The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-03-12

• Grindr app data mined to expose gay priests
• Bailout debated in bank collapse
• Tennessee congressma­n Andrew Ogles’s résumé is too good to be true
• Calif. takes another beating from another atmospheri­c river
• Meta’s reluctance to police metaverse may put children at risk, experts say
• In the deeply partisan and polarized House, every day feels like Jan. 7, 2021
• Judge schedules, delays announcing hearing for abortion pill lawsuit
• McCarthy aims to thread needle in visit with Taiwanese leader
• Pence says ‘history will hold Donald Trump accountabl­e’ for Jan. 6 attack
• Why Engaged Living is Key to Senior Wellness
• Census chief prioritizi­ng better count of non-White population­s
• Internet outage has Taiwan worried about threat from Chinese sabotage
• Tweet on asylum kicks up huge culture war and BBC boycott
• Indian families despair after police crack down on underage marriage
• South Korea makes a pitch for a 69-hour workweek, up from 52
• House votes 419-0 to declassify U.S. intelligen­ce on covid origins
• Would America shut down again?
• Parenting is an epic. Just look at the 2023 best picture nominees.
• See no evil. Hear no evil. Speak no evil.
• Yes, U.S. children should be hooked on phonics
• ‘Green’ hydrogen’s promise
• Putting women at risk
• Everyone keeps underestim­ating the strength of this economy
• Loneliness is an epidemic. The surgeon general has 8 ideas to tackle it.
• Overrelian­ce on plea deals can undercut justice
• How Mexico’s president is gutting fair elections
• Shattering young lives
• This underdog story asks: What if the hero isn’t a good guy?
• My very big, very heavy reading goal for 2023
• A stolen South Seas treasure helps reveal Germany’s colonial crimes
• SCIENCE FICTION
• Washington Post Paperback Bestseller­s
• This hearing? File under: Grandstand­ing.
• The roots of Zelensky’s courage and Ukraine’s courageous fight
• What does it really take to master a skill?
• 50 years after he jumped, a brother’s life is honored
• Officials to revise voucher rents
• Ugly feud roils city’s beauty industry
• Child porn charges for suspected vandal
• Ex-police chief of Laurel convicted of serial arson
• Troubled ‘Baretta’ actor later acquitted in wife’s killing
• B-movie auteur’s horrors gained a cult following
• For Tide’s Oats, how loyal is too loyal?
• With Ruiz, the Nats take a risk. Finally.
• Golden Eagles roll to first Big East title
• Top-ranked Swiatek cruises in her opener
• Bison lose to Spartans in MEAC final, fall just short of second straight berth
• Hot Ohtani helps team advance in the WBC
• With his new deal signed, Ruiz wants to ‘take responsibi­lity’ with Washington
• Chelsea finally looks as if it is figuring things out under Potter
• Boston is the fastest to 50 wins in history
• After a long day, Scheffler leads by two at Players Championsh­ip
• Shiffrin sets mark for World Cup skiing victories
• Stoic coach led Vikings four times to Super Bowl
• For Chargers, led by two sophomores, big finish feels as if it’s just the start
• Curry’s return and late surge carry Golden State to a victory over Milwaukee
• Artist Holley finds beauty amid terror on intimate album
• Cassatt was brilliant even before she was an Impression­ist
• Magical images spun from ordinary objects
• If her married boyfriend divorces his wife, is he destined to cheat again?
• The magical challenge of re-creating Dior
• How to respond after ex-wife’s husband tells his kids their mom is a cheater?
• The Bazaar is a D.C. dream come true
• It’s time to book your summer trip — especially if you’re planning to go overseas
• IRS braces for oddity: A normal tax season
• Rise of the machine: A computer will decide if you get audited
• The next big tech innovation is all in your head
• Fitness instructor is fired but not told why: Inappropri­ate behavior with clients
• An iPhone charging feature touts ‘clean energy.’ But it’s generating blowback.
• What is the hidden job market?

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