The Washington Post - 2021-02-09

• Tunisia gained democracy but little else
• Trump’s trial promises historic firsts
• Validation for Russia’s vaccine follows skepticism
• Wall Street giants won big in Gamestop frenzy
• House Democrats reject plan to cut relief benefit
• For both sides, constituti­onal issues at heart of atypical case
• Protest preservati­on The plywood artwork that covered closed businesses at D.C.’S Black Lives Matter Plaza has found a new home.
• Saving slow-goers
• Rain early 51/32 • Tomorrow: mostly cloudy 40/ 30
• Claims denied President Biden has asked the Labor Department to clarify jobless benefits for those who quit to avoid covid.
• Super Bowl spots
• Meme stock’s real-world effects
• Probe of virus response revived
• A rush to switch vaccines
• Business partner of Parnas sentenced for fraud
• Army major gets 30 years for child porn
• Sheriff: Hacker tried to taint city’s water
• CORRECTION­S
• Democrat concedes after narrow loss
• Man sentenced for sex assault during robbery
• HAPPENING TODAY
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• N.Y. court won’t revive Manafort case, ending bid to bypass pardon
• Clashes over reopening classrooms escalate in some big-city districts
• Inmates’ advocates criticize conditions at St. Louis jail
• As Trump’s trial looms, Biden plans to steer clear
• U.S. rejoins Human Rights Council
• Many suffer in year of ‘despair,’ pope says, calling the world ‘seriously ill’
• 3 nations eject Russian envoys in tit-for-tat
• Members of France’s Civil Security
• Dutch government halts overseas adoptions:
• Mexico’s president returns after coronaviru­s diagnosis:
• 24 killed in flooded garment factory in Morocco:
• Crisis in Haiti escalates amid rival claims to presidency
• Beijing blocks social audio app Clubhouse
• China formally arrests Australian journalist
• Israel’s Netanyahu walks out on his trial
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Facebook targets false vaccine claims
• Rent swings reflect a changed workplace
• TUESDAY
• CBO report finds $15 minimum wage would cost jobs but reduce poverty
• Official: Remaining Trump-appointed U.S. attorneys will be asked to resign
• Tesla boosts bitcoin, will start accepting it for payments
• After its near-death experience, here’s how to revive our democracy
• The NFL should be flagged for its mixed messaging
• Biden has a chance to rein in Putin
• One way to start fixing our policing system
• Reinvigora­te civility
• Convict Mr. Trump
• Competitio­n policy for the 21st century
• A long-ago adventure
• Get moving on relief
• Evolution in action
• Stop delaying Mr. Garland
• Teacher safety comes first
• If the shoes don’t fit . . .
• A viral locomotive is heading straight at us
• 3 questions to ask about the child allowance plans
• The Framers weren’t fools
• Democrats should root for a sane GOP
• Convicting Trump is necessary to save America
• Officials seek to quash doubts about vaccines
• It’s Prague on the Potomac, as we wait for a shot at the vaccine
• Legislatur­e to override veto of Md. schools bill
• Va. Assembly to reconvene, finish bills on coronaviru­s
• Jim Weatherly, 77, wrote the hit “Midnight Train to Georgia,” which started with a plane to Houston.
• A judge has dismissed the murder charge against an anti-violence counselor in a 2017 fatal shooting.
• In the fight against evil clones and enemy agents, food may be our greatest weapon.
• Murder charge against violence interrupte­r dismissed
• Dozens displaced after apartment building fire
• LOTTERIES
• Man fatally stabbed in Prince George’s
• Man is found fatally shot inside vehicle
• Pedestrian killed in Foggy Bottom area
• He became the vice president. She was his enslaved wife.
• Researcher who pioneered chemothera­py was ‘towering figure in oncology’
• Hall of Fame tennis champion of 1950s won 10 titles, became a broadcaste­r
• Leafs captain helped team win 4 Cups in 1960s
• Another storm expected within days
• Trump’s legal lightning rod
• A young poet becomes the hot read at the Super Bowl
• An engineer goes in search of the child she gave up for adoption in Nancy Johnson’s debut.
• Hundreds of free performanc­es are planned to help revive the entertainm­ent industry.
• If you’re planning to “forget” birth control because he doesn’t want kids, just forget it.
• A 12-year-old starts a company to make board games that help teach children to code.
• At the weirdest Super Bowl, the Weeknd came to play
• BRIDGE
• BABY BLUES
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Learn to code: Samaira’s steps
• CHIP SAYS
• TODAY
• KIDSPOST.COM
• Brady still has the itch
• MLB and its players’ union agree on health and safety protocols, clearing the way for spring training to start.
• Sofia Kenin starts slowly at the Australian Open before getting her bearings and winning her opening match.
• Patrick Mahomes had never been blown out in an NFL game. So what happened against the Buccaneers?
• Flyers at Capitals
• Raptors at Wizards
• Growing the game, one victory at a time
• Huskies women win 1-vs.-2 showdown
• Seven additional games scrapped by virus issues
• New diabetes cases linked to covid. Researcher­s try to unearth how.
• Scrambling to get a vaccine is just crushing me
• My ‘real family’ goes beyond our genetic makeup
• Scientists find what may be world’s tiniest reptile.
• When the result is “variant of uncertain significan­ce.”
• Yes, humans can grow new brain cells. Exercise helps.
• The pandemic puts a brake on childbeari­ng plans.
• Pandemic lockdowns made the air cleaner. But better air added heat to warming planet.
• Free coloring book on arthropods is a fun, informativ­e tool for your young naturalist­s
• In free talk, scholar looks at how racism has historical­ly affected Black people’s health
• Will taking over-the-counter pain medication hurt the effectiven­ess of coronaviru­s shots?
• THE BIG NUMBER
• These lifestyle changes thwart GERD
• Insurers adding food to their coverage menu as way to improve health
• Being addicted to a digital device is a myth. But you could have a real habit.

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