The Washington Post Sunday - 2023-03-19

• How Musk knocked Tesla’s ‘Full Self-Driving’ o≠ course
• DeSantis plays on America’s divisions as he prepares for 2024
• States resist child marriage bans despite U.S. policy
• Alarming CDC news release magnified increase in sexual violence against girls
• ‘This is not ’08’: Congress might not reach compromise to rescue banking system
• Big banks may get bigger as crisis swamps ‘too big to fail’ worries
• 20 years later, the U.S. invasion of Iraq hangs over Russia’s war in Ukraine
• Match Day reveals declining interest in emergency medicine
• Dominican Republic forces out Haitian migrants
• 20 years later, despite America’s recklessne­ss, Iraq is recovering
• The Iraq War helped destroy what it meant to be an Iraqi
• From bank runs to a credit crunch, the financial future looks bleak
• Mr. DeSantis’s dangerous pandering on Ukraine
• Mr. Biden’s budget problem
• The world retirement crisis
• About the D.C. criminal code
• The risks in banking
• What if climate change meant not doom — but abundance?
• South Carolina’s Iran-like crackdown on women
• Here comes capitalism without risk
• In a me-first era, women’s sports is a rare gem
• She’s on the edge of calamity — but at least it’s funny
• Explaining spiritual experience­s through a scientific lens
• The temptation of copy-and-paste
• Borders can be spaces of wonder — if you have the right passport
• The essential Kenzaburo Oe: A guide
• Washington Post Hardcover Bestseller­s
• Long & Foster co-founder grew firm into a real estate behemoth
• New chief judge will oversee Trump juries amid partisan tests
• Teen is killed by Park Police
• The naked truth about streaking’s history at the University of Maryland
• Students: Constructi­on causes illness
• Chilly air on winter’s final Saturday
• New chief judge aims to keep court’s ‘cohesion’
• More action needed to achieve Vision Zero
• Island visitors swoon over rescue puppies
• Doctor was praised for exposing SARS crisis
• Virginia three-peats in swimming, diving
• Jaguars retain Herndon, Gotsis to solidify defense
• Vols’ bully-ball batters Blue Devils
• Princeton is the fourth 15 in Sweet 16
• Bruins show their experience in win
• Hurricanes complete remarkable rally
• Sooners take down Pilots with ease
• Cardinals, coming off a Final Four, survive first-round upset bid
• Turner’s grand slam launches United States into the semifinals of the WBC
• Spieth surges at Valspar, but Schenk remains in position for first tour victory
• Kane records a hat trick to give Edmonton boost
• Brunson lifts New York past first-place Denver
• Chelsea loses leads and momentum
• His MLK bust is famous. But more often, he was drawn to everyday people.
• Exploring a sense of place in a shifting world
• Pakradooni, Berer, Campbell & Daher
• This nurse is pretty sick of complaints by workers about having to return to the office
• Pop Culture
• Girlfriend’s desire to buy home on her own raises questions with boyfriend
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY PUZZLE RELEASE DATE—Sunday, March 19, 2023 Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Peter Chang delights, for the 14th time, in Columbia
• As scammers get more sophistica­ted, here’s how to ensure your rental is real
• The extravagan­t scene at St. Moritz’s rare-car race
• The unofficial rules for talking to people around you on a flight
• Passport wait times are up again. Don’t let that ruin your vacation.
• More than 300 people fall ill on Ruby Princess cruise from Texas
• To deal with a toxic ‘girlboss,’ the answer might be to move on to a new job
• How to use your lunch hour for personal growth

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