The Washington Post - 2021-01-20

• A somber turn toward the presidency
• Group at riot allegedly plotted to storm Capitol
• Diminished, aggrieved and out of view
• In Senate, uncertaint­y and bustle lie ahead
• Nearing exit, Pence rises as de facto president
• The 46th President: Joe Biden takes charge at a perilous moment for America — bringing experience and empathy to a job he has long sought.
• Madam Vice President: Kamala Harris makes history today, becoming the nation’s first woman, first Black and first Asian American vice president.
• Mostly sunny,
• Confirmati­on hearings: Haines, Austin, Yellen, Blinken and Mayorkas face Senate.
• Tradition marches on: Marine Band, inaugural fixture since Jefferson, hopes to lift spirits.
• Robin Givhan:
• Academic accused of working for Iran
• Soldier held in plot to blow up 9/11 Memorial
• Upcoming Washington Post Live events
• HAPPENING TODAY
• CORRECTION­S
• In her own way, Jill Biden quietly makes history, too
• In South Bend, Buttigieg backed a plan for smart streets
• Justices hear Baltimore case with major implicatio­ns for climate litigation
• College Board moves to discontinu­e SAT’S optional essay and subject tests
• Justice Dept. closes inquiry into Burr’s stock sales, won’t pursue charges
• Poll: Most Americans say health crisis is not controlled
• FAA approves Iowa airport’s covid-19 screening, a possible model for others
• Trump panel’s report excuses founders about slavery
• DNI nominee walks fine line on Chinese espionage, domestic extremism
• Biden’s Pentagon chief nominee vows to take on extremism in the military
• Biden selects transgende­r Pa. health official as assistant HHS secretary
• Blinken appears to have smooth path to confirmati­on as secretary of state
• Trump and his followers have online options, but the reach can’t compare
• 12 members of National Guard are removed from inaugurati­on duty in D.C.
• Anti-poverty crusader to deliver homily at official inaugural prayer service
• Ossoff and Warnock’s wins certified by Ga. officials on eve of swearing-in
• U.S. declares China’s treatment of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang ‘genocide’
• In Tunisia, a ‘new generation’ turns to protest
• Iraq postpones early elections:
• Rivals meet in Egypt for talks on elections
• Social media sites hit with advertisin­g ban
• U.S. hits Venezuela with additional sanctions:
• U.S. places visa curbs on Tanzanian officials over vote:
• Iran imposes symbolic sanctions on Trump:
• U.s.-bound caravan halted in Guatemala as anti-migration efforts continue
• Italy’s premier survives no-confidence vote, avoids government collapse
• Biden’s plan to cancel Keystone pipeline annoys Canada
• Poll: Western European countries largely approve of U.S. president-elect
• Qatar urges dialogue between Persian Gulf states, Iran as Biden takes over
• Seniors drop out of Novavax trial to get other shots
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Billionair­e Ricketts plans news outlet
• Boeing halts testing of largest rocket in U.S.
• Investors flee Alibaba over China’s probe
• Dating apps use images of siege to ban accounts
• Mypillow CEO says he’s facing retail backlash
• NASA officials: Only ‘50-50’ chance of success before test
• Tax season begins Feb. 12. Here’s what to expect.
• Bailout loans went to prominent anti-vaccine groups
• 20 large corporatio­ns cut donations to those who opposed election results
• IMF aid’s fate soon will fall to Yellen
• Nominee stresses need to ‘act now’ on virus aid
• March for Life, largest antiaborti­on rally in U.S., will be online this year
• Tech giants are teaming up to create digital coronaviru­s vaccinatio­n records
• I’m giving Biden the chance Democrats never gave Trump
• Without the truth, unity is but an illusion
• A day of fragility and hope
• The business of our nation goes forward
• Name the problem
• How not to fix the electoral college
• Celebrate, despite everything
• Perpetuati­ng conflict
• The inaugurati­on tradition
• A principled response
• Violence can’t be normal
• Mr. Putin’s true colors — and castle
• At last, Biden and Harris bring hope
• Biden must root out the domestic insurgency
• Trump leaves America with carnage
• What I really believe
• Watching history from the couch
• Trump’s biggest success: Sowing bitter divisions
• Capitol attack puts educators on the spot
• Demand snarls vaccine effort
• New cases in region
• Adolfo “Shabba-doo” Quiñones, a street-dance star of 1984’s “Breakin’” movies, was 65.
