The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-01-01

• Unraveling Santos’s vast web of deception
• Iraqi anti-corruption drive used torture, extortion
• Chief Justice Roberts sidesteps controvers­ies in report
• As Republican­s inch away from 2020 denial, one activist digs in
• NYC’s Black schools chief isn’t sure racial integratio­n is the answer
• The toll extreme weather took in the U.S. during 2022, by the numbers
• Benedict embodied traditiona­l Catholicis­m
• Young Ukrainians seeking normalcy rethink their futures as war drags on
• Missiles hit Ukraine as Putin gives combative New Year’s speech
• 15 reasons you should be hopeful for 2023
• China’s covid explosion
• Parolees need help now
• Let the people decide
• Ideas for Congress
• In unsettled times, look to Midwestern values
• Benedict was America’s pope
• I’ve covered a lot of snakes in my career. These are the worst.
• Coming Up This Week
• Washington Post Paperback Bestseller­s
• An inclusive vision of America, grounded in commitment and hard work
• 2022’s blockbuste­r used books
• Imagining alternativ­es to righteous combat
• Little requests illustrate the pain of child poverty
• Man who struck people while fleeing Secret Service charged with murder
• Coming: Shooting stars, a planetary conjunctio­n and increasing daylight
• Dulles Toll Road users to pay more in new year
• The front-page New Year’s Day news 100, 75, 50 and 25 years ago
• Ovechkin’s neat trick caps the year in an easy win
• Tagovailoa has a tough call that only he can make
• Norrie topples Nadal at United Cup event
• Second-ranked Huskies upended by Musketeers
• Buckeyes’ fierce defense overwhelms Wolverines
• Instead of sitting out, Young stands out in Crimson Tide’s Sugar Bowl rout
• OTHER GAMES
• After coach firings, chatter in full swing
• Tagovailoa probe finds no protocol violations
• Tuch scores twice as Bu≠alo ends the year by holding o≠ NHL-best Boston
• Irving and Durant lead Brooklyn past Charlotte for 11th consecutiv­e victory
• Gunners extend league lead as top rivals settle for draws
• Contenders attending Oakton’s holiday event expect and receive a challenge
• Arts&Style
• Rememberin­g Joan Didion, beyond her words
• Andy Warhol’s portfolio of Marilyns stands out amid its Day-Glo sameness
• Natural world, pixels and spheres mark array of artwork
• Cheating, lying husband doesn’t get it
• A grandma-to-be’s serious faux pas
• Up close with Modigliani and the sexiest nudes in modern art
• Learning an old lesson from the Tudors: Grifters gonna grift
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE
• Luxury comes casually on the Eastern Shore
• White-collar workers bear the brunt of year-end cuts
• Expert forecasts 2023 as a year of ‘economic pain.’ So be prepared.
• More brain and brawn, yet robots of 2022 still managed to shrink
• Would monetizing your hobby spoil the fun?

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