The Washington Post - 2016-12-09

• First Amer­i­can to or­bit Earth
• Trump fu­els la­bor un­ease
• Sen­a­tors pre­pare probe of Rus­sia
• Line blurs be­tween vig­i­lantes and the law un­der Duterte
• A driver who reached
• Star­bucks
• ‘Moun­tain tough’
• The In­ter­net is a
• François Fil­lon’s
• Kane, the na­tion’s
• THE ECON­OMY
• The MGM Na­tional Har­bor
• In a $10 mil­lion suit,
• Air­port work­ers
• If an im­peach­ment
• Hug it out, Satan
• The Ar­ling­ton County Board
• Ve­gas east?
• Trump keeps ‘Ap­pren­tice’ credit
• EPA nom­i­na­tion sets up bat­tle
• Af­ter­math of Trump tweets
• Supreme Court pauses then al­lows ex­e­cu­tion
• House passes sec­ond bill lim­it­ing abor­tions
• Ali­cia Hicks walks
• Sec­ond of­fi­cer dies; sus­pect found dead
• Wash­ing­ton Post iPad app
• COR­REC­TIONS
• HAP­PEN­ING TO­DAY
• Reid bids farewell to Se­nate, where he was both war­rior and deal­maker
• These tiny fish evolved to sur­vive in the most pol­luted places in the U.S.
• La­bor De­part­ment pick is a critic of $15 min­i­mum wage
• Trump looks to be tak­ing sharp turn with Cab­i­net picks
• Trump vis­its with vic­tims of Ohio State cam­pus at­tack
• Syr­i­ans un­able to get care, aid group says
• Rus­sia: Aleppo evac­u­a­tion un­der­way
• Pre­mier or­ders probe in deadly plane crash
• Arch­bishop of Krakow named:
• An Iraqi boy
• Civil rights hero­ine to grace $10 bill
• Po­lice kill 4 in Cameroon:
• 11 pro­test­ers freed in Gam­bia:
• Is scru­tiny of Theresa May’s $1,250 leather pants fair?
• ALSO IN BUSI­NESS
• Up­ward mo­bil­ity de­clines for all Amer­i­cans, but es­pe­cially for the mid­dle class
• ECB boosts stim­u­lus, trims bond pur­chases
• As­traZeneca to cut about 700 U.S. jobs
• Turk­ish peo­ple fish
• COM­ING TO­DAY
• Lob­by­ists flood in­com­ing ad­min­is­tra­tion with re­quests
• Heroin deaths sur­pass gun homi­cides for the first time
• If Trump is look­ing for bud­get cuts, Navy ship pro­gram could face scru­tiny
• Patent o∞ce on a hot seat that is likely to get hot­ter
• Head of govern­ment em­ploy­ees union, once a fierce Trump critic, now up­beat
• Democrats threaten brief shut­down
• It’s not racist for art to de­pict racism
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Trump
• A turf war over ter­ror­ism
• The push be­hind pop­ulism
• Trump’s lat­est at­tack will come back to haunt him
• The abyss in South Su­dan
• Mr. Trump’s dik­tats
• Lib­erty Uni­ver­sity’s val­ues
• Fair­fax po­lice’s steps for­ward
• Dan­ger­ous de­par­tures from the truth
• David Ho­la­han’s Dec. 4
• Ways to save back­yard birds
• Pot­holes are threat­en­ing the park
• Trump’s reck­less Tai­wan call
• Com­pas­sion for a cougar
• God­speed, John Glenn
• How cheap is black life?
• Con­way en­ters the Mommy Wars
• The tweet and the­ater tran­si­tion
• Set­ting the stage for Trump in­au­gu­ra­tion
• Md. youth foot­ball team won hearts and do­na­tions while vy­ing for ti­tle
• Nom­i­nee to lead DCPS lays out ma­jor goals
• Gov. Ho­gan and Pres­i­den­t­elect Trump both in­tend to go to the Army-Navy game. But will they meet?
• In a Nazi con­cen­tra­tion camp, Adolf Burger was de­tailed to a forgery plot against the Bri­tish.
• Fly-by fish­ing
• Ap­peals court hears case of man who mo­lested boys over­seas
• Smith picked for state Se­nate
• State salutes Rockville, Ger­man­town schools
• McMil­lan de­vel­op­ment plans hit snag with court rul­ing
• Teacher con­victed in ‘up-skirt­ing’ case
• Hear­ing de­layed in pizze­ria in­ci­dent
• Stolen pack­ages re­cov­ered; 2 ar­rested
• Wittman drops out of GOP race for gov­er­nor
• Co-founded King Crim­son, Emer­son, Lake and Palmer
• Busi­ness­man in­stru­men­tal in help­ing Fed­eral Re­serve Board to mod­ern­ize
• Restau­rants think about se­cu­rity af­ter at­tack
• Sink your dreams into Na­tional Har­bor casino
• Done with news? Well, it’s not done with you.
• Jackie
• Miss Sloane
• Of­fice Christ­mas Party
• Pieces based on art­work risk paint­ing mu­si­cians into cor­ners
• BET’s De­bra Lee asks $13.5 mil­lion for house
• Parker on pick­ing shop’s lo­ca­tion: If the shoe fits . . .
