The Washington Post - 2021-01-16

• Well before riot, D.C. was reeling
• A longtime pillar at the Maryland State House
• Mall, bridges to be closed for inaugurati­on
• Problem with pledge to issue vaccine reserve: It was gone
• Jan. 3 report saw Congress as likely target
• Mob came within seconds of Pence
• A virtual menagerie
• Biden should … 
• Q: Based on what you know,
• Spotlight on D.C.’S alleys
• Lawyers vanish from Fox
• A rush to cement agenda
• Va. GOP contest heats up
• Partly sunny,
• Poll: Capitol riot, Trump’s role
• Recruitmen­t target: Right-wing groups often try to lure veterans.
• << ‘A special talent’
• Trump team delays fine hikes for automakers
• Brain Hacking: The new science of curing mental illness
• Justice in Indian Country
• CORRECTION­S
• U.S. executes first woman in decades
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• WAMU’S Kojo Nnamdi to end daily show
• Generation Z: What It’s Like to Grow Up in the Age of Likes, LOLS, and Longing
• Cuba named a state sponsor of terrorism
• Alabama picked for Space Command
• 20 years of chroniclin­g facts and avoiding falsehoods
• Colleges, students will have easier access to 2nd round of stimulus money
• Teen charged with killing infant daughter
• NRA, facing lawsuit, plans move to Texas
• Attempts to distance from Trump now are too little, too late, critics argue
• Democrats debate Trump trial length
• State leaders say volatile mix of groups could challenge law enforcemen­t
• Several inspectors general open sweeping review of attack on U.S. Capitol
• Justice Dept. closes Pa. election case with ‘insufffici­ent evidence’
• A year of disruption, conflict and loss in the nation’s capital
• Despite plenty of doses, Canada slow to get shots into arms
• Museveni takes lead in presidenti­al race
• At least 42 dead after 6.2-magnitude quake
• Haiti prepares for unrest amid political tension:
• $500,000 in bitcoin sent from France to U.S. far-right groups:
• A health-care worker
• A powerful Georgia leader says he’s quitting politics. Is it true?
• U.S. troops in Afghanista­n reduced to 2,500
• Mexico accuses DEA of inventing drug case against retired general
• Indonesia prioritize­s adults under 60 for vaccinatio­ns
• Major banks express guarded optimism
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Retail sales fall as production rises
• Ice cream for dogs? Even pets are eating their pandemic feelings.
• Far-right groups migrate to smaller apps
• Biden stimulus plan would expand paid leave during pandemic
• Amazon to face first U.S. unionizati­on vote in seven years next month
• Biden to give White House science office Cabinet status
• GOP lawmakers balk at Biden’s economic stimulus plan
• A bird came down the walk
• There is no frigate like a book
• I felt a funeral, in my brain
• Wild nights! Wild nights!
• Who sings the same
• Men eat of it and die
• The names of gems
• Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me
• Of last year’s sundered tune
• The license to revere
• Inebriate of air
• Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul
• My lifetime folding up
• It solaces to know
• A look of agony
• Mr. Putin’s choice
• Antithetic­al to world peace
• A bridge to a better economy
• Access to justice is a right
• Good news for democracy
• Hong Kong’s core values
• Mr. Mcauliffe’s energy cred
• Stop tinkering, start fixing
• The freedom in refusal
• Her words on a monument
• MLK fought the same forces stirred by Trump
• On vaccines, America must balance speed and equity
• Now is not the time to point fingers, Julius Caesar. Now is the time for healing.
• CDC: Virus variant could become dominant in U.S.
• Veterans enlist in cleanup effort
• Plans for maglev train reach a key milestone
• New cases in region
• Richard N. Cooper, 86, served as a policy adviser to Democrats from Kennedy to Clinton.
• Some charismati­c Christians still believe Donald Trump will remain in the White House.
• Montgomery County has seen a sharp uptick in homicides, with six so far this year.
• New to House position, chaplain led during riot
• Senate rejects veto for drug affordabil­ity board
• After nine days of dryness, rain falls
• Five charged in New Year’s Day slaying
• Man arrested in death of mother’s boyfriend
• D.C.’S snow drought is reaching historic level
• Delegate assails Herring over probe
• Vaccine rollout continues as cases rise
• Economist advised presidents and wrote about trade, markets, climate
• Eat This Up: The Washington Post Recipe Finder
• The golden escalator hits rock bottom
• ‘Wandavisio­n’ gives Marvel Studios its first true power couple
• Shapiro’s Playbook contributi­on roils staff
• Emotional affair or emotional support?
• PREMIERES
• Miss Scarlet & The Duke
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• RSVPING to a pre-fight invitation
• A fetching DIY toy for your canine
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Touchdowns in tandem
• Once a project, Ricard is pivotal
• For Vanecek, NHL debut is worth the wait
• American and Loyola just want to play a game
• Wizards’ outbreak up to six positives
• Mcnair’s family gets $3.5 million settlement
• Nats avoid arbitratio­n, reach deals with three keys to the coming season: Trea Turner, Juan Soto and Josh Bell.
• NFL PLAYOFFS
• Washington will interview Eric Stokes, its director of pro personnel, as team’s search for a new GM continues.
• In something of an impromptu matchup with D-II Wingate, Maryland gets what it needs in 100-58 win.
• Capitals at Penguins
• Rapper Pitbull to own part of NASCAR team
• Top-ranked Cardinal stays perfect by relying on its defense
• Dominican shortstop gets $3.9 million from the Nats
• Yankees and Lemahieu make it work, keeping them tied together
• Giving it the old college try in the NFL is a mixed bag for successful coaches
• TODAY’S PLAYOFF GAMES
• ● JAGUARS:
• ● BRONCOS:
• ● FALCONS:
• ● SEAHAWKS:
• ● BROWNS:
• ● BEARS:
• Milwaukee struggles but tops Dallas
• Philadelph­ia rolls to a painful victory
• Away from the hustle and bustle, a former mining town in Frederick County is suddenly booming.
• Modern, riverfront place in Mclean for $15M.
• 2.79%
• Midrange townhouses and condos in Va.
• COMMONWEAL­TH PLACE AT WESTFIELDS
• REAL ESTATE
• Housing appears robust
• 1139 CREST LANE, MCLEAN, VA.

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