The Washington Post - 2019-06-11

• The rock fight that’s part of the trade war
• Emerg­ing from scan­dal, Northam re­asserts power
• House hear­ing de­tours to Water­gate
• Mex­ico pledges mi­grant curbs
• Is­rael’s re­li­gious-sec­u­lar rift ev­i­dent in pol­i­tics, on streets
• Three In­dian men
• Iran re­voked
• In­spec­tor gen­eral out
• Deeper bonds
• Af­ter calling on
• Lan­guage pol­icy
• The Vat­i­can dismissed
• A sus­pect
• The Washington area
• The Univer­sity
• Deaths of Americans
• At least 95 peo­ple
• In­sys be­came
• More than 180
• Rus­sian
• Three Catholic priests
• Crews have started
• ‘Tariffs are a beau­ti­ful thing’
• Cus­toms data breach
• Stand­ing out in a crowd
• Head­ing to the polls
• Blah brand­ing
• Pivot to Bei­jing:
• Supreme Court shapes docket for its next term
• Washington Post iPad app
• EPA to fo­cus on ocean trash
• DI­GEST
• Jus­tice Dept. re­quests ex­tra­di­tion of As­sange
• 1 killed in copter crash into Man­hat­tan roof
• Trump and Macron planted a friend­ship tree. Now it’s dead.
• Na­tion may leave pact to sell ivory stock­pile
• U.N. chief: Im­ple­ment weapons em­bargo
• Op­po­si­tion protests par­a­lyze the cap­i­tal
• Saudi teen could face death penalty
• In hid­ing, critic of Fran­cis speaks out
• Mex­ico send­ing na­tional guard to Gu­atemala border, but mis­sion is un­clear
• Cal­i­for­nia plans to ex­tend health in­sur­ance for un­doc­u­mented im­mi­grants
• ALSO IN BUSI­NESS
• Google’s search tool in­cor­rectly clas­si­fies the Mueller re­port as ‘fic­tion’
• Audi re­calls all-elec­tric E-Tron SUVs
• In­fowars set­tles in Pepe the Frog law­suit
• American de­lays re­turn of 737 Max jets
• COM­ING TO­DAY
• Trump questions Raytheon-UT deal
• States con­sider pro­vid­ing pub­lic health cov­er­age
• It’s like 1974 all over again
• An­other il­lu­sory vic­tory for Trump
• You want to know who is electable?
• Some of you should be run­ning for the Se­nate
• South­ern Bap­tists’ reck­on­ing
• Hong Kong speaks out
• Can Vir­ginia make the right call?
• For the Vir­ginia pri­maries
• The route to a bet­ter brain
• Curb­ing the car
• De­bat­able de­bate rules
• No ‘flimsy peo­ple’ in the Revo­lu­tion
• The root of all evil
• Flip-flops on abortion
• It’s pri­mary-de­bate sea­son. Can­di­dates: Just say no.
• We ig­nored im­mi­gra­tion cru­elty for too long
• Abortion ad­vo­cates just helped Trump
• Trump is scape­goat­ing the Fed again
• Rain gear op­tional
• She has long writ­ten about do­mes­tic vi­o­lence. Then it hit too close to home.
• In 1966, an open se­cret of illegal abor­tions
• D.C. school site dis­pute il­lus­trates wider clash
• High to­day at ap­prox. 3 p.m.
• Bush­wick Bill, 52, helped place the South on hiphop’s map as a mem­ber of the Geto Boys.
• At Fahrney’s Pens, mil­len­ni­als drool over the lat­est gold-nibbed, ink-filled jewels.
• The city’s chief fi­nan­cial of­fi­cer re­fuses to cer­tify the D.C. bud­get, cit­ing im­proper spend­ing.
• A “Reel” Deal: Win a Free Blu-ray DVD Copy of Jordan Peele’s Us
• Catchy Tune: Free Reser­va­tions & Cover for 10 at Bobby McKey’s Du­el­ing Pi­ano Bar at Na­tional Har­bor
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• In­mate dies af­ter prison brawl
• Loudoun pub­lisher ad­mits fraud
• Man killed try­ing to cross Beltway
• School closed again for van­dal­ism cleanup
• Foundation­s ask for pri­vacy on agree­ments
• Vic­tim in Forestvill­e shoot­ing iden­ti­fied
• Demo­cratic pri­mary in Fair­fax likely to set agenda for new era of leaders
• 3 women now lead Metro rail di­vi­sion
• As blue catfish mul­ti­ply in Ch­e­sa­peake Bay, wa­ter­men pur­sue a new catch
• Youngest brother of Hil­lary Clin­ton
• COR­REC­TION
• Oh, what a beau­ti­ful evening
• Acosta tells of death threats in new book
• Star’s party raises ethics of binge­ing TV vi­o­lence
• Cedar Rapids calling: At an Iowa event, two Demo­cratic can­di­dates’ walk-up songs are from the Clash.
