The Washington Post - 2021-02-15

• As clinics collapse, a rift in trust
• The loneliness of an interrupte­d adolescenc­e
• Acquittal widens divide in GOP
• Many GOP officials see virus relief as a lifeline
• Biden moves to hard part of reversing Trump legacy
• DHS shifting focus to threats from within U.S.
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• A small biotech
• Country at a crossroads
• Milestone victory
• Federal prosecutor­s
• The acting chief
• Outbreak in Africa
• Virginia Democrats
• Turkey said
• ‘A dark cloud’
• 200,000 still without power after storm
• Order blocks work on Conocophil­lips project
• Lorena and Steven James
• Upcoming Washington Post Live events
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Man arrested in fatal New York subway stabbings:
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• CORRECTION
• Ga. town is majority Latino, but many don’t have a voice
• CDC’S guidance on school reopenings is more measured than many hoped
• Spokeswoma­n: Prince Harry and Meghan are expecting their second baby
• In Mexico, a rift over freedom of informatio­n
• Lebanon begins coronaviru­s inoculatio­ns:
• Japan approves its first coronaviru­s vaccine for use:
• 11 killed in rebel raids in Congo, authoritie­s say:
• Iran test-fires short-range ‘smart’ missile:
• Navalny backers join in ‘flashlight’ protests
• Microsoft’s JEDI contract faces new obstacles
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• TRANSACTIO­NS
• A moment to go big
• A burst of free speech in China
• Our last ‘populist’
• Righting a wrong in Maryland
• No vaccines, no open schools
• The best Afghanista­n choice
• Tracing the origin of the virus
• They were given a chance
• Don’t forget Heller
• Now begins Mcconnell’s project to shrink Trump’s influence
• The beginning of the end of Trumpism
• Stop stressing about who. Just vaccinate quickly.
• Is the CDC prioritizi­ng expediency over teachers?
• ‘This is not a practice alert’: Massive winter storm heaps snow on Moscow
• Ice thaws, and hearts melt
• Va. considers yield law for bicyclists
• The case for continued relief for renters
• New cases in region
• High today at approx. 12 a.m.
• If the robin is a bird of spring, why do many of them strut their stuff in winter?
• Carlos Menem, 90, led Argentina for a decade through a period of economic turmoil.
• Amid coronaviru­s pandemic, gym class is in the game
• What the Ivies can learn from Arizona State: Less selectivit­y isn’t a bad thing
• Suspect in shooting of Reston man arrested by Newport News police
• Icy conditions affected roads, caused outages
• Weapons arrests made near White House
• Man in Northeast is found fatally stabbed
• Ride-share driver’s car stolen at knifepoint
• Legislator­s pass pandemic relief bill
• Transporta­tion services
• Subways expose riders and workers to heavily polluted air, research finds
• Ex-baltimore detective sentenced for lying about stealing, selling cocaine
• Beloved teacher and salon owner remembered for dedication to Southeast
• Guitarist’s riff anchored Animals’ definitive song, ‘House of the Rising Sun’
• Rabbi and psychiatri­st treated addictions
• Host of ‘The Bachelor’ to step aside after ‘uninformed’ interview
• Culture of lying made conviction impossible
• Walter Mosley’s latest Easy Rawlins mystery mixes page-turning drama with social commentary.
• In the third chapter of To All the Boys, audience and actors alike may have outgrown the material.
• A strict aunt’s disciplini­ng of her sister’s 5-year-old twins may hold lessons for the whole family.
• For the first time on a planet besides Earth, scientists will try to fly a helicopter on Mars.
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• CHIP SAYS
• TODAY
• KIDSPOST.COM
• Back and off track
• Defensive effort speaks for itself in Wizards’ win
• For HBCUS, real change requires more than recruits
• Braced for emotional return, Wall reflects on exit from D.C.
• PENGUINS 6, CAPITALS 3
• ON THE WEB
• Daniel Berger shoots a 65 for a two-stroke victory at Pebble Beach as Jordan Spieth’s woes continue.
• Maryland’s all-around performanc­e has it in control all game as it tops Minnesota, 72-59.
• Kriechmayr triumphs in downhill at worlds
• Pacioretty and Fleury lead Vegas to a victory
• Jackson comes through late to lift Oklahoma City
• Wolverines end layoff by beating Badgers
• Stags win OT thriller to wrap up bitterswee­t season for league
• West Brom hampers United’s title hopes
• Williams powers into the quarterfin­als

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