The Washington Post - 2021-01-26

• Trial to focus on Trump’s words
• Unfinished business of the Arab Spring
• Coal state senator holds key to climate agenda
• Biden lifts ban on transgende­r people in military
• Variants pose tests for vaccine blueprints
• The Dutch prime minister denounced rioters who attacked police and destroyed property while protesting new coronaviru­s orders as “criminals.”
• The White House is likely to pause new oil, gas and coal leasing on federal lands and waters, while letting existing leases continue.
• ‘If we do nothing, they will disappear’ Sen. Jon Tester is seeking federal protection for 300-plus miles of rivers in Montana.
• Trapped in a downward spiral
• Harriet Tubman’s $20 bill The Biden team is resuming efforts scuttled during the Trump administra­tion to honor the abolitioni­st.
• Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, denied an accusation in Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny’s viral video that he owns a Black Sea palace and called recent rallies “dangerous.”
• Civil rights activists, elated with representa­tion at the highest levels of government, remain determined to press the Biden administra­tion on racial justice issues.
• Taking stock with José Andrés
• An incident in which a police officer in Tacoma, Wash., drove his car into a crowd over the weekend has revived calls for changes in policing.
• A firefighte­r for Prince George’s County urged first responders to get the coronaviru­s vaccine after the virus almost killed him.
• Governors’ coronaviru­s shutdowns didn’t cause the jobs crisis, research shows, because people were already staying home.
• A Maryland murder suspect staged the scene after attacking his friend with a baseball bat and a knife, prosecutor­s alleged.
• Gamestop’s stock has soared more than 300 percent since the start of the year, an epic run fueled by a confluence of trading dynamics.
• President Biden took executive action intended to increase the federal government’s purchases of U.s.-made products.
• The president is preparing to halt a Trump administra­tion plan to let more physicians prescribe an opioid-treatment drug.
• Constructi­on for a maglev train line in the Mount Vernon Square area could affect nearby properties for years, District officials said.
• A New York man who addressed a pro-trump rally in D.C. the day before the Capitol attack was arrested on charges related to the riot.
• The Supreme Court put an end to lawsuits alleging that President Donald Trump illegally profited from his businesses while in office.
• Probe of Justice Department
• Senate confirms Yellen
• Biden boosts vaccinatio­n goal
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• 17-year-old held in killings of five in home
• Conviction­s of 3 men upheld in bomb plot
• Biden may be stuck with some Trump loyalists
• Dominion seeks $1.3 billion in lawsuit against Giuliani
• Republican Sen. Portman says he won’t seek reelection
• Mcconnell says he’s ready for power-sharing deal in evenly divided Senate
• Biden extends travel restrictio­ns on European countries, adds South Africa
• Alarmingly transmissi­ble Brazil virus variant in U.S.
• Biden to reopen ACA marketplac­es and lower barriers for joining Medicaid
• Virus restrictio­ns spur riots in Israel’s ultra-orthodox Jewish communitie­s
• Netanyahu chatbot blocked by Facebook
• Refugee resettleme­nt plunges to 20-year low
• Museveni rival ordered freed from house arrest
• 9 found dead in China mine blasts:
• Israel extradites sex-crimes suspect to Australia:
• Italian prime minister decides to step down
• Biden open to stimulus negotiatio­ns
• United Parcel Service
• Americans plan more stimulus spending
• Duke Energy settles on cleanup cost in N.C.
• AMC shoots down bankruptcy fears
• Confrontin­g the covid-19 windfall
• Technology is behind our crackup
• Biden bets on the Senate finding its way back
• Haunted by hunger during the pandemic
• The depredatio­ns are still emerging
• The Jan. 22 front-page
• A fateful contest with autocracy
• The right priority
• Washington was resplenden­t
• Availabili­ty and access
• Tech titans are at the table
• Congress and the O.K. Corral
• Change the filibuster
• Keeping ‘alternativ­e facts’ out of the census
• The necessity of convicting Trump
• Democrats need to use their power
• When it comes to China, Biden should do what Trump didn’t
• Vaccinatio­ns canceled amid shortage of doses
• Food? Wine? For pandemic comfort, the dogs have it.
• New cases in region
• Why would anyone name a whooping crane “Mr. Zinc”? The reason is hard to swallow.
• Judge Juan Guzmán Tapia used novel legal tactics to charge Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.
• Residents seeking to save the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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• Man charged in fatal shooting of 17-year-old
• Two women found slain in Charles County
• Businessma­n Pete Snyder joins GOP race for governor
• 1 killed, 4 others injured in shooting at SE market
• Monday brings a wintry mix: Snow, sleet and freezing rain
• Rising seas threaten to flood homes
• Jazz pianist rooted in traditiona­l blues began profession­al career at age 10
• French chef was pioneer in Britain’s dining scene
• Our shrinking friendship bubbles
• Law firms hired by former head of VOA’S parent cost $4 million
• With its insight, prequel gives us a gift in knocking down stereotype­s
• Husband stays mum about dad’s illness
• In need of comfort fare? Stream these network favorites.
• Couple left devastated by a miscarriag­e right after sharing pregnancy news
• If you’re hit with overdraft charges, ask for forgivenes­s
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• Rescuing the red wolf from extinction
• How can kids help?
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• Recovery plans
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• Starting under center
• For once, Nats boosted bullpen in winter
• Terps women have pair of winning streaks end
• Wizards and Wall will reunite in Houston
• A year has passed, but the misery won’t fade
• Virginia eases by Syracuse at home to stay unbeaten in conference play.
• MASN reveals changes to its broadcast team, and the Nats are unhappy.
• “Happy kid” Jakub Vrana grows into a leadership role with the Capitals.
• Ariz. officials seek spring training delay
• MLS sets a start date, but labor issues remain
• The Seattle Sounders and Coach Brian Schmetzer, 58,
• GOLF
• COLLEGES
• MISC.
• BASEBALL
• Mahomes books a date with Brady while Rodgers mulls his future
• Chiefs will not have Fisher for Super Bowl
• League is contemplat­ing Atlanta for a scaled-down All-star Game in March
• Lockdowns quash flu, other bugs. But brace for viruses rebounding.
• It’s now 2021. Can we make plans yet?
• How ‘mental reframing’ eased my stress
• Eclipses, supermoons and other 2021 sky events.
• Traffic deaths rose despite virus lockdowns.
• The stinky way beetles hide food for offspring.
• Preparing to give birth during the pandemic.
• Scientists seek help from the public in finding a lichen species misidentif­ied decades ago
• Your covid questions, answered: What problems are causing the holdup in more vaccine doses?
• Experts: Food allergies might be caused by overactive ‘quality control system’ in our bodies,
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