The Washington Post - 2021-01-27

• Shots don’t deliver open schools
• Biden signs orders seeking to boost racial equity
• Before riot, D.C. Guard leader’s powers diluted
• Senate signals Trump acquittal
• U.S. near securing millions of doses
• Editor who led Post’s expansion is set to retire
• Regular rewards
• Partly sunny
• Indian farmers
• East Coast outage
• A Biden bump?
• CDC finds scant spread with proper precaution­s.
• Acting Capitol Police chief offers apology after riot.
• Maryland plans six new mass vaccinatio­n sites.
• Impeachmen­t confronts ghosts of our unsettled past
• Tornado carves path of destructio­n, killing 1
• Court upholds order for pipeline review
• Mossimo Giannulli’s plea for release denied
• CORRECTION­S
• HAPPENING TODAY
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• Judge blocks Biden’s deportatio­n pause
• Maxwell seeks dismissal of sex abuse case, says grand jury lacked diversity
• Democrats pivot to act on covid relief bill after Senate power-sharing deal
• Yemenis file rights case over deadly U.S. strikes
• In first call with Putin, Biden marks a return to skepticism from the top
• Senate confirms Blinken as Biden’s secretary of state
• No fines, no police. But cases keep rising.
• Iran threatens IAEA on short-notice inspection­s
• U.S. restores relations with the Palestinia­ns
• Hong Kong voters now face two camps of China loyalists
• In U.K., a high-stakes, real-world vaccine experiment
• South Africa urges rich nations to share doses, as study warns of inequities
• E.U. threatens firms with legal action if delivery of doses doesn’t improve
• Dubai flung open its doors, but now cases are surging
• WHO: Guinea is the only low-income country to start administer­ing doses
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Home prices saw large gains in November
• Restaurant­s opened at strong pace in 2020
• Citing civic integrity policy, Twitter cuts off Mypillow CEO
• Lawsuit: Giuliani not just a partisan but a shrewd seller of vitamins, gold
• Data suggests focusing stimulus aid on families in need
• Biden commerce pick pledges tough line on China but offers few details
• Things to know about unionizati­on efforts in Big Tech
• Many people may not get stimulus payments in hand if they owe back taxes
• Teachers, you are essential workers. Start acting like it.
• How to discourage Trump from running again
• Unity is dead. Long live unity.
• Just how red is Ohio? The race to replace Portman may tell us.
• Who created the crisis?
• Ex-presidents can be impeached
• Private firms, public power
• A listening tour for Mr. Biden
• Put the catholic in Catholic
• A fuller discussion of history
• Demand accountabi­lity
• Teachers must get vaccines
• Why the mutant viruses matter
• China seized my sister. Biden should fight for her and all enslaved Uighurs.
• Democrats must protect the filibuster
• Haunting Putin from prison
• CORRECTION
• Everyone should be wearing N95 masks now
• Metro still has work to do on system safety, board says
• A mother, a doctor and healthy babies
• School board’s ‘hybrid’ structure is questioned
• Hundreds of possible suspects in Capitol riot
• New cases in region
• JOHN KELLY’S WASHINGTON
• OBITUARIES
• THE DISTRICT
• Fairfax officially adopts policy barring cooperatio­n with immigratio­n agents
• D.C. receives first measurable snow in 372 days
• City and suburb were cloaked by a wall of fog
• City asks for 500 Guard troops through March 12
• Annapolis resolution condemns Trump
• Police: Man who died was shot before crash
• War secretary refused to quit amid impeachmen­t
• Ex-carlyle executive joins race for governor
• Stunt driver orchestrat­ed ‘Italian Job’ chases
• Economist oversaw big changes at Bowie State
• Officials delay release of draft study on addition to Chesapeake Bay Bridge
• Starting a new chapter in 2021
• Clinic gets shot in the arm from N.M. book club
• Library will use record grant for initiative with diverse mission
• Climate change may end up producing more powerful snowstorms.
• “When covid is over” is the new meme helping us cope with the pandemic.
• A “stuff happens” mantra helps keep annoyance at life’s irritation­s in check.
• THRILLERS
• ‘Trio’ provides rollicking relief from soul-crushing reality
• A reader wonders whether she should weigh in on youngest sister’s obesity
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• For a snowstorm to be considered a blizzard, winds must be blowing at least 35 miles per hour, and visibility must be less than a quarter-of-a-mile for at least three hours.
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Thriving where race and sports collide
• A QB carousel with acclaimed riders
• Hall of Fame candidates are shut out by voters
• Schultz rescues depleted Capitals
• For Wall, defeating his ex-club feels good
• With few spectators allowed, live streams have become an important part of the prep sports experience.
• Hakim Hart has joined Eric Ayala in the point guard mix for the Terrapins, and he has not looked out of place.
• Matthew Stafford wants out of Detroit, and Washington is looking for a quarterbac­k. Could they be a match?
• Islanders at Capitals
• Wizards at Pelicans
• Hand hopes to restore his fastball velocity with Nationals
• For safety, USA Swimming shrinks Olympic trials
• HIGH SCHOOLS
• SOCCER
• Phillies, Realmuto agree to five-year deal
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL
• Baseball Hall of Fame voting 75 percent needed for election
• RUNNING
• SKIING
• Rodgers walks back postgame comments
• Mitchell’s unselfishn­ess is what makes Jazz a legitimate title threat
• Depleted Longhorns succumb to Sooners
• Atlanta snaps shorthande­d L.A.’S seven-game winning streak
• Philadelph­ia pulls away to earn its first road win
• Wisconsin at Maryland
• When curry came to the Caribbean
• How does keto hold up under scrutiny?
• What makes Anthony Bourdain’s boeuf bourguigno­n one of our most popular recipes?
• There are good strategies to make the most of your meals when you’re cooking for yourself.
• Trinidad-style Aloo and Channa
• Nakladany Hermelin (Czech-style Marinated Camembert)
• Red Wine-braised Chicken Thighs With Root Vegetables
• Leek and French Lentil Gratin With Feta
• Pumpkin and Black Bean Baked Rice
• More pumpkin, less pouting: This one-pot recipe makes cleanup a breeze
• A lentil gratin becomes memorable with a crispy top
• You can get perfectly crispy potatoes every time
• Red wine chicken stew is rooted in vegetables
• Find surprising harmony in a wheel of marinated cheese
• RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• To court millennial­s, wineries are investing in more than just grapes
• Anthony Bourdain’s Boeuf Bourguigno­n

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