• “The Naked Truth” chron­i­cles a di­vor­cée’s year of seek­ing out new lovers — five, to be ex­act.
• The twin-sis­ter act Ibeyi brings its globe-trot­ting, no-bound­aries mu­sic to the 9:30 Club.
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . . ?
• Cho­rus pairs works of re­flec­tion and rec­on­cil­i­a­tion
• Avant Bard’s rhyming, slim­ing ‘Misan­thrope’
• TV HIGH­LIGHTS
• How to an­swer clue­less questions about your child­less mar­riage
• HORO­SCOPE
• 8 toys and games to take on va­ca­tion
• LA TIMES CROSS­WORD
• Ru­n­away dad walks back into his life
• Wild win, painful loss
• Bru­ins’ Rask has played like a Stan­ley Cup MVP
• Own­ers want 18 games, but NFL play­ers are wary
• Turner’s siz­zling bat keeps Nats on a roll
• U.S. women are ready to open things up
• Bradley Beal is among 20 play­ers in­vited to train­ing camp as the U.S. team preps for the FIBA World Cup.
• As states tighten abortion laws, the NCAA should step into the dis­cus­sion, Kevin B. Black­i­stone writes.
• A day af­ter being shot in the Do­mini­can Repub­lic, for­mer Red Sox star David Or­tiz re­turns to Bos­ton.
• Rosen­thal search­ing for re­lief
• Af­ter 18 NBA sea­sons, Parker calls it a ca­reer
• TNT drops ir­rev­er­ent bas­ket­ball TV show
• Mes­sages pour in for gravely ill run­ner
• QUOTABLE
• Ar­gentina fails to score but ends up cel­e­brat­ing
• No. 19 Crys­tal Dunn
• No. 1 Alyssa Nae­her
• No. 5 Kel­ley O’Hara
• No. 13 Alex Mor­gan
• No. 4 Becky Sauer­brunn
• No. 7 Abby Dahlkem­per
• No. 23 Chris­ten Press
• No. 16 Rose Lavelle
• No. 17 Tobin Heath
• No. 15 Megan Rapi­noe
• No. 8 Julie Ertz
• No. 21 Adri­anna Franch
• No. 10 Carli Lloyd
• No. 2 Mal­lory Pugh
• No. 18 Ash­lyn Har­ris
• No. 9 Lind­sey Ho­ran
• No. 3 Sa­man­tha Mewis
• No. 22 Jes­sica McDon­ald
• No. 20 Allie Long
• No. 12 Tierna David­son
• No. 11 Ali Krieger
• No. 6 Mor­gan Brian
• No. 14 Emily Son­nett
• Pray­ing for Papi
• Ken­drick is a re­serve with all-star num­bers
• NOTES
• QUOTABLE
• BY THE NUM­BERS
• Rays 6, Ath­let­ics 2
• Car­di­nals 4, Mar­lins 1
• Logano owns the restart to earn win in Michi­gan
• Com­pas­sion fa­tigue can leave care­givers with health problems of their own.
• Ar­chae­ol­o­gists shed new light on the ru­ins of Angkor Wat.
• Cat­cam videos re­veal cats don’t sleep all day. (Just some of it.)
• The sur­pris­ing neg­a­tive health ef­fects of loud noises.
• Coy­otes, a hardier preda­tor, re­plac­ing wolves
• For schools, food de­liv­ery is not on the menu
• Breast can­cer vs. MRIs: Both are risky for me
• Here’s some­thing to chew on about drag­on­fish: Their fangs are sharp, scary — and translu­cent.
• Ex-‘Myth Busters’ star takes his cu­rios­ity and ‘Builds’ an­other nerdy and creative TV show
• Tick gives a tod­dler a rare and of­ten deadly dis­ease
• Those liv­ing with HIV are more likely to face heart at­tacks, stroke, sud­den car­diac death
• 9/11 Me­mo­rial Glade: Hon­or­ing re­spon­ders, sur­vivors who’ve endure years of health woes
• THE BIG NUM­BER
• Could a con­tract take your long­time doctor away?
• Bal­le­rina’s still on her toes at 78: ‘It’s never too late to do some­thing you love’

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