The Washington Post - 2016-02-08

• Broncos beat Panthers, 24-10, to win Super Bowl 50
• In schools, acclimatio­n is part of lesson plan for immigrants
• In Tokyo, a challenge to cut and roll — and be ‘cute’
• U.N. decries N. Korean launch as ‘dangerous’
• Rivals exploit Rubio’s slip-up
• Clinton looks to sisterhood, but votes may go to Sanders
• A controvers­ial measure
• Demonstrat­ions in Japan
• John L. Tishman,
• The Virginia Senate
• President Obama
• Revitalizi­ng a neighborho­od
• Mock elections
• Turkey has reached
• An Islamic State member
• Dan Balz’s Take
• Christie in N.H.
• Clinton travels to Flint
• Why Clinton would hold back paid-speech transcript­s
• 19-year-old kills three, commits suicide
• Ex-patient suing medical center dies
• WEEK AHEAD
• Snowstorm will hit parts of New England
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO DEMOCRATS
• HAPPENING TODAY
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO REPUBLICAN­S
• Two die, one hurt in California city melee:
• Three die in California car chase:
• People wounded, killed in Florida nightclub:
• QUOTE OF THE WEEK
• Washington Post iPad app
• CORRECTION­S
• A newly subdued Donald Trump seeks to win over New Hampshire voters
• After Iowa, more nuance in GOP field on immigratio­n
• Survivors rescued from quake rubble in Taiwan:
• Hamas kills one of its own commanders
• Slain Italian suffered ‘inhuman’ trauma
• Aid reaches besieged Syrian suburb:
• Haitian president leaves office vacant:
• Airstrike hits college in eastern Libya:
• Straining to remember Sanders on his ‘mystery kibbutz’
• Health-care entreprene­urs’ latest keeps streak going
• Job app hopes to make it click with $100 million
• NEW AT THE TOP
• Andrée Simon
• Isle of Man aims to be proving ground for driverless cars
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• Pilot blames Somali airport security after suspected suicide bombing
• House Republican­s revisit spending
• Are laws to protect women suspect?
• Federal workers fight pay, dues limits
• Rubio gains traction, and Bush donors
• Take Mr. Obama’s oil fee seriously
• The horrifying toll of domestic violence
• The voters need answers
• Colombia still needs U.S. support
• In praise of strict zoning enforcemen­t
• Marco Rubio’s embellishe­d life story
• How do you define ‘conservati­ve’?
• End mandatory draft registrati­on
• God’s advice to an atheist
• The Virginia GOP’s grab for ‘loyalty’
• Governors’ revenge
• Good news about trade-offs
• Single-payer’s empty promise
• Can Obama let go of his legacy wish?
• Preventing child sex tourism
• Orpheus ascending
• New WSSC chief got job despite past incidents with the utility’s vehicles
• Man once seen as threat is now an FBI informant
• Here, people cringe when asked, “What do you do?” But for the Romans, a job defined one’s identity.
• If Ted Cruz has his way, the District will pay for private-school vouchers with its own money.
• Striving for a balance, on both sides of the Pacific
• Stanford University names 11th president
• National chain of beauty schools closes
• 5 million
• More money sought to fight bedbugs
• No arrests in shooting that injured toddler
• Three shot in bar near Fells Point
• CORRECTION
• Nation’s oldest female veteran
• Away in N.H., Trump still ruled the ball at his Mar-a-Lago
• Ballet’s new director must put quality above buzz
• A stirring exploratio­n of freedom
• Colombia’s envoy and his wife and Virginia’s first couple helped celebrate an aid deal’s success.
• Pedja Muzijevic sought to blend talk and music with mixed results in his recital at the Kennedy Center.
• Rapper Post Malone brought a Charmin-soft hit and silly paranoia to the Fillmore Silver Spring.
• Journalist Fiona Barton’s debut is a gripping thriller about a woman whose husband may be a killer.
• This year, Trump played host to charity ball from a distance
• 2016 BET Honors is back after being snowed out by Jonas
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . . ?
• A sprawling, epic Civil War stage tale
• Marriage of opera and ballet in ‘Carmen in Havana’
• Wrong questions, right answers on body image
• ‘The Resilience Project’: A moving portrait of veterans’ pain and pride
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• HOROSCOPE
• Their sidewalk ends at pizza
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• Niskanen is an unlikely hero
• These Caps are good. For real.
• Dominant ‘D’ lifts Denver in Manning’s likely finale
• U.S. women’s strike might be brewing
• After all the endless Super hype, the Sheriff gets his man in the end
• Sanders: ‘Devastatin­g’ if Johnson retires
• United targets overseas stars
• Chelsea, Man United wind up in a draw
• Wizards finding it hard to stay ahead
• Okposo scores hat trick in New York’s rout of Edmonton
• Paul finds his rhythm, leads Clippers in Miami
• Plenty on line for Terps in Columbus
• Hawkeyes win on road to remain atop Big Ten
• Third-ranked Fighting Irish edge No. 13 Cardinals
• Matsuyama prevails in Phoenix Open

The Washington Post - 2016-02-06

The Washington Post - 2016-02-09