The Washington Post - 2021-01-15

• How D.C. police held their ground
• Capitol siege mutes America’s ‘voice for democracy’ abroad
• Biden outlines vast plan for relief
• Experts warn of further attacks
• Rocky handoff portends vaccine woes, experts say
• Dozens on terror watch list were in D.C. during riot
• New Zealand’s foreign minister, the first Maori woman in the role, is charting a new path.
• Metro officials are proposing to leave service levels stable for a year until stimulus money runs out before deciding on cuts.
• New York’s attorney general sued New York City’s mayor and police department over the use of force during protests over racial justice.
• Turmoil at top
• The “zero tolerance” crackdown separating migrant families was pushed by then-attorney General Jeff Sessions, despite warnings, a Justice Department review found.
• Life in prison
• Siegfried Fischbache­r, 81, was half of the magic team known for extravagan­t illusions involving large animals.
• The head of the Internatio­nal Monetary Fund is urging the U.S. to pursue a “sizable” additional stimulus.
• Virginia senators are seeking to censure a member who praised the Capitol rioters, calling them “patriots.”
• Co-founder’s exit
• More arrests made in riot
• A generation trained to shelter
• A Twitter void after Trump ban
• Request to Congress: Biden asks for $400 billion to fight virus.
• Showers 51/38 •
• A year of intense heat and fire
• Bid to tally undocument­ed in census is abandoned
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• CORRECTION­S
• HAPPENING TODAY
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• Biden picks ex-senate candidate as Democratic National Committee chair
• Future of GOP leadership uncertain following House split on impeachmen­t
• Megachurch pastor sentenced for fraud
• Dallas to name street after shooting victim
• Administra­tion cuts spotted-owl habitat
• The twin steeples
• Fearing specter of violence, governors plan for National Guard at home
• As security ramps up, Inaugurati­on Day closures expected to include Mall
• Democrats signal hope for bipartisan impeachmen­t trial
• Airlines bar passengers from traveling with guns on D.c.-bound flights
• Violent siege on Hill stirs fresh fear over Harris’s safety
• Trump backers parse speeches for clues on what’s next
• Drug firms scramble to scale up vaccine supply amid production worries
• Long lines at polls in tense presidenti­al vote
• Hundreds of Honduran migrants press north toward Guatemalan border
• Man in France convicted for refusing to deliver kosher food:
• Estonia’s Reform Party tapped to form new government:
• Berlusconi says he’s in ‘good health’:
• Fire breaks out in Rohingya refugee camp:
• Protesters demand end to illegal detention
• French citizen sought in homicide is held in Colombia:
• Tintin painting sells for $3.86 million:
• Brazil pins hopes on 2nd-tier Chinese vaccine
• France barred from using drones to enforce pandemic rules
• China bars entry to 2 for WHO virus probe
• Hong Kong police arrest 11 over activists’ attempt to flee
• Voters cold to Merkel succession race
• Bird that crossed ocean to Australia will be killed
• Mcdonald’s won’t use ‘forever chemicals’
• U.S. finalizes disputed banking regulation
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• COMING TODAY
• The streets
• Samsung says its new Galaxy S21 phones work better — and cost $200 less
• New unemployme­nt claims jump to 965,000, the highest level since August
• Biden swells ranks of his White House climate team
• Biden seeks billions to help reopen schools
• Foreign aid official who minimized riot ousted
• Bolton can probe White House action on memoir
• Trump didn’t follow his own China strategy
• Has Trump broken the Republican Party?
• The GOP is out of time to reject Trump’s lies
• Jim Thorpe was wronged by bigotry. The IOC must fix this.
• What will move us forward
• Jamal Khashoggi Way
• Adding friction to evictions
• Another tradition sullied
• National security officials failed last week. They think they’re ready for Inaugurati­on Day.
• Don’t forget the millions without jobs
• Joe Biden’s first task
• Executing Black men on MLK’S birthday would dishonor him
• Entire Washington region to enter next vaccinatio­n stage
• More key figures in Capitol riot arrested
• Montgomery County Schools Superinten­dent Jack R. Smith announces his retirement.
• A midwinter’s morning run
• Transporta­tion head to join Biden climate team
• Portsmouth reopens search for manager
• Officials: Man set off alarm, fired at deputies
• Greenbelt officer dies after car strikes her
• Officer may get congressio­nal medal
• Crowd outside Capitol included staffer to freshman GOP Rep. Bob Good
• ‘The Duke and I’ was delightful. ‘Bridgerton’ is so much more.
• Doubling down with a Spotify-friendly sound
• Whatcha looking at? Dunno, but it’s great.
• She says glass is half full after emptying the bottle
• VOA journalist­s call for resignatio­n of leaders
• He firmly plants his flag. Is it a red one?
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Starting on the right foot
• Before prep star’s suicide, a desperate hunt for help
• Harden trade improves Nets, but they need Irving to buy it
• What defines a quarterbac­k? Even coaches can’t agree.
• Özil playing for D.C. United is improbable, not impossible
• The Wizards have a third player test positive, and there is growing doubt about their upcoming schedule.
• Washington starts talking to Gm candidates. And the Jaguars get their man, hiring Urban meyer as coach.
• NFL PLAYOFFS
• Georgetown men hit pause after more virus issues. meanwhile, maryland women win ninth straight.
• Capitals at Sabres
• United looks to Europe in its search for coach
• Meyer makes the leap after reaching deal with Jaguars
• Islanders stop Rangers in first of eight meetings
• Philadelph­ia has its way with shorthande­d Miami
• WIZARDS’ NEXT THREE
• Private school programs test limits of restrictio­ns
• Niemann closes with eagle to share lead in Hawaii
• Nationals probably need to tweak bullpen, not rebuild it
• Terps get a break from Big Ten grind
• Despite shrinking roster, the Terrapins keep rolling
• Virginia women’s team calls off rest of season
• Maryland at Wisconsin
• Wingate at Maryland
• ‘MLK/FBI’ takes audience on unforgetta­ble journey
• Philly cheesestea­k gives us hope during a pandemic
• Kick back and take in the inaugurati­on
• K-cinema at Home
• ‘Stand!’
• Editor’s note:
• Rare Essence
• Hot Cider Cocktails class
• Five ways to commemorat­e Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Reston Martin Luther King Jr. birthday celebratio­n
• The People’s Holiday
• ‘Child of the Civil Rights Movement’ with Paula Young Shelton
• Not Just Another Day Off
• My husband, daughter and are going to take my parents into the city with us today.
• On track to find the rhythm of the city
• Shopping
• Museum-goers aren’t left out in the cold
• Editor’s note:
• A lovely meditation on what lasts
• Also reviewed Some Kind of Heaven
• New movies available online
• Common Sense Media
• A tender and loving portrayal of one sibling trying to save another
• Neeson steps into a role that feels overly familiar, if not cliche

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