The Washington Post - 2019-06-08

• In Iraq and Syria, truly scorched earth
• In a short span, opin­ions on gay rights have flipped
• U.S. and Mex­ico sign agree­ment, avoid tar­iffs
• At Women’s World Cup, hosts start fast
• How Bi­den re­versed on a long-held po­si­tion
• Hir­ing slows sharply as trade ten­sions es­ca­late
• Vatican car­di­nal, other cler­ics to re­turn money to W.Va. dio­cese
• Sil­ver-screen steam
• The Watch­ers
• N.C. vote gear scru­ti­nized
• Blastoff for John Q. Pub­lic
• See­ing the light
• Lon­don at­tack:
• Hyde Amend­ment:
• Mar­ket irony:
• U.S. pro­hibits group travel to Cuba
• NBA bans War­riors in­vestor for a year
• LabCorp dis­closes data hack af­fect­ing mil­lions
• Deputy ar­rested over school shoot­ing
• Michael Flynn hires new at­tor­neys
• In fe­tal tis­sue de­ci­sion, Trump had 2020 in mind
• Stem cell clin­ics likely to flour­ish
• Univer­sity re­turns $21.5 mil­lion do­na­tion
• Of­fi­cer who killed woman gets 12 1/2 years
• Military cadet killed in accident iden­ti­fied
• U.S. kicks out pi­lots in dis­pute with Turkey
• Trump ad­min­is­tra­tion set to roll back mileage stan­dards
• The USDA is down­play­ing the good news of Obama’s school meals pro­gram
• Home­land Se­cu­rity watch­dog to get re­viewed af­ter flawed FEMA re­ports
• Euro­pean lead­ers take ‘wait-and-see ap­proach’ to Trump
• Trump plays his part — but he al­ways stays true to him­self
• At Rus­sian fo­rum, China gets the red car­pet
• U.N.: Over 4 mil­lion have fled the coun­try
• Tehran re­jects French push for wider talks
• Rus­sian in­ves­tiga­tive re­porter de­tained by Moscow po­lice
• Ethiopia’s Abiy talks to gen­er­als, protesters
• U.S., Rus­sian war­ships come close to col­li­sion in Pa­cific
• The cost of tar­iffs on U.S. com­pa­nies
• With a Boost bid, Ama­zon may aim to get back into mo­bile phone busi­ness
• Hedge fund to buy Barnes & Noble
• Face­book fugi­tive wins re­prieve from Ecuador
• U.S. crude ex­plor­ers
• Anadarko Pe­tro­leum
• Bad news is good news for in­vestors? Weak jobs data spurs a mar­ket surge.
• HHS eyes new sites for un­ac­com­pa­nied child mi­grants
• Four teens ar­rested in the taunt­ing and at­tack of a cou­ple on a Lon­don bus
• Worth rememberin­g
• Worth for­get­ting
• This joke bombed
• Old Hick­ory or a new twenty?
• Can ‘guys’ be gals?
• Dancers at a ten­nis ball
• Apples to or­ange jump­suits
• An­drew John­son shouldn’t have been im­peached
• Make this de­scrip­tion scant
• All hail New York taxis
• The nation’s best
• It’s just Ukraine
• Do not be­come numb to this
• The case for impeachmen­t
• We might have to boy­cott the cen­sus
• It’s tough to learn when crime is just out­side
• Men are in trou­ble. ‘In­cels’ are proof.
• Can we risk nom­i­nat­ing a man for pres­i­dent?
• N.Y. man ac­cused of plot­ting an at­tack on Times Square
• Giv­ing a voice to Alzheimer’s
• A re­birth of learning at cathe­dral
• Northam sets spe­cial session on guns
• Va. seeks find­ings of Evans in­quiry
• Lawyers: Charg­ing de­ci­sion to come soon
• Per­spec­tive: Catholics should take part in Pride Month events to honor others’ ba­sic dig­nity.
• Singer Mal­colm Rebennack Jr., bet­ter known as Dr. John, de­fined New Or­leans.
• The mayor of Dis­trict Heights was charged with mis­con­duct in of­fice over $50,000 in fire­works.
• Fourth teenager is ar­rested in MS-13 gang killing of 14-year-old girl
• Af­ter record-set­ting rain­fall in 2018, June has a com­par­a­tively dry start
• Homi­cide vic­tim iden­ti­fied as juvenile
• Man sen­tenced in pre­scrip­tion drug case
• Po­lice: Man killed his wife, then him­self
• Mo­tor­cy­clist killed in head-on col­li­sion
• Po­lice in­ves­ti­gate fa­tal crash in Pr. Ge­orge’s
• Po­lice log 3 early-morn­ing rob­beries down­town
• Zoo de­tails story of a star­tling birth
• Po­lice arrest 18-year-old, seek a sec­ond in slay­ing out­side Metro sta­tion
• Catchy Tune: Free Tick­ets to Anna Nal­ick on June 14 at City Win­ery
• Music to Our Ears: Free Tick­ets to Bebel Gil­berto on June 22 at The Birch­mere
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• Tin­ker, tai­lor, catcher, Spy
• The City That Care For­got re­mem­bers Dr. John
• Hu­mor us, Tonys, by hon­or­ing come­dies
• Noseda ends sea­son with an Amer­i­can-ish flour­ish
• Bound­aries and the men­tally ill friend
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• War­riors sent to brink
• For Nadal, beat­ing Fed­erer is a breeze
• Missed calls con­tinue to be a prob­lem in Cup play­offs
• The Nats thought Yan Gomes and Kurt Suzuki would form an all-star catch­ing pla­toon. It hasn’t hap­pened.
• York­town and T.C. Williams start fast and ad­vance to meet for the Vir­ginia Class 6 girls’ soc­cer state ti­tle.
• French Open: Women’s fi­nal Barty vs. Von­drousova
• NBA FI­NALS Game 5: War­riors at Rap­tors
• STAN­LEY CUP FI­NALS Game 6: Bru­ins at Blues
• On soc­cer: Women’s World Cup slo­gan is, in a word, lack­ing.
• In­ves­ti­ga­tion of Hill ap­pears to be fin­ished
• SOC­CER
• COL­LEGE BAS­KET­BALL
• PRO HOCKEY
• Power surge
• Zim­mer­man frustrated by re­cov­ery
• An­a­lyt­ics turns av­er­age slider down­right dev­as­tat­ing
• Snedeker shoots 60, still trails by a stroke
• Fast start fiz­zles as O’s of­fense dis­ap­pears
• Warhawks pre­vail with pomp and con­verted chance
• Rain al­ters Vir­ginia’s post­sea­son sched­ule
• Mys­tics re­al­ize bal­ance in vic­tory over Liberty
• Bullis coach is on leave, fac­ing charge of as­sault
• New tax breaks are sup­posed to help dis­tressed neigh­bor­hoods. Will they?
• A restora­tion wor­thy of a sturdy, stately house
• When you buy a home, you as­sume the real es­tate tax obli­ga­tions
• An opportunit­y this neigh­bor­hood is count­ing on
• Build­ing de­signed with Va. her­itage in mind
• The Signet
• Ren­o­vated ‘Full House’ TV home listed for $6 mil­lion
• Have you found your place in the world?

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