At 375, Montreal’s having a big birthday.
• WHAT’S THE DEAL?
• Tackling Patagonia’s peaks and valleys
• Ticked off over a ticket? Try using some tech tools.
• From a constellat­ion of train routes, an aficionado offers up three favorites
• From ‘tone deaf’ to ‘textbook’
• With debt, a little hatred is healthy
• Industry Dive’s sweet spot is digging in where others won’t.
• Want to boycott United Airlines? Good luck with that.
• Just when you think you’ve figured out stock market, it changes.
• Hey, bosses: You’re right to be wary of the kiss-up
• FUTURES & OPTIONS
• Merge images, videos to create single, shareable clips
• This game challenges your ability to spot, connect words
• Saving, but still struggling to make ends meet
• S&P 500 gives up more gains
• How to Find a Mentor at Work
• SAMURAI SUDOKU

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