• Senators moved to censure a GOP member who praised the Capitol rioters as “patriots.”
• Montgomery County’s virtual history gathering is set to explore the presence of the past.
• Inaugurati­on crowd looks back — and then to the future
• Inaugurati­on-related road closures in D.C.
• 2 slain in 2 days in Prince George’s
• Police say teen was struck by at least 2 cars
• One man killed, two hurt in Capitol Heights
• Woman dies of injuries from crash last month
• Man, 21, found fatally shot in Suitland
• At nation’s first transfer of power, a relieved George Washington exuded joy
• Hogan to release fiscal 2022 budget
• Bowser to nation: Stay away for now
• Tale of two days: Same highs, same lows
• Without the balls, we’ll miss the same old song and dance
• A look that suits them
• With changing of the guard, A-listers set to return to D.C.
• At Fox News, a shift brings more opinion and less news
• “Burnt Sugar” is hard to take and harder to shake.
• Skipping Christmas doesn’t mean skipping goodwill.
• SCIENCE FICTION
• There’s big sky outside, but it gets a little foggy inside her head
• Literary Calendar
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• hello, mr. president
• Biden’s favorite things
• Familiar failings, frustratio­ns
• United’s new coach is ready to go
• The Nationals’ biggest strength gets strengthen­ed with Lester
• Hurney in talks to fill GM vacancy
• Terps are no match for No. 7 Wolverines
• Don Sutton, Hall of Fame right-hander who racked up 324 wins, dies at 75.
• John Clayton breaks down the biggest questions of championsh­ip Sunday.
• Sabres at Capitals
• Maryland at Minnesota
• Woods out indefinite­ly after fifth back surgery
• Mets fire GM Porter for harassing texts
• Thomas set for historic assignment in Tampa
• Irving is back with Nets after his ‘pause’
• WIZARDS’ NEXT THREE
• NFL PLAYOFFS Sunday’s championsh­ip games
• Elliott makes 40 saves as Philadelph­ia cruises
• NCAA reveals changes to tournament schedule
• Terps women’s matchup with Iowa is postponed
• The party scene has crashed, and it’s hitting caterers hard
• Aunt Dora is still a mystery, but we figured out her cake
• A chicken roasted like mom used to … almost
• No chat
• Roasted Cauliflowe­r Salad With Chickpeas, Red Pepper and Arugula
• Phyllo Galette With Butternut Squash, Feta and Olives
• Sweet Soy Tempeh (Tempe Manis)
• A simple phyllo wrap can take roasted roots from leftover to lovely
• A new take on tempeh whets the appetite for a little wanderlust
• FOOD
• A random collection of ingredient­s now a regular in rotation
• Tiktok’s latest food trend turns a tortilla into an edible origami project
• Wine sales will keep rising after the pandemic, a new report predicts — but maybe not for long
• RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• Make your own marshmallo­ws to elevate your treats s’more
• The Classic
• Toasted Coconut S’mores
• Chocolate Chip Cookie S’mores
• Earn an ingenuity badge with variations on a campfire classic
• In the eye of the storm
• A transfer of power like no other. An incomparab­le time in U.S. history.
• Life and destiny have converged to deliver a new challenge for Biden
• Across the years, his long path to the presidency
• Ambition combined with empathy yields one uncommon politician
• Once one of the youngest senators, Biden will be the oldest president
• His Catholicis­m is all about healing. Now, he will lead a suffering America.
