The Washington Post - 2018-08-02

• An echo of a distant conflict
• As president digs in, falsehoods fly
• Trump rally reveals fervor for fringe Internet conspiracy
• Trump: End Russia inquiry ‘right now’
• Midterms renew fears of Russian interferen­ce
• HHS pushing low-cost, bare-bones insurance
• The Treasury
• An immigratio­n
• Post-election turmoil
• Republican Rep.
• STYLE What does ‘Asian American’ mean?
• Manafort trial
• Three Ukrainians
• President Trump
• Director-manager
• Although people
• Body-camera
• Israeli officials
• Survivors of
• Shutdown threat: GOP senators move to keep government open.
• Death Valley sets record:
• Winds were past limit when tourist boat sank
• Governor commits to fighting wildfires
• Police say murder suspect may have sought revenge:
• Man sues McDonald’s:
• Senate GOP upbeat on victory in N. Dakota, less in W.Va.
• Iran-allied forces pull back, Putin envoy says
• All survive crash of Mexican jetliner: An Aeromexico jetliner
• 2 more women’s rights activists arrested
• Fire victims’ kin sue officials over response
• Russian reporters killed in Africa were probing mercenarie­s close to Kremlin
• Tesla posts another loss as troubled automaker tries to lift production
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• Uber names new board chairman
• Wells Fargo agrees on $2 billion settlement
• Bank account frozen over citizenshi­p
• New app settings target addiction to Facebook
• We often say yes to a friend even when we know it will cause financial strain
• White House says freezing fuel-e∞ciency standards will reduce costs, deaths
• USC’s faculty asks president, who stepped down, to leave
• Mexico’s next president seeks to rejuvenate Pemex oil output
• Wages are increasing. Unfortunat­ely for American workers, prices are, too.
• The president who couldn’t care less
• The cynicism of Bernie’s chief strategist
• The pure genius of U.S. immigratio­n policy
• The difference between Dons
• Another sad truth about Makiyah Wilson’s killing
• This cannot be shrugged o≠
• Warning signs from North Korea
• Nine is fine
• The mixed-use Takoma Park project will speed up gentrifica­tion
• China’s unacceptab­le bullying
• A distractio­n in three dimensions
• Care about students, not statistics
• Thank you, Justice Kennedy
• A California election that might actually matter
• Faux free trade
• What Trump and bots have in common
• Trump’s worst supporters tell us who they are
• CORRECTION
• A $20 tip cost her a lifeline to Sierra Leone
• Manafort trial judge stern, respected
• New U-Va. leader backs ex-Trump aide as fellow
• Satirist Vladimir Voinovich was one of Russia’s most biting critics of corruption and authoritar­ianism.
• People bring their dogs with them everywhere they go these days, but the grocery store?
• Animal rights group PETA calls for an end to the “cruel” annual wild pony swim at Chincoteag­ue.
• Rock On: Free Tickets to An Intimate Evening with Matisyahu on August 7 at City Winery
• Steamy: Specially Priced Tickets to Passion at Signature Theatre
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• 1st case of West Nile virus in Pr. George’s
• LOTTERIES
• Man, police dog die after highway gunfire
• 74 protesters arrested opposing Kavanaugh
• Man is fatally shot, found lying in road
• Washington experience­s historic rainfall with rainiest July since 1945
• Counterter­rorism expert anticipate­d bin Laden’s threat
• Fatal police shooting follows killing
• Man shot in 2007 theft dies of injury
• Actress was pigeonhole­d as ingenue in films of 1930s and ’40s
• Robbers grab Gucci after attack inside Saks
• Eric Church speaks out, and the NRA fires back
• Rallying cry against the media must stop
• Son of a gun, Mike Daisey back at Woolly
• CAROLYN HAX
• BOOK WORLD
• THE RELIABLE SOURCE
• ‘Surreal and magical’: What it feels like to be floated by Trebek as his possible ‘Jeopardy’ heir
• It’s the most scandalous campaign since LBJ was caught in bed with the Chupacabra.”
• A single mom dreams of moving to the Big Apple, but the reality is eye-opening
• HOROSCOPE
• Words that can’t be excused but can be forgiven
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Governor sticks up for unique wolves
• For RGIII, Ravens’ call was ‘a message from God’
• With two roster moves, Rizzo sends a message
• Meyer placed on leave as Ohio St. investigat­es
• After scare in practice, Doctson is optimistic
• Nats are protecting Martinez instead of being led by him
• Brotherly love: Zverevs will square o≠ at last
• ON BASEBALL
• PRO BASKETBALL
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• Nationals beat Mets again
• Mets’ TV broadcast got weird
• Prescott clarifies remarks on anthem
• At age 10, ‘Superman’ tops record Phelps held
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL
• Cobb ends his streak at nine winless starts
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• Cowboys’ Gregory returns after ban
• Richardson displays more than just his speed
• All hands on deck
• Hall makes it official: He says he’s retired
• Anderson keeps up
• Play of the day
• Roster moves
• Kudla and Tiafoe advance, carry D.C. hopes at Citi Open
• OPEN HOUSE
• Gardening
• On Parenting
• Refresh the spring balances in old, wooden double-hung windows
• Help a room find its center
• THE CHALLENGE
• SHOPPING GUIDE
• THE SOLUTION
• Tips for scoring timeless treasures at estate sales
• Nader Bolour on selecting — and maintainin­g — the perfect rug
• Tip of the Week

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