The Washington Post - 2019-06-18

• Thousands returning to limbo
• The path to power, starting in a laundry room
• Iran threatens to surpass uranium limits in 10 days
• Gerrymande­ring ruling a win for Va. Democrats
• The Supreme Court upheld Virginia’s ban on uranium mining in a fight over a deposit thought to be the largest in the United States.
• Trump may be facing his biggest test on economy
• With a 2015 escalator ride, political world was changed
• Canada is set to decide Tuesday on a controvers­ial pipeline expansion. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a bind no matter the result.
• Gloria Vanderbilt, 1924-2019
• Morsi dies amid trial
• Announcing $185 million in aid for Somalia, a U.S. agency’s top official called the package for the drought- and conflict-plagued country a “necessary evil.”
• In a gun store heist that turned deadly last week, burglars were warned that officers were coming but grabbed weapons anyway, police say.
• As U.S. businesses protest additional tariffs on Chinese goods, India launched its own strike in President Trump’s trade war.
• Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring said he will push the commonweal­th to legalize recreation­al marijuana use for adults.
• Comparing his company to a “badly damaged plane,” Huawei chief Ren Zhengfei detailed the sales hit expected from a U.S. ban.
• Joe Biden’s tepid reception at a forum hosted by the Poor People’s Campaign reflected his challenge to win over liberal Democrats.
• Metro board Chairman Jack Evans violated the panel’s ethics code in numerous instances, a law firm’s investigat­ion found.
• A judge declared a mistrial in the case of a Libyan man charged in the 2012 Benghazi attacks that killed four Americans.
• Little Free Pantries — like Little Free Libraries, but with food — have caught on in Maryland communitie­s.
• have died of an illness in one of India’s poorest regions, and researcher­s wonder if the litchi fruit is the culprit.
• Robocalls are overwhelmi­ng hospitals and patients, threatenin­g a new kind of health crisis, experts said.
• Britain banned ads depicting harmful gender stereotype­s, as well as derogatory messages around body image.
• Bored in the U.S.A.
• Driven to distractio­n: Democrats worry agenda is being eclipsed.
• Double jeopardy: Supreme Court upholds exception to the ban.
• Arrests down: Early figures show a decrease at border in June.
• European nations react: Iran is urged to comply with pact.
• Trump says ICE will make mass arrests next week
• Federal officers kill gunman at courthouse
• Woman charged in death of ex-lawmaker
• Parkland activist says Harvard revoked offer
• CORRECTION­S
• HAPPENING TODAY
• One rescued after house explodes:
• Democrats fret over countering Trump’s media barrage
• In face of negative polls, Trump will launch reelection campaign with rally
• Bill Weld is mounting a primary challenge to Trump, but few are taking note
• Vice president’s communicat­ions director leaving for Lockheed Martin post
• Justices decline wedding-cake case
• Members at odds ahead of big meeting
• Teenage bombers kill 30 in Nigeria
• Rebels claim another attack on Saudi airport
• China’s Xi is set to visit North Korea this week
• Nearly 100 children in India have died of an illness of uncertain origins
• China ends claim to be a ‘market economy’
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• SEC: KPMG agrees to $50 million penalty
• India slaps back at U.S. with tariffs on 28 products, days before G-20 event
• A senator from Michigan wants to create an agency for industrial programs
• Interior jobs vacant as Congress fumes
• What the unrest in Hong Kong means for the future of Taiwan
• Trump could revolution­ize the private health insurance market
• The faltering industry that Trump ignores
• A genius at contradict­ing himself
• Hong Kong’s pushback
• Rein in Riyadh — and Mr. Trump
• A move with malice
• Take domestic violence seriously
• A post-flight plight
• Punishing non-English speakers
• Democrats can blame themselves
• Denying the right to belief
• Pay the soccer stars more
• The defender of lies
• A chronic life, or the delicate balance of love and fear
• It’s tricky: Blue states’ rental crisis
• Venezuela’s top industry: Desperatio­n
• Trampling on the Fourth of July
• Brutality against black transgende­r women is becoming a crisis
• A Bethesda millionair­e got nine years in the death of a worker who was building him a bomb shelter.
• The council’s dispute with the city’s finance chief is expected to end with a vote to divert money.
• Kenyan pleads guilty in fraud scheme
• Drug tester admits to taking bribes
• Fatally injured man identified suspect
• Monument Academy could stay open
• NFL owner guided Broncos to excellence
• Historian traced evolution of liberalism, inspired new wave of scholarshi­p
• Obituaries of residents from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia.
• The enduring maleness of late-night comedy
• A Florida that isn’t overstuffe­d with cliches
• Baltimore orchestra locks out musicians
• Try building a Little Free Library — maybe to hold our KidsPost Summer Book Club picks.
• Tiffany Haddish cancels her Atlanta show because of Georgia’s new “heartbeat bill.”
• Can a bridegroom’s divorced parents behave when they meet for the first time in years?
• The Inscape Chamber Orchestra devotes its program to the music of Paul Hindemith.
• T. Swift to all haters: ‘Calm Down’
• It’s a dog-meet-dog world out there, kids, so take yours to the office Friday
• How to handle a daughter’s hoarding
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Her World Cup begins now
• ‘Not where I want to be’: A slumping Harper returns again to D.C.
• Why must lawmakers act? Because USOC didn’t.
• Tar Heels teammates work out for Wizards
• France gets past Nigeria, 1-0, thanks to a 79th-minute penalty kick to end group play with a perfect record.
• Four are wounded — some seriously — after a shooting during a Toronto rally celebratin­g the Raptors’ title.
• Carl Hagelin says he appreciate­s the stability that his new, four-year contract with the Capitals offers.
• The USOC ‘has failed’
• In Davis deal, winners are clear
• Sharks keep Karlsson with a $92 million deal
• Ruth jersey sets record at auction: $5.6 million
• Woods says he’ll relax until year’s final major
• BY THE NUMBERS 90
• Rainout requires Nats to find a spot starter
• Top pick joins the fold
• A big weekend for Bullis at New Balance Nationals
• Citi Open has Stephens, Nishikori slated for field
• My disturbing bout of delirium after surgery
• Why everybody should plan for a ‘good’ death
• What your grip strength says about health
• How animals may help us understand human aging.
• The perfectly preserved head of an Ice Age wolf is found in Siberia.
• Should you worry about the chemicals in your sunscreen?
• At what age does ‘old’ really begin?
• Scientists hope to uncover secrets in DNA, fur, skull of wolf’s 30,000-year-old severed head
• HEALTH & SCIENCE
• Confused or worried about using antibiotic­s? This book might answer all your questions.
• 22 percent
• More scooters, more serious accidents

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