The Washington Post - 2018-12-20

• U.S. to quickly pull troops from Syria
• D.C. reckons with overdose damage
• Congress agrees to avert shutdown
• Stocks fall as Fed cuts outlook for U.S. economy
• Still able to fight, Islamic State begins a bloody resurgence
• Mattis’s sway with the president continues to fade
• Light in the tunnel
• More ‘Ho, Ho, Ho,’ less ‘Oh, Oh, Oh’
• Child’s death
• In Virginia,
• The top prosecutor
• As Latinos
• A judge’s decision
• Pope Francis
• Williams-Sonoma,
• A district court
• Drug companies
• In digital media,
• Two Honduran
• Boyhood at 17
• A federal agency
• A white Christmas
• Trump’s turnaround:
• When U.S. leaves Syria:
• Ideologica­l shift:
• Health sign-ups appear undaunted by ACA ruling
• CORRECTION­S
• House probe of FBI and Justice conduct seems to reach end with a whisper
• Whitaker’s role with health-care law comes up in court
• L.A. teachers threaten to strike if demands not met
• Jury convicts Blackwater security guard of murder in Iraqi civilian massacre
• Airmen with HIV sue Pentagon over dismissals
• Senate approves bill that makes lynching a federal hate crime
• Mueller seeks Roger Stone’s testimony to House panel
• With claim of an FBI setup, Flynn’s legal strategy appears to have backfired
• Ruling is a blow to Trump’s policies of denying asylum
• China vows to continue embracing the world
• Hints of astonishin­g growth lay in economic tea leaves
• Big moments in 40 years of reform and opening-up
• Air base bombed in Yemeni capital
• Less than 100 days till Brexit, May running out the clock
• Life inside a prosecutor’s bubble
• How an Interpol warrant ruined my life
• Rudy Giuliani, a.k.a. Dopey
• Our hostility to free and fair elections
• The right ‘First Step’
• Mr. Trump’s disastrous Syria decision
• More terror in Nicaragua
• The Brexit follies
• Keep Fitzgerald’s name on Alexandria’s waterfront park
• Syria will come back to haunt us
• Trump abandons a mission that was working
• Conservati­ves, take Middle America seriously
• Trump’s road not taken
• From peaceful park to NFL stadium?
• Warmbiers demand justice from North Korea
• ‘Are they coming?’: Witnesses recount teen’s death
• Officials probe SE learning center
• Please help this family find their ornaments
• Jail’s lack of medical care may violate Constituti­on, Justice Dept. says
• ‘I had to man up’: Single father takes on parenting with help of preschool
• Do-over gives toll-road contract to a new team
• 4th Circuit rules in Mary Washington Title IX case
• Decades after his faulty conviction, man is free
• Md. pollster had encycloped­ic knowledge of state politics
• Director of Miller play leaves after casting dispute with heirs
• Boycott won’t hurt Fox News’s bottom line
• “The Annotated Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant” takes a more sober view of the Civil War general.
• In-laws need to divorce themselves from the idea of trying to mediate for splitting couple.
• Young athletes are going to fumble or whiff or throw a brick, but that just means they’re trying.
• A film and a miniseries about the fall of Fox News’s Roger Ailes are in the works.
• A concert that rises to the level of the instrument­s
• Ho-Ho-Obama: Ex-prez visits kids in hospital
• Opening a can of worms on Christmas morning
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• Renewal of hostilitie­s
• Once her competitiv­e fire lit at 46, she inspired others the rest of her life
• MLB, Cuba reach accord
• In a rout, Houston’s 26 threes set record
• PENGUINS 2, CAPITALS 1
• Center Shakira Austin was Maryland’s biggest recruit in years, and the freshman is playing up to her billing.
• Wise WR Isaiah Hazel is the highlight for new Coach Michael Locksley’s first early-signing period at U-Md.
• A day after he was arrested and charged with assault, Redskins safety Montae Nicholson’s season is over.
• As a fan, in a league of her own
• Franklin announces retirement at age 23
• These guys deserve an all-star spotlight
• New long snapper has famous other half
• Patriots face tough climb to keep their spot at top
• Ailing Newton gives way to Heinicke for Panthers
• Pro Bowl snubs Way
• Ingles, Gobert spark Utah to win over Golden State
• College football’s early signing period brings few surprises for local players
• Batts helps No. 8 Eagles continue undefeated start
• Seahawks’ comeback victory was truly a pressing matter
• Johnson scores a career-high 27 to help the Wolfpack surprise No. 7 Tigers
• Jerome helps No. 5 Cavs stay perfect
• The fat-burning zone is a myth. There’s a better indicator to focus on for weight loss.
• Did this year’s rains wreck your garden? These plants can tolerate waterlogge­d soil.
• My child won’t take no for an answer. How can I stop the constant arguing?
• Silence a rattling headboard with felt pads or tighter bolts
• The new holiday table: Chill, bright and no ironing required
• Prepare for the big freeze: Tips on buying a portable generator
• Sleek, simple galley kitchens compete with larger, eat-in spaces
• Ideas for 5 spaces that could deliver more ‘you’ time
• Jessica Ann McCarthy on refreshing a guest room for the holidays

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