The Washington Post - 2021-02-12

• House Democrats end with a warning
• Migrants in Mexico angry over new arrivals’ release into U.S.
• U.S. debt to exceed GDP for 2nd year
• Biden vow to reopen most schools poses political test
• As he blasted Pence, Trump likely knew VP was in peril
• Pace may deny a full reckoning for Trump
• Romance, to go
• Neglected in N.Y. Residents of parts of Queens hit hard by the virus say they have been overlooked for testing and shots.
• Mostly cloudy, cold 33/29 • Tomorrow:snow, ice33/ 31
• U.S. supply President Biden announced that the nation will have enough vaccine doses for 300 million people by the end of July.
• Back to bickering
• Biden focuses on agenda
• Takeaways: Analysis from Day 3 of the Senate trial.
• Move to rearrest Rittenhous­e denied
• No charges for officers who pushed protester
• 6 killed in pileup on icy Texas interstate
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• HAPPENING TODAY
• Diocese settles sex abuse claims
• Minn. shooting suspect raised red flags, officials say
• Amid reopenings, new focus on C02
• Lack of a nominee to lead FDA leaves some perturbed
• France sees a baby bust as virus promises a lasting mark
• Charity confirms abuse claim against founder
• Second Ebola death recorded in the east
• Israel says Hamas arsenal has grown:
• Saudi coalition says it destroyed Houthi missile:
• Boy killed by rocket in Pakistan:
• 3 weeks in, Biden still hasn’t called Netanyahu
• U.s.-china flash points flare up quickly in Biden-xi call
• China to pull BBC News off the air, state regulator says
• Hong Kong’s 4th wave of infections brings tide of racism
• Germany and France part ways on new restrictio­ns
• Around the world, quirky mascots promote health and vaccines
• HUD expands protection­s for LGBTQ people
• Biden asks for pause in effort to ban Wechat app
• Bombardier to end Learjet production
• Shell details plan to transition from oil
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• A muted Lunar New Year
• Biden’s HHS to rescind Medicaid work requiremen­ts
• Disney had nearly $5 billion less in revenue in holiday period than in 2019
• Federal workers hit by virus could get more paid leave
• Where is Biden’s foreign policy ambition?
• Not so futile after all
• Rememberin­g Mr. Shultz
• Don’t let up now
• How to save the USPS
• Look deeper on abuse
• Full representa­tion on boards
• People are staying away from college. That’s bad.
• The stakes are bigger than Trump
• An antidote to Chinese ambition
• It is not too late for senators to be ‘profiles in courage’
• Leaders at Justice blocked bid to search Giuliani records
• ‘I’ll pick up pretty much anything’
• Metro bond plan moves ahead despite wariness
• Back to class might not mean back to socializin­g
• Judge orders report on alleged racism unsealed
• 2 virus variants detected in D.C.
• New cases in region
• Gov. Larry Hogan criticizes House Democrats’ push to expand eligibilit­y for coronaviru­s relief.
• George Washington University commits to banning single-use plastic items from campus.
• S. Clay Wilson, 79, helped usher in a taboobreak­ing era in American cartooning.
• ‘Key figure’:
• Woman sentenced in money-laundering case
• 3 charged in scheme to sell vaccine doses
• Media and design executive was fun, irreverent ‘force’
• Folk singer blended political lyricism with humor
• D.C. lawyer also was former first lady of Indiana
• Arts commission should not be Parthenon white
• A stunning debut set in paradise, underworld
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Dish up the truth, but don’t stir the pot
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• Health battle reaches complicate­d end
• One giant leap for Hoppe
• Capitals seem to be back at full strength
• Pregame anthem is a reminder of sports’ place in our society
• The Dodgers’ unorthodox Trevor Bauer Zoom rollout befits team’s new ace.
• The Wizards will rest Bradley Beal against the Knicks tonight.
• Melbourne to ban fans after a covid-19 outbreak at a quarantine hotel.
• Japan’s Mori to resign after sexist comments
• Terps coach’s wife writes a kids’ book
• MAKE THE MAGIC HAPPEN
• Whatever you are craving, the Roost food hall in Southeast D.C. is a great place to nest.
• “Judas and the Black Messiah” proves a powerful thriller with contempora­ry echoes.
• Favorite spots and a little improvisin­g
• Story District’s Sucker for Love
• Frederick Douglass Birthday Weekend
• National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden reopening
• Mid-atlantic Jazz Festival
• Burlesque-a-pades ‘Live From the Living Room’ virtual viewing party
• Celebratin­g the Lunar New Year: A Parade of Community Memories
• A Fresh Start: Lunar New Year Celebratio­n
• Tiger Fork’s New Year specials
• Long Lunch: New Year Dumplings
• Lunar New Year Celebratio­n
• Ask Tom
• If you go
• If you go
• Cheesetiqu­e
• Maydan
• Pennyroyal Station
• Editor’s note:
• Opening next week
• Land A grieving woman (Robin Wright) seeks solace off the grid.
• The World to Come Katherine Waterson and Vanessa Kirby star in a 19th-century romance.
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