• Trio re­lives its de­but at the White House 40 years ago
• HEY, ISN’T THAT...?
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSS­WORD
• Checked mate: A mar­riage with­out sex
• TV HIGH­LIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• CLAS­SIC PEANUTS
• FRANK AND ERNEST
• RED AND ROVER
• HORO­SCOPE
• Time to get de­fen­sive
• Wiz­ards make their stops when they have to
• Griffin back for fi­nal NFL shot — but only be­cause it’s the Browns
• Front o∞ce can­not close, so nei­ther can Nats’ bullpen
• Congress may over­see more of MMA, UFC
• Da­m­as­cus’s de­fense dom­i­nates in a 14-12 win over Franklin for the Mary­land 3A foot­ball ti­tle.
• Bri­onna Jones scores a ca­reer­high 30 points as the Mary­land women rout Saint Peter’s.
• 58.3%
• 48%
• Third time not the charm
• Win­ter meetings are fin­ished
• Red­skins at Ea­gles
• Korn­heiser: Wall should go
• Ex-Bay­lor coach Briles su­ing school of­fi­cials
• Smith-led Chiefs are le­git­i­mate con­tenders
• Barcelona in­vites club hit by crash to tour­ney
• QUOTABLE
• In Chap­man, Yan­kees have a bridge to the fu­ture — or its undoing
• Bron­cos QB Siemian re­turns to prac­tice
• With win, Kansas City moves into first-place tie
• Reed is ‘op­ti­mistic’ he will play vs. Ea­gles
• Gar­con nabs award
• Raffl scores late to fin­ish Fly­ers’ rally
• Philadel­phia snaps road los­ing streak
• Oshie re­turns to fold with lighter work­load
• Niska­nen won’t travel
• Ea­gles learn their lines in con­vinc­ing vic­tory
• Ezeh’s shot falls to help Cru­saders hold on late
• At Wise, the old blends in well with the new
• No. 2 Wise (13- 0) vs. No. 4 Quince Or­chard (12-1)
• This time, Army-Navy is up in the air
• Mav­er­icks earn first win ever over a ranked team
• Kanji-Kana: A Ja­panese haven for the hun­gry down­town of­fice crowd.
• Yayoi Kusama’s “Pump­kin”; a Christ­mas movie fes­ti­val; Eric Fel­ten Jazz Orches­tra.
• Dr. Seuss’s ‘How the Grinch Stole Christ­mas!’
• Eric Fel­ten Jazz Orches­tra
• Up­shur Street Arts and Craft Fair
• Christ­mas Movie Fes­ti­val
• Su­per Art Fight
• The Kreeger pairs two artists with in­con­gru­ous styles.
• D.C.’s top pit­mas­ter is back with a new bar­be­cue joint.
• Simeon Stylites; Xe­nia Ru­bi­nos; Flasher.
• A one-man show with 40 char­ac­ters at MetroS­tage.
• Six beer events to check out in De­cem­ber.
• Dec. 27 The Roots at the Fill­more
• Re­duced Shake­speare Com­pany at Black­Rock Cen­ter for the Arts
• ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ opens
• Dec. 19 Latke-Palooza at Com­mis­sary
• Out­sider mu­sic finds a home
• Flasher
• Eden Cen­ter lands a fa­mil­iar name
• A more-than-mem­o­rable ten­der­loin
• CON­CERTS
• NIGHT­CLUBS
• If you go
• CASINO
• RESTAU­RANTS
• BELLAGIO PATISSERIE
• MAR­CUS
• VOLT­AG­GIO BROTH­ERS STEAK HOUSE
• FISH BY JOSÉ AN­DRÉS
• NA­TIONAL MAR­KET
• TAP SPORTS BAR
• FELT
• LOBBY BAR
• GE­ORGE WASH­ING­TON BEER AND WINE ( GWBW)
• BLOS­SOM
• GIN­GER
• BARS
• MU­SIC
• If you go
• RES­I­DENCY: CHER
• Do you ever look back to when things were a lit­tle sim­pler and miss it?
• What can you tell me about the show?
• PARK­ING
• Is that some­thing you’ve al­ways had to deal with?
• Once you get out there, when do you re­lax?
• What are some of the songs you know you have to in­clude?
• Does it ever make you ner­vous that you’ve got to live up to some pretty high ex­pec­ta­tions when you per­form?
• You still get shaky? That sur­prises me. I mean . . . you’re Cher.
• If you go
• THE DIS­TRICT
• ALSO PLAY­ING
• If you go
• EX­HI­BI­TIONS AMER­I­CAN ART MU­SEUM
• NA­TIONAL POR­TRAIT GALLERY
• NA­TIONAL MU­SEUM OF AMER­I­CAN HIS­TORY
• Open­ing next week
• A life un­spools, giv­ing rise to a new phi­los­o­phy on the self
• Stephen Sond­heim’s most sour note
• The man who framed the fa­mous
• A duel do-over em­pha­sizes glitz
• ALSO PLAY­ING
• Also Open­ing
• What Wash­ing­ton is watch­ing on DVD
• New on DVD
• The Se­cret Life of Pets (PG) STREAM­ING/DVD Age 6+
• The BFG (PG) STREAM­ING/DVD Age 7+
• Moana (PG) Age 6+
• Jackie (R) Age 15+

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