The Washington Post - 2017-01-23

• Twisters rip through southeaste­rn states
• Size of women’s marches stirs hope in Democrats
• ACA order rattles system
• Trump signals foreign priorities
• Despite GOP pressure, Rubio remains a Tillerson holdout
• Czech Republic enlists unit to combat disinforma­tion
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• British prime minister
• D.C. unrest
• Changing lineup
• About 770 dogs
• A congressio­nal battle
• A liberal watchdog
• A wild weekend
• 8 politician­s who will renew your faith in politics
• Brewing company says some bottles pose risk
• 3 killed in suspected murder-suicide
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO DEMOCRATS
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO REPUBLICAN­S
• Washington Post iPad app
• Trump tax returns won’t be released, aide says
• A young Colombian builder’s Trump-scale ambition
• Valls, Hamon advance in left-wing primary
• Official: Ex-leader made off with millions
• British woman given 5-year prison term
• Men in traditiona­l Quechua dress
• Train crash in eastern India kills dozens:
• Death toll in Italian avalanche rises to 6:
• From white-hat hacker to chief executive
• Water utility aims to improve lending pipeline in Md.
• Next step in artificial intelligen­ce: Connecting the car and the home
• Trepidatio­n with Trump for some federal workers
• A new book details the Catholic Church’s tolerance of abuse. Still waiting on the pope’s promises
• Too much legislatio­n dies a silent death in Virginia
• Measured sanctuary
• Mr. Will’s analogy is even more apt than he let on
• Mr. Perry asks the wrong question
• D.C.’s new resident should speak up
• Mr. Raskin’s political posturing
• Mr. Trump’s speech missed the mark
• Not a president who unites us
• Why we sing
• Why millions gathered to say ‘no’
• The dealmaker in chief in a dangerous world
• Flynn’s ‘battle buddies’ move in
• America Last
• Trump wasn’t all bad at the CIA
• Md. Democrats grumble that Hogan’s stealing their thunder
• Next GWU president helped Fla. college rise
• The father of the nuclear Navy was a stickler, but he also showed that he could go with the flow.
• NFL Hall of Fame writer Edwin Pope, 88, became a newspaper’s sports editor at the ripe age of 15.
• The city’s police chief said his officers were “very successful” in handling the weekend’s crowds.
• Let’s end the angst over getting into a top-tier college
• A N.Y. school uses IB to challenge every single student
• Senate panel postpones vote on Betsy DeVos
• 2 killed when fleeing driver crashes into tree
• Homicide victim found in Accokeek area
• March brings Metro’s second-busiest day
• Marchers sing out for officer’s birthday
• Harriett Jenkins, NASA official
• Anna Watkins, IMF officer
• Frank Angevine, Air Force officer
• Evelyn Cox, Navy wife, club member
• Rhapsody in pink
• So nice, they baked it twice
• ‘Alternativ­e facts’ of life for White House media
• While the columnist is away, readers offer their wisdom.
• The BSO and pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet were a bit out of sync.
• Ian Rankin’s sleuth John Rebus is back in a confusing tale.
• Soprano Ailyn Pérez gave a splendid recital at Wolf Trap.
• Out of touch: How mainstream news outlets missed the social-media-inspired march.
• Ever wondered about animals that help people in unique ways?
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• After blowout of Packers, Falcons look like favorites to win their first title
• Hogan’s a hero as Brady again makes a journeyman a star
• With Brooks staying steady, Wizards find their footing
• Kansas City Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura, 25, dies in a car accident.
• Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder comes home for a unique meet.
• The Maryland women get hot in the second half to beat Rutgers.
• Redskins go with familiar face Mike Jones on Greg Manusky providing some continuity.
• Patriots headed to another Super Bowl after dominant win over Steelers.
• Matt Ryan overcomes past playoff failures to lead rout against Packers.
• D.C. United stays the course
• There’s no more NFL in San Diego, but the biggest loser in Chargers’ move is L.A.
• Chen, 17, dominates to win U.S. men’s title
• A bad day at the top: Murray and Kerber lose in fourth round
• Costa makes an impact in his return to Chelsea
• Samuelson boosts Huskies to 93rd victory in a row
• Tormented again by Sumner, Hoyas lose for the sixth time in eight games
• After third-quarter stumble, Hokies drop another in ACC
• Allen’s big second half helps visiting Hokies edge Tigers
• Fleetwood overcomes charge of major champs
• Lakers handed their worst loss ever
• Sheary and Crosby propel Pittsburgh to fourth straight
• Trotz’s faith in Beagle pays off in overtime
• First impression­s

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