The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-01-22

• Brazil tightens vise on speech
• Mitch Daniels draws fire from Trump world as he tests Senate run
• Christian leaders start to break from Trump — with an eye on DeSantis
• Workhorses of the Senate face political extinction, which could leave big holes
• McCarthy’s specious revenge attacks on Reps. Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell
• Group showed fatal Taylor raid footage at restaurant event
• Justice Dept. opens inquiry into Abbott over baby formula
• Husband’s alleged Google searches key evidence in ‘no body’ murder case
• Federal judge finds DeSantis violated state constituti­on but dismisses suit
• Memphis o∞cers fired over arrest that preceded death
• Senators’ departure leaves Haiti without an elected government
• The end of China’s ‘zero covid’ policy was sudden — and chaotic
• Prosecutor­s say Holmes tried to flee the U.S. after her conviction
• ‘Precarious timing’ for suspected Russian spy ship near Hawaii
• The America trap: Why our enemies often underestim­ate us
• Ukrainians brace for the next Russian onslaught
• George Santos is exactly where he belongs
• A victory for ‘facts, truth and justice’ in the Philippine­s
• Thrown on the glittering fire
• In defense of COBOL
• Don’t ban TikTok. Make it safer for the country.
• Want to be happy? Then don’t be a lawyer.
• At the court, a whodunit without a perp
• Colleges’ stances show who’s not wanted
• LeBron James’s greatness goes beyond points scored
• Coming Up This Week
• Have we forgotten how to hang out with each other?
• He was once ashamed of his stutter. Then he embraced it.
• Stephen A. Smith on the value of arguing about sports
• AUDIOBOOKS
• What if you could choose your future?
• A paean to ivermectin will soon infect bookstores
• Washington Post Hardcover Bestseller­s
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• A family has a member in every level of government: ‘The Iveys did the work’
• A better record deal than Columbia House
• WMATA proposed a rail fare hike. Here’s how prices in other cities compare.
• Metro approved for less-frequent rail-car inspection­s
• Drug overdoses among young people rise 77% in Montgomery County
• A coaching conundrum
• Reed will not be coach at Bethune-Cookman
• Four teams are strong matches for Brady — if he decides to play on
• No. 10 Cavaliers recover in time to win fifth straight
• Ailing Huskies maintain their Big East dominance
• Oshie is trying not to think about his back problem
• With Tatum sidelined, Boston edges Toronto
• Aho’s hat trick extends New York’s downswing
• Djokovic is battling hungry field and a balky hamstring
• Top seed Swiatek and No. 7 Gauff both are ousted in women’s round of 16
• A half-century ago, Hall of Fame wanted separate wing for Negro League stars
• On Wizards’ home court, Stags can’t conjure any late magic against N.C. team
• Lavelle scores two goals as U.S. women finish swing through World Cup site
• Rahm, Thompson share lead at 23 under entering final round at La Quinta
• Scotland’s Belle and Sebastian still giving twee a good name
• Her brilliant, witty self-portraits earn her a spot among Renaissanc­e greats
• Single mom’s boyfriend doesn’t want to be parent
• Glacial beauty exposed, luminous D.C. scenes and cutout slices of life
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE
• Atop the Kennedy Center, it’s dinner and a show
• Car rental age restrictio­ns can be complicate­d. Here’s what you should know.
• Delta to offer ‘fast, free’ WiFi on flights starting at the beginning of February
• Fearing debt-limit doom? Right adviser can help.
• Treasury seeks to stave o≠ calamity
• Here’s what to do if you think you’re a≠ected by T-Mobile’s latest data breach
• How to write your yearly performanc­e goals

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