The Washington Post Sunday - 2022-11-20

• With charms and conflicts, World Cup arrives in Qatar
• ‘I’m part of what’s broken’
• Teams quietly at work as campus threats rise
• Iran to help Russia build drones for use in war
• Climate change deal is reached
• Weakened but still formidable, Trump is target for challenger­s
• Georgia counties face tight deadlines as Senate runo≠ looms
• CORRECTION­S
• Environmen­tal groups oppose gas pipeline
• Girl dies after being hit by parade vehicle
• Four killed in Washington plane crash:
• The debunked claims and faux facts Trump cites in call to execute drug dealers
• Alito denies allegation that he prematurel­y disclosed 2014 opinion
• Independen­ts want polarizati­on to end; the parties aren’t getting the message
• African divers rewrite narrative of the slave trade
• Israeli airstrikes in Syria reportedly kill 4:
• Avalanche in Kashmir kills 3 Indian soldiers:
• Coalitions at stalemate after general election
• Giant panda from China dies in Taipei
• Pope visits his father’s hometown in northern Italy:
• ISIS attack kills 4 Iraqi solders in Kirkuk:
• Crucial errors led to tragically delayed rescue in a Seoul alley
• Here comes the Biden
• Clash between Lake campaign, Maricopa heard in leaked call
• Hundreds rescued as snowstorm buries western N.Y.
• Amid political turmoil, Pakistan awaits choice of new army leader
• Kherson cheers as the first train rolls in from Kyiv after its occupation
• Life’s tribulatio­ns have Chinese students crawling — literally
• How the pandemic ended America’s bad romance with work
• Wuhan’s early covid cases are a mystery. What is China hiding?
• Garland’s appointmen­t of a special counsel was cautious. But also bold.
• I hate to say it, but the chaos isn’t over
• As Republican­s take the House, the crazies take the wheel
• 8 billion and rising
• The critic was right
• Tainted money
• The ‘beautiful game’ no more
• The burden of peace
• We need better tools
• A reach beyond politics
• What MBS gets for his impunity: Immunity
• Now this is how to lose: With a smile and a hug
• Democracy gets a boost in East Cleveland
• The GOP is dead. A new GOP must listen to working people.
• Sorrow and rage sharpen fantasy’s edges
• Poetic pleasures, playful or dreamlike
• A lineup of fun mysteries and foul crimes
• The 10 standouts of 2022
• 50 notable works of fiction
• Read new books, but don’t neglect the old
• Adventures for readers of every age
• A feast for the ears, featuring rebels, pop stars and sleuths
• The year’s best reads that weren’t from this year
• Motive in U-Va. shooting still murky
• Is driving or Silver Line faster at getting from D.C. to Dulles?
• A Korean favorite gets its day in Virginia
• Husband retraces his wife’s final bike route
• Wintry degrees, if not wintry conditions
• Police catch suspect in killings of mom, 3 kids
• MuLTI-sTATe GAMes
• Metrorail’s new D.C.-Dulles Airport connection faces a rider’s scrutiny
• A Tudor England village in the District
• Community remembers, mourns slain football players at memorial service
• Winners emerging in metro-area school board races
• Accused serial rapist found dead in jail
• Fort Meade opens resiliency center for wellness, mental health
• Versatile author who wrote about aging, lesbian themes
• Nobel laureate economist counseled minimal government interventi­onism
• A boy killed, a community shattered
• Chance for statement win slips beyond Terps’ grasp
• Washington might have rounded up new ‘Posse’
• FIFA head dismisses concerns, rebuffs critics in bizarre briefing
• A team and its coach face the unthinkabl­e at U-Va.
• The guiding light
• Rodgers, Martin lead final event of the year
• New Jersey romps to its 12th consecutiv­e victory
• Tennessee is crushed, and Hooker goes down
• After Corum’s injury, third-ranked Wolverines edge Illini to remain perfect
• Field goal as time expires keeps Horned Frogs unbeaten
• Aggies overcome errors, end their six-game slide
• First-place finish snaps Bison’s 29-year drought
• Holston shines as Hokies snap skid
• Fofana, Mids surprise No. 20 Knights
• Nets’ Irving apologizes, is listed as questionab­le for Sunday
• Players to watch: The top 10 in Qatar
• Group play primer
• Weah, son of soccer royalty, is ready to take the stage
• Ballon d’Or winner Benzema ruled out for France after thigh tear in practice
• Fox’s coverage is sponsored by Qatar
• U.S. team roster reflects ‘the diversity of America’
• A meaning beyond the shirt
• Belgium’s away jersey is all about music and love
• Denmark’s third jersey makes a statement
• Mexico’s away jersey honors the nation’s history
• The quarterbac­k class of 2021 has spawned more questions than answers so far
• OTHER GAMES
• Commanders’ schedule
• Washington Commanders (5-5) at Houston Texans (1-7-1)
• With help from their community, Bills make it to Detroit to face the Browns
• Kupp’s injury robs Rams’ offense of its one reliable weapon
• In a scene almost unimaginab­le several months ago, Titans wind up on top
• A family legacy continues as Bulldogs overcome injuries to finish title chase
• Vikings complete another dominant run with a shutout
• King helps Golden Eagles stun third-ranked Longhorns
• The Vietnam memorial blazed a path that no one followed
• National acclaim and local love
• Choreograp­her of ‘Hamilton’ takes a leap and writes a show of his own
• A restored work inspires a multi-sculptural experience
• Finding rare beauty between seriousnes­s and absurdity
• Mother-in-law of 30 years wants to know the ‘real way’ son met woman
• Does ‘full-fledged recluse’ mother-in-law need help?
• In‘SI’de jokes: Winning ‘air quotes’
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE
• Week 1516: Munich-ipals — European ‘sister cities’
• Do you know how to keep your spread safe?
• Thursday’s meal is pretty easy on the environmen­t
• Curried Squash Soup
• Leftover pumpkin puree is an opportunit­y for soup
• An easy gratin can be a side or the star
• Sweet Potato and Mushroom Gratin
• Jewel-toned roasted vegetables bring a splendid splash to the dinner table
• Simply Splendid Roasted Vegetables
• Build a broth for a can of beans
• Strawberry and Champagne Soup
• Refreshing fruit is a smart way to start the holiday feast
• Vegan Pumpkin Pancakes
• Pancakes from the pantry make for a seasonal stack
• We can help as you prepare for the big day
• WINE RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• When is dinner? It can depend on a lot.
• It’s time to think about passenger rights in space
• Blagden Alley
• Mount Pleasant
• Eastern Market
• Muchas Gracias
• H Street corridor
• Kingman Island
• Tabard Inn
• Capitol Hill/Hill East
• Meet your local
• Culture House
• Airbnb is more successful than ever. Why is everyone so mad at it?
• Shoppers hit social media to find, buy holiday gifts
• Friends don’t invite friends to dinner and then charge them
• Sex-tra≠icking hoax plagues viral teen app Gas
• Thanksgivi­ng dinner will gobble up your budget
• Stocks slip as aggressive Fed speak quells inflation optimism
• Beyond the weather: how safe-for-work topics feed company culture
• FEATURED EMPLOYERS SPOTLIGHT
• SAMURAI SUDOKU

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