The Washington Post - 2018-09-29

• Trump orders Kavanaugh probe to be reopened
• Why TV shows hang on past their prime
• Flake takes center stage, with no final act in sight
• Tesla’s Musk girding for war with the SEC
• FBI, again, in middle of a political tug of war
• White House projects Earth will warm — and accepts it
• Green light for lawsuit
• Democrats say Kavanaugh’s notes may aid FBI’s investigat­ion.
• Rosenstein to meet with House Judiciary lawmakers
• Uproar at CFPB over o∞cial’s blog posts
• CORRECTION­S
• Trump campaign eyes N.Va. headquarte­rs
• Michael Kors acquires Versace for $2.1 billion
• D.C. school principal placed on leave
• In ‘Hail Alley,’ bracing for a constant impact
• Pilot safely ejects in F-35 Marine jet crash
• Transcript­s of Russia probe to be released
• Airline exec, Memphis leader fatally shot
• Kangaroos temporaril­y moved from sanctuary
• U.S. bases take center stage in Japanese election
• 7 protesters reported shot, killed at border
• Powerful earthquake, tsunami hit island
• In Russia’s Far East, villagers recognize a Skripal poisoning suspect
• Russia, West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change vote
• Pope defrocks Chilean priest at center of sex abuse scandal
• U.S. Consulate in Basra, Iraq, is evacuated
• Google searches for political peace
• House Republican­s pass bill to extend individual tax cuts
• Pooh is smiling, but India’s traders aren’t
• Led Zeppelin faces retrial in song lawsuit
• FDA halts Chinese firm’s drug imports
• August had slight gain in consumer spending
• Trump signs bill that averts shutdown, sets up border wall fight
• Breach at Facebook gave hackers access to millions of accounts
• Odes to the wedding poem
• An athlete and role model
• One more must-see at the Phillips
• Happy to help
• The one-time Williamsbu­rg of North Carolina
• Temple Black was a class act
• In other words
• A word (or two) about science
• Good words
• Choice words
• Words to live by
• Protecting privacy online
• Mr. Stewart’s new tactic: Slander
• Disaster averted, for now
• The debt we owe Ms. Wyatt
• There is no epidemic of self-censorship about China
• Immigrants and welfare
• Which one lied?
• Mr. Will’s degradatio­n of Roe
• Friends in high places shouldn’t be enough
• We just saw two humans laid bare
• It is very difficult to get the train to stop
• Court sides with Facebook in encryption battle
• Rep. Brat holds rare public forum
• Catholic U. dean suspended for tweet
• Police not likely to probe Kavanaugh
• Showdown over tipped wage hike is looming
• McCarrick is moved to ‘remote’ friary in Kansas
• Bill would ban Airbnb rentals of 2nd homes
• The family of an inmate who died in the Fairfax jail reached a settlement with officials, records show.
• The University of Maryland is removing mold from a dorm, forcing some students to move out.
• The quest to put the Talmud online
• Police identify hearse driver killed in crash
• Aged gibbon, a staff favorite, dies at National Zoo
• Man pleads guilty to aiming laser at planes
• Former police clerk charged in death
• Police seek 2 people of interest in hit-and-run
• Girl injured in NE in shooting incident
• Silverman defends 2016 paid leave law against her rival for seat on council
• School system destroyed financial statements
• Everclear is trying to dump its trash-can reputation
• Washington Ballet’s opener takes a familiar — but not bold — step forward
• Apocalypti­c looks for the tenor of 2018 in U.S.
• Restricted access has same e≠ect as a ban
• NSO aims for accessible in art-inspired program
• Dealing with a family Facebook fracas
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Reluctant hero finds his calling
• Brooks says Porter could be a man in the middle for Wizards
• All-Met passers lead Big Ten powers
• Ryder rout: Europe has a dominant afternoon
• For United, match with Montreal is ‘must-win’
• Tim Bontemps says the Knicks and Nets might finally be figuring it out.
• U-Va.’s Snowden is out for more after a breakthrou­gh performanc­e last week.
• Jonas Siegenthal­er just might stick with the Capitals this year.
• Nationals at Rockies Today, 8 p.m., MASN2
• Terps’ Harrison is out for year after surgery
• Montreal Impact at D.C. United
• Scherzer might start season finale Sunday
• Strong start by Hess, familiar finish for O’s
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• TODAY’S TV GAMES
• Today’s other area games
• Penny, Knights rally for dramatic win
• Brown runs wild as Eagles defeat Bulldogs again
• League cares about QBs, not others, Wake says
• What you can buy for $1.2 million
• This waterfront community in Fairfax County, Va., is nestled by a wildlife refuge.
• Townhouses for under 300K in Waldorf, Md.
• Credit scores rise for many Americans.
• Modern homes to be on display in Washington area
• REAL ESTATE
• Couple realized architectu­ral dream in Bethesda
• HAMILTON PARK

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