The Washington Post - 2021-01-08

• Calls intensify to remove Trump from office
• Biden says racial bias is clear in handling of Hill mob
• Senate losses, Trump’s incitement open rifts in a party once in thrall
• At White House, a retreat into rage is followed by grudging acceptance
• HE AT LAST PLEDGES SMOOTH TRANSITION
• Daily covid deaths top 4,000 in U.S. for first time
• Chronicler of Vietnam War
• The breach
• The Pentagon
• Inoculatio­ns
• Good clean fun
• Prosecutor­s
• Investors
• Biden intends
• Maryland’s
• As Japan’s
• The Biden
• Buffalo’s“
• The seven-day
• A frightenin­g finale
• Fox’s false promise
• ‘Violating a cathedral’
• Trump could be investigat­ed
• The four-hour insurrecti­on
• Proposed religious policies go too far, critics say
• Boeing to pay $2.5 billion to resolve criminal charge over Max deception
• CORRECTION­S
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Russian gets 12 years in data-theft scheme
• Lawmaker denounced for Hitler remark
• EX-NYPD sergeant charged with fraud
• Post-infection immunity usually still robust after 8 months, study finds
• Biden is in danger of having no Cabinet on the first day of his presidency
• No further official word on 3 riot deaths called ‘medical emergencie­s’
• Fresh details emerge about woman’s shooting by police
• Cleaning up the aftermath of a destructiv­e day in history
• ‘I thought I’d have to fight’: Some veteran lawmakers recall combat training
• Officials promise additional arrests as dozens charged
• Pentagon placed limits on D.C. National Guard before pro-trump protests
• Chao resigns Cabinet post, saying she is ‘deeply troubled’ by violence
• U.S. allies abroad voice horror over mob scene
• President’s ‘stop the steal’ message finds some fringe internatio­nal support
• Man who posed in Pelosi’s office said on Facebook he was prepared to die
• On far-right forums devoted to Trump, gloating — and unease — set in
• Trump banned from Facebook indefinite­ly as critics say too little, too late
• Companies, business groups rebuke Trump for mob violence at the Capitol
• Lebanon, Israel begin coronaviru­s lockdowns
• Warrant for Trump over Soleimani killing
• Study: Chinese vaccine shows 78% efficacy
• At least 23 reported killed in Afghanista­n attacks:
• An audience that
• The end of the road for American exceptiona­lism
• Loans are reserved for minorities, women
• U.S. suspends 25% tariffs on French goods
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• COMING TODAY
• Devos resigns, citing Trump’s role in riot
• Trump’s census plan unlikely to be fulfilled
• White lives matter more. Wednesday proved it.
• The good news hidden in a dark week
• Trump should be criminally investigat­ed
• Mr. Nunes gets his medal
• Insurrecti­on at the Capitol
• ‘My fellow American’
• An alliance in jeopardy
• Bridging the ferry closure
• A fractured social media multiverse
• Pottinger exits, but his influence will remain
• Evangelica­ls made a devil’s bargain with Trump
• RIP, the GOP of personal responsibi­lity
• What went wrong with the protection of the U.S. Capitol
• Capitol invasion was White privilege in action
• For teachers, the riot is a tough subject to discuss
• Another caseload high for region
• 8 a.m.
• Neil Sheehan chronicled the Vietnam War and obtained the Pentagon Papers for the New York Times.
• The state’s director on a controvers­ial plan to widen the Capital Beltway and I-270 retires.
• ‘Mob mentality’: Airlines, airports tighten security after Capitol riot.
• Colleges: Students, faculty at area schools are left flabbergas­ted.
• Electoral doubt: 5 congressme­n from the area disputed count.
• Sterling man charged in shooting at Walmart
• 3 dead in Manassas, Fauquier shootings
• District Heights man killed in hit-and-run
• Popular author of steamy fiction
• A telling snapshot of Trump’s indoctrina­tion of entitlemen­t
• Imagined Salinger lets much of the mystery be
• Grisham resigns with two weeks left in the administra­tion
• We can’t deny care for anti-maskers
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Terps get it done at the line in victory over the Spartans
• Virus fallout makes 2021 big for U.S. national teams, clubs
• Smith still is up in air, but Rivera is upbeat
• Real power is discipline, not unchecked aggression
• NFL PLAYOFFS
• The NL East keeps getting tougher as the Mets swing a blockbuste­r and land Francisco Lindor from Indians.
• RB Trey Sermon, after three seasons at Oklahoma, is making his one-year cameo count at Ohio State.
• D.C. United’s coaching search continues after negotiatio­ns break down with Gonzalo Pineda.
• More issues for Browns: Cleveland dealing with another positive coronaviru­s test.
• Purdue at Maryland Sunday, noon, BTN Plus (online)
• Garza, No. 5 Iowa blow out Maryland
• Goalies focus of Caps’ first scrimmage
• NFL made it to the playoffs, but plenty of hurdles remain
• Washington’s last playoff win also felt like a beginning
• Snyder denies being source of leaks
• Top-rated Bulldogs cruise past Cougars
• Brooklyn is unfazed by absence of its stars
• After unsettled offseason, Patriot basketball team returns to a changed sport
• Picking up a new way to pitch in
• Post food critic Tom Sietsema takes your most pressing food questions in his chat.
• Things changed for bars and breweries this year, but not all changes were bad.
• Regina King makes an engrossing directoria­l debut with ‘One Night in Miami.’
• Hitting the trail of tasty treats
• Studio Theatre audio plays
• Light Yards
• All Takesies, No Leavsies Quarantine Hobby Exchange
• New year J-film fest
• On the cover
• Cleanup tips
• A social commentary with real teeth
• Pieces of a Woman Vanessa Kirby and Shia Labeouf star in a marital melodrama.
• A young mother leaves her abusive husband.
• New movies available online
• Common Sense Media

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