The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-02-26

• D.C. mayor lobbies Senate on home rule
• Biden faces new pressure on U.S. support in Year 2 of Ukraine war
• McConnell calls on U.S. to ‘wake up’ to Russian threat on war anniversar­y
• Trump hits road to buoy his odds at convention
• 100 years after Rosewood Massacre, one house and much pain remain
• Calif. pilot halts landing in close call
• UVA Leverages $100 Million Gift To Launch The Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnol­ogy To Transform Health Care
• Phone fight prevents review of more than 2,200 records in Jan. 6 probe
• ‘Dilbert’ dropped by The Post, other papers after cartoonist’s racist rant
• ‘Ernie, what is censorship?’ Chatbots challenge China.
• George Santos speaks the truth!
• A misguided jury failed to see the art in Mason Rothschild’s MetaBirkin­s
• Antiaborti­on laws are cruel
• A familiar espionage excuse
• How to fix freight rail after the Ohio derailment debacle
• A disaster for democracy looms in Israel
• The justices halt an execution — and reveal themselves in the process
• Youngkin is no brawler, but he might need to be
• A rollicking life, from the Arctic to Hollywood
• It was a joy to translate this great Polish poet
• A godlike father and the literary scene he ruled over
• Myths, mysteries, crayons: 9 strangely wonderful books beyond the bestseller list
• How a notorious pornograph­ic manuscript reshaped literary history
• Washington Post Paperback Bestseller­s COURTESY OF THE AMERICAN BOOKSELLER­S ASSOCIATIO­N
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• Romance is hot, but is heartbreak ahead?
• Va. General Assembly wraps up without a budget deal
• Family sues over jail suicide
• Formerly imprisoned, he’s finally being heard
• Jupiter and Venus dance, and spring arrives with a farewell
• How do we love snow? Let us count the flakes.
• Volunteers, o∞cers rally to protect drag story hour
• School board member charged with forgery
• Defenders’ rally yields a victory in Las Vegas
• Sun Devils upset Wildcats on a 60-foot heave to boost tournament résumé
• Kneepkens helps No. 8 Utes topple No. 3 Cardinal for a share of Pac-12 title
• In Washington’s spring training opener, countdown is on
• Players union head welcomes spending spike, is ‘optimistic’ on minors talks
• 66 positions Kirk to end long drought
• Paredes, nurtured in Washington, is climbing the ranks in the Bundesliga
• U.S. national team star Zimmerman and Nashville take MLS’s season opener
• In her final meet, Karp tears up the pool as the Walter Johnson girls hold on
• Tatum’s three with 1.3 seconds to play lifts Boston
• West Springfiel­d’s boys — without any first-place finishers — reign in Class 6
• With six of its athletes reaching the podium, St. Mary’s Ryken finishes sixth
• Seven players score as New Jersey cruises to its biggest victory of the season
• Black legacies, optical experience­s and the facets of grief
• When Velázquez painted marginaliz­ed people, it liberated his genius
• Mom doesn’t want kids to stay at the home of soon-to-be ex, ‘mistress’
• Any way to gauge whether you would be a good parent?
• Virginia’s Darling spices up Alexandria
• Don’t be a hero: How to get help at the airport if you’re flying while injured
• Is it safe to go to Mexico? What to know ahead of spring break.
• Smaller, safer, cheaper?
• Boss wants co-workers’ input on my graphics work, even if they lack expertise
• Is your side gig a potential problem?

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