The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-01-29

• Downtown D.C. is a deflated balloon as workers stay home
• Trump’s path to the GOP nomination is strewn with obstacles
• How a Hunter Biden conspiracy theory grew, from a lone tweet to a big megaphone
• Wary of investigat­ions, independen­t voters want to see results from House GOP
• Santos campaign briefly reported $254,000 in payments to ‘anonymous’
• First police report said Nichols ‘complained of having a shortness of breath’
• AIDS researcher used grant money to fund lifestyle
• Spate of shootings against Israelis puts region on high alert
• Marshall Islands enjoys newfound leverage with U.S.
• Clique of judges tied to Iran’s leaders sentencing protesters to hang
• Russians fight plan to transform mall into drone factory
• Petr Pavel defeats billionair­e Andrej Babis in Czech Republic election
• Coming Up This Week
• The Jan. 6 committee report contains a treasure trove in fine print
• I’ve ditched my Broncos for the Chiefs. Sorry, Mom.
• House Republican­s bring the bread and circuses
• A clear strategy on Ukraine
• The only way out of the rut
• How to keep the West solid for Ukraine
• Jurors get their first look at Alex Murdaugh and his alibi
• Telling humanity the history of everything
• The Tyre Nichols video shows policing must be done with a community — not to it
• Ambition is the antihero in this story of a small-town striver
• Indecent secrets lurk in ‘Decent People’
• A courageous priest takes on the Nazis in occupied Rome
• Haunting tales in the vein of M.R. James
• Compiling the history of Europe’s smells
• Washington Post Paperback Bestseller­s
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• For these writers, grief was crushing — and transforma­tive
• What the fight over Roe was really about
• Santos staff hirings draw scrutiny among Capitol Hill insiders
• Md. bill could pare workweek down to 4 days
• School-commute effort grows, as do doubts about its success
• Is owning an electric vehicle getting easier?
• A comet visits, and Venus and Jupiter show a Valentine vibe
• 3 students charged with robbery at school
• Shiffrin wins slalom, closes in on Stenmark
• Cavaliers blast Eagles for their sixth consecutiv­e victory
• Hot-shooting Pride extinguish­es the No. 18 Cougars’ 20-game winning streak
• Robertson sets the career three-pointer record, but Sooners fall to Cyclones
• Even after doing the incredible, Wilks never had a fair shot at the Carolina job
• Homa rallies from five back to claim Farmers Insurance Open by two strokes
• Reinhart scores 17 seconds into overtime, Florida tops league-leading Boston
• Led by Casemiro, Manchester United keeps its trophy hopes alive in FA Cup
• Embiid outduels Jokic with an MVP performanc­e in Philadelph­ia’s victory
• Growing up HATeD
• Friends always insist on cooking, but their kitchen habits are unappetizi­ng
• Reader has a wishbone to pick with friend who sent a Thanksgivi­ng email
• Hopper focused on the silence among New York’s clamor
• Thresholds as frontiers, the power of trees, and prints with panache
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE
• Woodberry Tavern thinks big in a small space
• Everything you need to know about using Apple AirTags to track your luggage
• The mysterious art of Amsterdam’s ‘Unknown Sculptor’
• Ditch your partner in economy, and take that seat upgrade
• Three moves to get your tax refund faster in 2023
• Employers face wave of laws for pay transparen­cy
• Our best tips on how to help ease the tax-filing process — and get you paid fast
• Emojis, memes and GIFs: Are they shortcuts to casual work chat?

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