The Washington Post - 2016-10-06

• A Marine’s long road back
• Hurricane Matthew’s fury
• Worker held in leak of secrets
• For Gazans, a precious few hours in Jerusalem
• Bigger role for big donors this year
• Scary-clown rumors shift from prank to problem
• The Supreme Court
• Massive smuggling scheme
• The bratty bunch
• ‘Clear win for conservati­on’
• Ten percent
• Western government­s
• Three chemists
• In states that
• Communicat­ions
• Israel intercepte­d
• Police in
• Several Montgomery
• Forbes magazine
• The Justice Department
• The Supreme Court
• Clinton camp’s debate strategy
• Foreign poll watchers
• The de-Reaganizat­ion of the Republican Party is complete
• Dale Hall, dressed as Superman, stands
• Chicago council backs police oversight plan
• Man dies after police use stun gun on him
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Police kill man armed with blade on campus
• Washington Post iPad app
• CORRECTION­S
• Evacuation­s ripple up U.S. Southeast
• Study: White men without a degree fall behind as college becomes norm
• ‘This is their childhood now’: Schools reopen amid bombing of eastern Aleppo
• Hong Kong activist stopped from entering
• Ruling party rejects total abortion ban
• Afghan opium production up, U.N. says:
• The South Korean coast guard
• 2 officers stabbed in possible terror attack
• Pakistan accuses India of 2nd attack in Kashmir:
• American killed in Ethiopia:
• U.S. envoy joining e≠ort to salvage Colombia deal
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• McDonald’s faces harassment claims
• Blue Origin tests new rocket escape system
• A vendor arranges watches
• Sony PlayStatio­n VR boasts mass-market appeal
• Nearly 18,000 killed on U.S. roadways in first 6 months of 2016, study says
• After scandal, Chicago freezes out Wells Fargo
• In Ohio, Trump’s success feeds o≠ a deep well of disillusio­nment
• PCBs pose threat in thousands of schools, activists warn
• EPA makes progress in staging river rehab
• Unmade in China
• Wrecking world trade in a few easy steps
• Justice delayed
• Why people support Mr. Trump
• The Clean Power Plan needs help
• I donated a kidney. I have no regrets.
• The insurer-regulator revolving door
• How Trump corrupts the GOP
• Inclusive growth is up to us
• A big day in court for opioids
• The labor-force catastroph­e
• Yammering Kaine channels Trump
• Reflecting on a sparkling career
• Measure for right to die advances
• That Giant grocery card in your wallet could be doing a school in the District a whole lot of good.
• Rod Temperton was the reclusive songwriter of “Thriller” and “Boogie Nights.”
• The D.C. Council will weigh an emergency resolution urging Metro to restore late-night rail service.
• 5 teens to face charges for defacing black school
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• Theft crew’s leader to serve at least 10 years as part of plea deal
• Woman charged after crash into police car
• Fireball streaks across region
• Slain man knew assailant, police say
• Pedestrian, 90, is fatally struck
• Chanel rolls out an update
• Just following government orders? Yahoo sacrifices users’ trust.
• To explore history, patience is required
• So long, Ohio: 2016 puts Pennsylvan­ia on the map
• ‘Girl’s’ challenge: Adapt a narrator o≠ the rails
• The Nationals’ strong record doesn’t guarantee postseason success.
• A youngest child has concerns about whether the cycle will continue.
• Do we need to know the Italian writer Elena Ferrante’s real name?
• TV host and cookbook author Ina Garten’s whirlwind D.C. visit.
• Supreme Court’s Breyer has been keeping up with Kardashian news
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Small discovery leads to a big prize
• Another diamond gem
• Evans is in total control as Hokies find new life
• Redskins move to shake up defense
• Ward knew the QB ropes. Houston gave him a shot.
• Bumgarner pitches Giants into NLDS with 3-0 decision
• The Wizards locked arms before the national anthem Tuesday night, a statement Bradley Beal called ‘peaceful protest.’
• John Feinstein writes on the buzz around DJ Durkin and the Maryland Terrapins, who are off to a 4-0 start that could extend even deeper.
• Mike Zimmer is the NFL’s hot coach of the moment with his Vikings starting 4-0. But he very nearly missed his window.
• As hurricane nears, no games moved yet
• Return of Brady isn’t as scary as advertised
• Malone has a chance, challenge with Caps
• Line forms as Caps win in Kansas City
• As Rizzo sticks with the plan, the Nationals show that they belong
• Blue Jays fans again are under scrutiny after incident in wild-card game
• Nats’ Maddux found calling in game right after leaving it
• Harper’s ready to go
• Murphy won’t commit but seems set to play
• Boston Red Sox (93-69) vs. Cleveland Indians (94-67)
• Toronto Blue Jays (89-73) vs. Texas Rangers (95-67)
• Triple threats
• Grant keeps cool on back nine to win top honors
• Rebels’ Mukai stymies Bulldogs in 2-1 victory
• Well-rounded senior
• Cardinals’ Palmer ruled out vs. 49ers with concussion
• Ex-Panthers Norman, Smith share respect
• Injury updates
• Decorating
• Gardening
• Dr. Gridlock
• VelocityDC Dance
• Stop a brass table from tarnishing so quickly
• Dealing with too many doors
• Home Sales
• Pillows add a burst of color, but too many could be inconvenie­nt
• The table settings of Sandy Chilewich: Always on the edge
• Why does blue food turn some people green? Probably because it’s so rare.
• Oldest child turns selfish after new baby
• Calendar
• The very curious case of Cookie the cat
• ANIMAL WATCH
• D. C. AGENDA
• Crime Report
• HEALTH CODE VIOLATIONS

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