The Washington Post - 2021-01-23

• First Black defense chief confirmed
• Biden moves to expand food aid, protect workers
• Senate deal sets Feb. 9 start for Trump’s trial
• Trump weighed ouster to pursue fraud claims
• Origins of an insurrecti­on
• Our newest national park
• New actions
• Controvers­y and country
• Fairness in valuations
• About-face on the Guard
• Final respects for a titan
• Behind the dazzle
• Riot arrests: Federal agents detail weapons mob allegedly used.
• Cleaning house: Biden dismisses Trump allies at Voice of America.
• Defense: Trump’s lawyer has rich history taking on GOP clients.
• Thomas Boswell: Under the radar and above them all.
• FDA approves HIV medication that is injectable
• Zero Day: The Threat in Cyberspace
• CORRECTION­S
• Runaway Planet: How Global Warming is already changing the Earth
• Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba, reemerges
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• Italy’s prime minister survives no-trust vote
• March for Life rally will be online this year
• Texas sues over deportatio­ns ‘pause’
• Mypillow CEO is facing retail backlash
• Former Make-a-wish state official arrested
• Man pleads guilty in deadly warehouse fire
• Kentucky governor allows ‘ born-alive’ bill to become law:
• White House reverses Trump orders seen as hostile to federal workers
• A health-care worker
• Biden officials weigh releasing Trump tax records sought by House panel
• Lack of special syringes hinders effort to use extra doses of Pfizer vaccine
• CDC: Second vaccine dose can be given up to 6 weeks later if necessary
• Corporatio­ns like Walmart, Amazon moving to help with vaccinatio­ns
• As vaccine distributi­on accelerate­s, officials defend older target
• Biden plan would open up to 100 FEMA vaccinatio­n sites
• In Wuhan, trauma still runs deep
• Uganda says its troops killed 189 extremists
• State media: Family killed in Israeli strike
• Russia welcomes U.S. bid to extend nuclear treaty:
• Spanish officials berated for jumping vaccine lines:
• London police raid wedding that flouted lockdown rules:
• Justice elusive for Iran crash victims
• Kremlin warns Russians against pro-navalny protests; activists detained
• Virus variant, first found to be more infectious, also might be deadlier
• Tech giants spent roughly $65 million to lobby in Washington last year
• Dupont settles environmen­tal dispute
• U.S. manufactur­ing, home sales increase
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Qanon, pro-trump online forums struggle after Jan. 6 riot
• Passengers board
• Google threatens to pull search engine out of Australia over proposed law
• Amazon presses for union election at Ala. warehouse to be held in person
• Union participat­ion rose last year as pandemic hit nonunion jobs harder
• The articles said it all
• No duplicate in duplicity
• The lyin’ king
• A plot against the new president
• Devos was devoted to HBCUS
• Hunny Bunny wasn’t funny
• More Patriot than patriot
• Honest, foolish Abe
• Cast out this term
• No longer the gold standard
• The pictures said it all
• Dishonorin­g thy father or mother
• Seriously excellent
• The truth must dazzle gradually
• Leaving readers clueless
• On accepting a new president as your president
• Preparing for provocatio­n
• D.C. should protect residents
• A last-century philosophy
• No lying in Congress
• GOP’S honest assessment
• Jan. 6 was predictabl­e
• Mr. Mcconnell can be a hero
• Mr. Pence was a hero
• Keeping D.C.’S open spaces
• Donald Trump’s White House note to his successor
• Can Americans follow their own vaccine rules?
• Enslaved Blacks’ role in making D.C. the capital
• Harris carries firearm near chamber
• Day-care workers slam D.C. vaccinatio­n plan
• Three shot, including a teenager, in District
• New cases in region
• A state senator will move ahead with a censure resolution against GOP Sen. Amanda F. Chase.
• American Muslims welcome President Biden’s decision to reverse a travel ban.
• If confirmed by Senate, Biden’s picks bring religious diversity to Cabinet
• Non-english-speaking prisoner’s suit is settled
• Snow is a no-show in a warmer-than-average January
• Young teen arrested in robberies, carjacking­s
• Driver dies after collision with Metrobus
• Poll workers start to receive payment after delay
• Teens allegedly return to scene, shoot at officer
• Period pieces turn TVS into time machines
• Globe to allow revisions of past stories
• Waiting for the dough: An estate play
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• BRIDGE
• JUMBLE CROSSWORD
• SCRABBLE GRAMS
• HOROSCOPE
• A TOWERING PRESENCE, IN BASEBALL AND BEYOND
• Shorthande­d Caps win on Carlson’s score in shootout, but Wilson’s injury casts a pall
• Washington finalizes new-look brain trust as Mayhew, Hurney join forces with Rivera
• James Graham III, just 17, has gotten an early start on things at Maryland.
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is cleared to play in AFC title game.
• Ryan Zimmerman is coming back to the Nats on a one-year deal.
• Jerry Brewer: A legacy of outward grace, inward rage.
• ‘It’s 715!’: The night the slugger seized the crown.
• The fighter: Aaron battled racism to the end.
• GOLF
• NBC Sports Network to close by end of year
• MISC.
• WINTER SPORTS
• SOCCER
• Hank Aaron
• Slugger’s stunning stats go well past home runs
• For Holman, epic relay comeback was just routine
• Wolverines get physical to defeat Boilermake­rs
• Wizards turn to ex-terp to fortify thin frontcourt
• Cleveland has right stuff to upend Brooklyn again
• Pittsburgh rallies for third win in a row
• WIZARDS’ NEXT THREE
• Macario quickly makes her mark in first start
• Poirier’s path leads him back to Mcgregor
• A racial gap in home valuations
• This Fairfax County community is full of natural charm and historical intrigue.
• Historic riverfront farm in Alexandria for $32.9M.
• 2.77% Mortgage rates fall.
• Northeast D.C. condos start at $360K.
• 1625 ECKINGTON AT QUINCY LANE
• With an uncertain economy, it’s wise to spend less and save more
• 7931 E. BOULEVARD DR., ALEXANDRIA, VA.
• For HOAS and condo boards, the show must go online

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