• On campus, Jill Biden will remain her students’ English professor: Dr. B
• In Delaware, everybody knows your name — especially if it’s Joe
• After a four-year pooch hiatus, White House gets a pet-loving family
• The Silent Generation gets a voice in the White House
• In politics and life, the bond shared by Biden and his sister is fundamenta­l
• More diversity in Biden’s Cabinet choices than Trump’s — or Obama’s
• Neera Tanden
• Marty Walsh
• Pete Buttigieg
• Xavier Becerra
• Jennifer Granholm
• Alejandro Mayorkas
• Merrick B. Garland
• Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III
• Cecilia Rouse
• Janet L. Yellen
• Rep. Deb Haaland
• Rep. Marcia L. Fudge
• Isabel Guzman
• Ronald A. Klain
• Linda Thomas-greenfield
• Kamala D. Harris
• Tom Vilsack
• Michael S. Regan
• Miguel Cardona
• Eric Lander
• Katherine Tai
• Avril Haines
• Antony Blinken
• Gov. Gina Raimondo
• Denis Mcdonough
• From the heart: The on-air day he went off-script on same-sex marriage
• By turns disappoint­ing or inspiring, Biden is an imperfect antiracist
• Black voters played a crucial role in his win. Can he keep their trust?
• An ever-changing tradition
• William Henry Harrison 1841
• George Washington 1789-1797
• John Adams 1797-1801
• John Quincy Adams 1825-1829
• James K. Polk 1845-1849
• Millard Fillmore 1850-1853
• Franklin Pierce 1853-1857
• Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809
• John Tyler 1841-1845
• Zachary Taylor 1849-1850
• Rutherford B. Hayes 1877-1881
• Martin Van Buren 1837-1841
• Abraham Lincoln 1861-1865
• Ulysses S. Grant 1869-1877
• James A. Garfield 1881
• James Monroe 1817-1825
• James Madison 1809-1817
• Andrew Johnson 1865-1869
• Andrew Jackson 1829-1837
• James Buchanan 1857-1861
• Theodore Roosevelt 1901-1909
• Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953-1961
• Donald Trump 2017-2021
• Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933-1945
• Woodrow Wilson 1913–1921
• George W. Bush 2001-2009
• Barack Obama 2009-2017
• Jimmy Carter 1977-1981
• William Howard Taft 1909–1913
• Warren G. Harding 1921–1923
• Calvin Coolidge 1923-1929
• Harry S. Truman 1945-1953
• Grover Cleveland 1885-1889 | 1893-1897
• Benjamin Harrison 1889-1893
• Herbert Hoover 1929-1933
• John F. Kennedy 1961-1963
• Gerald R. Ford 1974-1977
• Lyndon B. Johnson 1963-1969
• Bill Clinton 1993-2001
• Chester A. Arthur 1881-1885
• Ronald Reagan 1981-1989
• William Mckinley 1897-1901
• George H.W. Bush 1989-1993
• Richard M. Nixon 1969-1974
• Laws and customs guide transition­s — but some go off the rails anyway
• Hoover-to-fdr: Two (anti) social calls
• Obama-to-trump: Breach of protocol
• Cleveland-to-mckinley: Courtesy becomes tradition
• Buchanan-to-lincoln: Saved by a train ride
• Truman-to-ike: ‘A bunch of screwballs’
• Ford-to-carter: Why a chief of staff matters
• Reagan-to-bush: Some awkward goodbyes
• Bush-to-clinton: ‘I am rooting hard for you’
• Dear Mr. Biden,
• History in the making
• A woman joins the all-male club
• As Veep, Harris breaks the door open for women after a mere 232 years
• Black women throughout history built the foundation for Harris’s ascension
• A historic rise, from prosecutor to vice president
• Because she is a woman, Kamala Harris knows things no vice president has ever known
• As Harris takes vice-presidenti­al oath, the sound of power shifts significan­tly
• With a vice presidency full of firsts, attention and attacks will endure
• Her Jamaican father made sure she knew about her island roots
• Immersed in Blackness, Harris solidified identity at Howard U.
• ‘The dream’ finally becomes a reality as the Divine Nine reach new heights
• Since her days as a student, Harris has seen all sides of the capital city
• Is Harris the nation’s first Generation X vice president, or yet another boomer?
• The unbreakabl­e bond of sisterhood is at the heart of Harris’s rise to VP
• Mr. Emhoff goes to Washington: Meet Doug, the first second gentleman
• Dear Ms. Harris,
• A vice president for all
• In the homelands of her parents, Harris elicits jubilation and pride
• In Harris, ‘Blindian’ Americans see a validation of their identity

The Washington Post - 2021-01-19

The Washington Post - 2021-01-21