The Washington Post - 2016-01-13

• Obama urges nation not to fear future
• Lucky stores? The numbers don’t lie.
• REJECTS RHETORIC FROM GOP CAMPAIGN
• In Iowa, Clinton goes on the attack
• Click-on-me Elmo: HBO will debut ‘Sesame Street’ reboot
• Iran expected to release 2 U.S. Navy crews today
• Millennial­s,
• Bombing in Istanbul
• Harrowing ordeal
• The Supreme Court
• Metro faces
• New details
• In a letter to
• POST POINTS
• Maps of a president’s world
• Fact-checking the speech
• A bitterswee­t watch party
• The GOP response
• Don’t want to split your Powerball jackpot? Forget Mom’s birth date.
• Hacker claims to tap into intelligen­ce chief’s email
• Washington Post iPad app
• ‘Affluenza’ teen’s mother freed on bond:
• New governor begins Medicaid expansion
• For Clinton, Iowa and New Hampshire have a sure thing looking a little shaky
• A bold initiative, in the face of doubts
• Barely a mention for a hot-button issue
• Plenty of allusions to the campaign trail
• Highlighti­ng achievemen­ts, and pressing for more
• Cleaner energy as a product the U.S. can sell to world
• ‘Voices of unarmed truth and unconditio­nal love’
• FROM OBAMA’S FINAL STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
• Nominee for FDA chief clears hurdle
• Deportatio­n rules to be eased after attacks
• Abadi vows to expel ISIS from Iraq
• Court backs pact on U.S. troop presence
• 4 Israelis indicted in Eritrean’s death:
• New York Times cites pattern of ‘harassment’ after raid by Pakistani rangers
• Investors take heed when oil hits $30 a barrel
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• Trial begins over GM ignition switches
• MetLife weighs sale or spinoff
• Is a debt collector on your case? Don’t be bullied — you have legal rights.
• General Dynamics plans to build own site in Reston
• In a slowing market, Chobani’s ads unpalatabl­e for competitio­n
• House committee moves to cut workplace rights for top civil servants
• Federal, Calif. regulators reject VW’s proposed fix
• Google reports some close calls in tests of driverless cars
• Democratic tensions escalate over deportatio­n raids
• What difference, at this point, does the new Benghazi movie make?
• House passes harsher North Korea sanctions
• Venezuela’s lawless leadership
• A call to reform
• Good sense from the chief justice
• One naturalize­d citizen’s view of the presidency
• Mr. Ryan is no friend of the poor
• Flaws in the mass-migration process
• Clueless about their property lines
• Partisansh­ip in the 6th District
• Celebratin­g D.C. architectu­re
• What feminism is about
• Ted Cruz is not a natural-born citizen
• Obama finds his moral voice
• Jeb Bush’s strategy: Survival
• Doomed to cooperate with Putin
• A Sanders surge could help Clinton — if she weathers it
• Internet-famous? Nailed it!
• Obama needs to be frank about gun-control vision
• Fairfax may close schools for primaries
• To honor his murdered wife’s memory, Rich Mattingly is determined to make a difference.
• Negro leagues star Monte Irvin became a Hall of Fame player with the New York Giants.
• Gov. Hogan unveiled a tax-relief plan with cuts for retirees, poor families and manufactur­ers.
• Fire department failed to implement new law
• Man’s suit over FBI fitness test is rejected
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Appeals hearing is set in Freddie Gray case
• Cold front packs fierce winds and whirling snow
• Man arrested in Texas in slaying
• Snake gets a pardon from police officer
• New flight service will be offered at BWI
• Charles County man is killed in home
• Man who was fatally shot is identified
• Where is Tai Shan, the star giant panda, now?
• Corcoran appears to have edge on Evans in bid to chair Metro
• Democrats vow to fight Hogan on education, other priorities
• $40 million sought for program to boost economy
• Bills would block state from aiding refugee process
• U-Va. rape accuser must turn over documents
• Embracing the burrito
• A delicious double helping of satire, aimed at critics
• Pope Francis wants to make confession cool again
• Murdoch and Hall, the picture of congruity
• THEATER REVIEW
• BACKSTAGE
• THE RELIABLE SOURCE
• BOOK WORLD
• See White House snaps
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . . ?
• A tale of race and rage gets bogged down
• LITERARY CALENDAR
• For a daughter of Muslims, a tough question about love and marriage
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Nicknaming your colleagues? Nicky the Squid might pay you a little visit.
• HOROSCOPE
• Letters as numbers? You can count on it.
• On kids’ giftedness, take the long view
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• Reading pays off (with a little luck)
• A quick-change artist
• Terps, and their final shot, are a little off at Michigan
• From the penthouse to the outs: The demise of RGIII
• IAAF hid Russian doping
• ONWASHINGT­ONPOST.COM/SPORTS
• Cavs back on track
• Richards not ready
• For women’s soccer, effective grass-roots movement
• Hamid (knee) out of U.S. training camp
• Dallas looks like the best landing spot for RGIII
• D. C. SPORTS BOG
• Wall sacks his agent, likely will hire Paul
• Lindholm provides pivotal assistance
• San Antonio earns ninth straight win
• Guard also set for MRI
• Injury, roster updates
• Beal return imminent
• Roethlisbe­rger might play
• Finally, St. John’s legend Mullin is ready to give Georgetown a fair shake
• Mountainee­rs take down the top-ranked Jayhawks
• Taylor gives Rebels a big spark
• U-Md. football staff has ‘four Yodas’
• Bear down: Saban may be best ever
• VHSL to return to region and district format
• Faison, No. 9 Jackets top No. 6 Eagles
• Parks overcomes an off-night by hitting the game-winner for No. 10 Warriors
• Have her cake and afford it, too
• It’s a big year for the little legumes that could help feed the world
• Orange you glad I’m sharing the best ways to preserve specialty citrus?
• Some exceptiona­l imports with low price tags hail from Southeaste­rn Europe.
• Chef Tim Ma returns to Vienna with a new shop that creates out-of-the-box sandwiches.
• Yogurt cake, a beloved standard in French home kitchens, gets a Mediterran­ean twist.
• Smoky Black Bean and Sweet Potato Chili pictured at left
• Roasted Orange Salty Caramel Tofu
• Tropical Green Protein Smoothies
• Maggie Austin’s Brunch Cups
• Maggie Austin’s Apple Bread
• Spiced Roasted Chickpeas
• Lemon Squash
• Tuna Spinach Tortas
• Orecchiett­e With Escarole, White Beans and Toasted Garlic
• This pasta rocks the carbs you don’t have to avoid
• Fish Brewing Reel Ales Swordfish dark ale
• Stobi Vranec Veritas 2011
• Recommenda­tions
• Kavaklider­e Yakut Öküzgözü-Bogazkere 2013
• Diren Öküzgözü Collection 2012
• Castra Rubra Motley Cock 2011
• Bulgariana Pinot Noir 2011
• Every French cook knows how to make this simple cake, and now you do, too

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