The Washington Post Sunday - 2017-10-08

• After the check is gone
• Mourning and healing unfold in Las Vegas, but this is still Sin City
• 3 shootings in 3 years, and o∞cer wins back job
• Retreat from deficit dogma
• Shift on Venezuela happened suddenly
• What an inning
• Lee’s legacy
• Maria’s deadly grip
• Trump, Schumer talk health care The president again raises chance for bipartisan fix to health care.
• Pitching Trump’s tax plan The Fact Checker’s guide to what officials mean by fairness.
• Partisan divisions aren’t news, but a leftward shift is
• Nate makes landfall along Gulf Coast
• Diocese sets up fund for sex-abuse victims
• McCain and Scalise show skirting death doesn’t alter political life. It amplifies it.
• Deportatio­ns on the rise in the U.S. interior
• In Florida, a huge influx of seething potential voters
• Interior teams with energy industry to reverse royalties rule
• Trump on North Korea: ‘Sorry, but only one thing will work!’
• Lawyer quits her advisory role with Weinstein and hints he may step down
• In Syria, civilian casualties soaring in cease-fire zones
• Protests across Russia impugn Putin on president’s birthday
• Iraqi Yazidis and Christians live in a tug-of-war zone
• Man fires on palace, kills 2 Royal Guards
• As U.S. urges unity against terrorism, Pakistani and Afghan mistrust endures
• Afghan president, U.S. general promote air war against Taliban
• Trump is on track to win reelection
• Dispatch from the deep state
• In Britain, fervor in the air
• A blight on birth control
• More shootings to remember
• The Senate warns the president: Leave Mr. Mueller be
• How to move forward on gun control
• Maryland must address its psychiatri­c-bed shortages
• A win-win on the national debt
• Mission to Mars: One stupid leap for mankind
• Detroit’s Duggan delivers growth
• We can’t shrug this off
• Distractin­g us to death
• THE WATERGATE TRAP
• How the erosion of trust leads to murders and mass shootings
• Is Putin’s brand of totalitari­anism as repressive as Stalin’s?
• DONALD TRUMP, STRATEGIST
• FIVE MYTHS ABOUT GUN VIOLENCE
• Ron Chernow’s biography of Grant is well-crafted but imperfect history.
• It’s an election postmortem like “What Happened,” but for conservati­ves.
• The danger of letting Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon run our lives.
• Facing racism is part of life in St. Louis — and my classroom
• The hidden figures of WWII code-breaking
• E.U. ill-prepared to grapple with 21st-century challenges
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• Md. delegate tries political crossover
• Drugs, gangs, terrorists: Md.’s DA office untiring
• In Va., a return to paper ballots
• Practice’s insurance move roils patients
• In the ’80s, a lifelike statue of a skateboard­er by J. Seward Johnson Jr. stood near Eastern Market.
• Anne Wiazemsky starred in French New Wave classic films and later became an acclaimed novelist.
• Virginians want Medicaid expansion, but thanks to gerrymande­ring, they’re not going to get it.
• Rush-hour toll lanes to open in Va. on I-66 in December
• What we know about the I-66 toll lanes so far
• Don’t repeal and replace D.C.’s leave law
• Discrimina­tory housing practices are alive and well in Maryland
• Sending the wrong message on gun control
• Spencer leads torchlight rally at U-Va.
• Substitute teacher faces sex charges
• Race event to increase challenges for drivers
• LBJ’s shrewd moves to make Thurgood Marshall the first black justice
• Author of a memoir on the life of a CIA wife
• With no college degree, mathematic­ian entered Harvard, then won a medal
• Capitals at Lightning Another hat trick, history for Caps in home opener
• After day of big totals on ground, Mids top Falcons through the air
• Homers by Zimmerman, Harper in eighth inning turn tide of series
• PRO FOOTBALL
• If NFL owners are worried that protests put them in a tough spot, they owe it to the players to listen.
• Barry Svrluga
• A fine time to pay up
• A winding path to the top
• Terps lose another QB
• Lin’s dreadlocks vex former Net
• ‘The Freeze’ gets invite for training in skeleton
• Argentina, star Messi might miss World Cup
• Minus starting quarterbac­k, Cyclones stun No. 3 Sooners
• Rival Michigan State upsets No. 7 Michigan
• Horned Frogs use a late touchdown by Hill to remain the class of the Big 12
• Emotions unbridled after Navy tops Air Force in a game for the ages
• Records break, Broncos prevail in fourth FBS game to last seven overtimes
• Hurricanes score late, finally beat Seminoles
• Cavs continue to trend upward, improve to 4-1 for the first time since 2007
• Jackson helps Hokies bounce back from first loss with victory over Eagles
• Ronaldo enters as sub, scores in win
• Raiders dominate early to beat Tigers
• Weather sends Charlotte scrambling
• This weekend’s games
• Fantasy scout
• Pittsburgh posts shutout in Cup finals rematch
• Scherzer still on track to start Game 3
• Puig launches himself tongue-first into postseason
• Encarnacio­n hopes to return after suffering ankle sprain
• This Compass takes you in a good direction
• 2017-2018 Jeep Compass Limited
• A WORLD AWAY FROM HOME, A DANCER STARTS OVER
• The lasting legacy of the Doors
• A jocular Justice ‘Marshall’
• When the music itself plays a part
• A Tony-nominated director’s next act? A play in Bethesda.
• A filmed ‘love letter’ to Harry Dean Stanton
• Tehran doesn’t reveal itself readily
• Fantastic faces finally get names
• In this palace of symmetry, your deeds could be your doom
• She works like a dog. He smells like a skunk.
• Snark plugs: Top Amazon reviews
• HOROSCOPE
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE
• New contest for Week 1248: C’mon, fess up!
• A zillion Ziggys on display
• Fantastica­l plants of Hobbits’ world
• Elation at elevation
• Modena: Master of all things scrumptiou­s
• WHAT’S THE DEAL?
• The era of hotel alarm clocks is ticking away
• Peeping up with the Joneses: 14 can’t-miss destinatio­ns
• ‘hire american’? tough job.
• Fighting ‘loneliness epidemic’ may start at work
• Here’s a scary story: Your Social Security could be at risk
• ON LEADERSHIP
• CASE IN POINT
• Do you love where you work? Nominate your employer.
• Multimilli­on-dollar video firm was in focus from the start
• Financial analysts signal caution
• 3 Traps to Avoid When You Start a New Job

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