The Washington Post - 2021-02-05

• House votes to take Greene off panels
• In a Fla. suburb, cries of unequal treatment
• Trump rejects Democrats’ request to testify at trial
• President pledges to repair alliances
• Biden aims to make own mark on judiciary
• As Democrats
• Months-long process led to extra dose in vaccine vials
• An apparent
• After vaccinatio­n
• Sea change in Virginia
• Virginia’s House
• A Virginia
• A congressio­nal
• Coronaviru­s numbers
• Firearm sales
• Attorneys sparred
• Fox News is sued
• Airlines warn
• The Minnesota
• The Turkish
• A Maryland
• The National Zoo
• Senior U.S.
• Midterms: GOP worries its big tent will bring problems in 2022.
• @Pkcapitol: Divisions run deep in the Republican caucus.
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• Jewish group drops anti-vaccine rabbi
• New Boston police chief placed on leave
• Ugandan rebel leader convicted of war crimes
• Iranian envoy convicted in plot against exiles
• Mexican former governor arrested in journalist’s torture:
• Brazil’s Vale signs $7 billion settlement in mining disaster:
• Iran receives first batch of foreign coronaviru­s vaccine: Iran
• Key Hezbollah critic is fatally shot in Lebanon
• Tokyo Olympics chief apologizes for remarks
• Land O’lakes farmers to sell carbon credits
• 23andme to go public in merger with VG
• ALSO I N BUSINESS The number of Americans
• Hershey
• A maintenanc­e crew
• COMING TODAY
• Senate moves forward on budget bill to pass Biden virus relief plan
• Romney’s plan would provide at least $3,000 per child
• House panel airs worries about safety of transit workers amid pandemic
• Pro-china propaganda using riot to exploit U.S. divisions
• Mckinsey to pay $573.9 million for role in opioid crisis
• Challenges loom for oil giants after alarming losses in 2020
• Estimated firearm sales surged in January
• Emergency FDA approval sought for single-shot vaccine
• Here’s why vaccines can end our covid nightmare
• Democrats can’t negotiate with fantasy
• The Biden stimulus is admirably ambitious. But it brings some big risks, too.
• Where we are on covid
• Mr. Cuccinelli’s 11th-hour roadblock
• ‘Not anything you want to see’
• Compromise on the stimulus
• An option for Fort Mcnair
• Mr. Powell’s prescience
• The GOP is to blame for Ms. Greene
• Our most disgracefu­l political leader
• Looking for unity? Watch the Super Bowl.
• An enduring climate of terror for immigrants
• Biden’s first foreign policy headache
• U.S. judge in Flynn case takes senior status, opening up key court vacancy
• Judges eligible to create appeals court vacancies
• Trump appointed more White and male judges
• D.C. ups push for vaccine equity
• Vaccine envy is the newest covid curse
• Hundreds of World War II POWS died on Japanese “hellships.” Now there’s an effort to identify the dead.
• Eugenio Martínez, 98, the last surviving Watergate burglar, was the only one to receive a pardon.
• Democrats propose legislativ­e fixes to a ‘broken’ unemployme­nt system
• Federal funds coming for Isaiah damage
• Board cancels aerial surveillan­ce contract
• Delegation urges action on USPS mail delays
• Arlington man admits lying to win N95 contracts
• Proud Boys leader failed to check in with monitoring agency, officials say
• obituaries
• Actor played ‘Screech’ on ‘Saved by the Bell’
• U.S. marshal wounded, wanted man fatally shot
• David Duchovny really is a serious writer. The proof is out there.
• In W.VA., a David and Goliath fight takes shape
• A House plagued by Greene’s toxicity
• In ‘All the President’s Men,’ Holbrook’s Deep Throat shone from the shadows
• Struggling papers take Google, Facebook to court
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Choosing the itinerary for your own life
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Frese pulls even with Weller on U-md.’s win list
• Chiefs’ Kelce is first among equals
• Super Bowl will connect us, if only for one day
• Vanecek can’t save depleted Capitals
• For Terps’ Morsell, support from afar
• MLB, players’ union consult Biden administra­tion for guidance on pandemic as spring training approaches.
• Wizards’ Rui Hachimura and Deni Avdija are making up for time lost because of coronaviru­s concerns.
• Congressio­nal Democrats introduce bill that aims to prevent NCAA from restrictin­g earnings of its athletes.
• Agent bumming: Super Bowl week has gone mostly virtual. And this saddens Leigh Steinberg.
• Commish speaks: Roger Goodell says NFL’S minority hiring fell short of expectatio­ns this offseason.
• Probe ending? Investigat­ion into the Washington Football Team is nearly done, Goodell says.
• SUPER BOWL LV
• Maryland at Penn State
• Flyers at Capitals
• Fifth team put on pause as virus protocols updated
• Liverpool denied entry for game in Germany
• Mitchell, Finlay co-hosting new midday show in revamped local radio lineups
• Buckeyes don’t remain stuck for long at Iowa
• Nesmith, Hubbard go low to grab first-round lead at a quiet Phoenix Open
• Durant, James lead pack in early all-star balloting
• ‘Falling’ is a painfully truthful portrayal of a father with dementia
• Communal Ethiopian dining experience gets covid makeover
• Cheers to learning something new
• Black history walking tours
• ‘Men of Change: Taking it to the Streets’
• ‘The Tea: Courtney Dowe’
• Tracy K. Smith and Maurice Manning
• Editor’s note:
• Virtual classical picks to pack the shortest month
• D.C.’S official music gets national show
• Where to listen
• Let your love (of chocolate) shine for Valentine’s
• Ask Tomexcerpt­s
• Catoctin Creek Distilling
• Craft Beer Cellar
• Seco Cocktails
• Tail Up Goat Wine School
• Raise a glass to this tour of food, drinks
• Signature sticks with, well, its signature
• Where to watch
• Like ‘The Matrix’ but less awesome
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