The Washington Post - 2019-08-03

• Protecting ‘a piece of my soul’
• Europe’s resistance to flying takes off
• Republican­s warn: Texas is in play
• Consumer spending at risk as tariffs rise
• Another Trump selection pulls out
• For elite D.C. school, slaves were a business
• THE NATION An epic battle brought secret DEA data to light
• Impeachmen­t: Majority of House Democrats now back an inquiry.
• A present danger: Tariffs are set to hit during the holiday season
• Hush money probe: Trump’s firm faces fresh subpoenas.
• Meet Del. Samirah: The Virginia legislator protested Trump.
• Medicare ups reimbursem­ent for pricey therapy
• Mueller’s final tab for probe: Nearly $32 million
• CORRECTION­S
• Iran foreign minister faces U.S. sanctions
• Woodstock 50 is off after more setbacks
• Washington Post iPad app
• Police investigat­e death of Kennedy relative
• Man charged in death of cow in parking lot
• Racism has devastatin­g effects on children’s health, pediatrici­ans warn
• Chief of staff will depart office of Ocasio-Cortez
• U.S. restricts funding for human traffickin­g victims
• Judge: Fire N.Y. officer over death of Garner
• In Colo., National Popular Vote law repeal could be added to 2020 ballot
• With Tacko in tow, NBA hopes to grow the game
• Military is called in to prevent dam collapse
• S. Korea removed from Japan trade list
• Mexico gas pipeline leak spurs evacuation of 2,000:
• Government workers join demonstrat­ions
• Death of man in Goma raises new Ebola fears
• Lead fears prompt new rules at Notre Dame:
• Polish leader wants Oct. 13 parliament­ary elections:
• Johnson’s hold on power gets precarious quickly
• Trump opens the door to chaos as nuclear treaty expires
• Awaiting verdict, U.S. rapper released from custody in Sweden
• Saudi law grants solo travel right to women
• Safety commission divided over warning the public about home elevators
• U.S. hiring slows slightly, but employers stay upbeat
• Google to seek bids on smartphone listings
• Exxon earnings fall 21% from a year earlier
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• A newly unsealed
• Mexico City
• Global markets plunge on Trump’s tariff threats
• Nominee held up over border wall contracts
• Apple will stop using contractor­s to analyze Siri
• The true American ally was France
• Why strike a sour note?
• The glory of vainglory
• Comics genius
• Don’t try this at home
• More to an amazing story
• Music and the glue
• A newsworthy kindness
• It’s not about optics
• Naval gazing
• Disagreeme­nt is not an attack
• Pelli’s ‘sleek’ Washington gem
• Four articles, one point of view
• Before Boris, there was ‘Matilda’
• Put the person first
• The danger rises in Hong Kong
• Moody’s blues in Montgomery
• Punish. Deter. Protect.
• Don’t impede a public option
• New risks, old standards
• Prioritize incarcerat­ed women
• No pipelines are safe
• Hateful immigratio­n reform
• Mr. Coats earned his tribute
• Let’s try keeping kids out of caskets
• Devastatin­g news for America’s intelligen­ce
• Attacking Obama’s legacy isn’t logical
• In protest, a band of strangers
• Wine scheme netted up to $1.5 million
• At 53, a second career for first-responder
• Catholic leader criticizes Trump
• A W.Va. Catholic calls for more transparen­cy in the case of former bishop Michael Bransfield.
• Respirator­y illnesses outside of flu season have risen sharply this year, health officials say.
• Man convicted in fatal 2015 shooting
• Garden grows fresh, free produce for community
• Case of a man charged in 21 burglaries is tossed
• Ashburn fire blamed on spontaneou­s combustion
• Fear and gloating in Cincinnati
• End of debate. Mixing ranch and salsa gets our vote.
• How to split the tab (and not the couple)
• ‘Jane the Virgin’ gets the ending it deserves
• Speak now, then hold your peace
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Old hand in a new world
• Gojowczyk, Citi Open’s luckiest loser, is into semis
• Nats’ win includes a tweak of pain
• Wentz, Eagles have it all — except Foles as a safety net
• Soccer stars, Time’s Up join forces in equality fight
• D.C. United is nearing a $2.5 million deal to land forward Ola Kamara.
• Is U.S. team vulnerable at World Cup after so many A-listers opted out?
• At Redskins camp, fans share their views on Trent Williams’s holdout.
• Delle Donne dominates as Mystics rout Storm
• Buhai shoots bogey-free 67 to take three-shot lead at Women’s British Open
• O’s don’t back Brooks in listless loss
• Sipp is latest to depart in relief makeover
• Ejection, McGahee retirement create emotional day for Ravens
• Jones isn’t stressing Elliott’s holdout
• Americans Pegula and McNally move into women’s semifinals at Citi Open
• Invisible dangers inside the home
• Main Street is where the action is in this Fairfax County neighborho­od.
• Reality collides with driverless-car hopes.
• 30-year stays steady.
• What’s not on the property? That’s the question.
• 14416 LOYALTY RD., LEESBURG, VA.
• Choices and more choices at Century Row
• CENTURY ROW

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