The Washington Post - 2021-04-07

• As protests grow, police violence persists
• Fla. congressma­n pulled off an extraordin­ary comeback
• Youth sports tied to uptick in outbreaks
• Millions still wait for relief money
• Government program will help pay for covid funerals
• Jordan placed a gag order on the publicatio­n of anything involving the case of Prince Hamzah bin Hussein.
• At a hearing, top NRA officials defended the gun rights group’s decision to seek bankruptcy protection as necessary for survival.
• His signature label
• ‘Constructi­ve’
• T-storm 79/54 •
• A judge challenged prosecutor­s’ allegation­s that Proud Boys leaders planned to storm the U.S. Capitol, saying he did not see an “invocation to violence” in their communicat­ions.
• Shootings in Md.
• Some advocates are seeking to leverage the conversati­on over anti-Asian hate to bolster long-standing efforts to overturn affirmativ­e action policies at elite schools.
• An opulent Moscow market has been a tourist attraction and seller of delicacies for 120 years, but its run is near an end thanks to the pandemic.
• A group claiming responsibi­lity for stealing a memorial chair for Jefferson Davis, the Confederat­e president, threatened to turn it into a toilet if its demand is not met.
• Life after Trump
• As the risk of a failure of a wastewater reservoir recedes, Florida seeks a solution for the troubled phosphate plant involved.
• Youtube data indicates improvemen­t in the video platform’s ability to find and remove content that violates its rules.
• The D.C. Council voted to allow landlords to evict tenants deemed dangerous, narrowing pandemic-related renter protection­s.
• Charlottes­ville’s mayor, who wrote a graphic poem about how Black people are treated there, says her message should not be surprising.
• Scientists are racing to find why a handful of patients have developed blood clots after receiving Astrazenec­a’s coronaviru­s vaccine.
• New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) worked to bolster his political image as the pandemic engulfed the state.
• The number of billionair­es on Forbes’ annual list swelled by 660 to 2,755, and 493 of them are first-timers.
• The Capitol Police officer who died after being struck by a vehicle will lie in honor in the Rotunda next week.
• Color of Money: FDIC effort aims to help “unbanked” get stimulus.
• Back to work: Stadium employees return after a year without fans.
• Svrluga: The good, the bad and the weird of baseball are back.
• Chauvin trial: Trainer says he used improper hold.
• In testimony, Chauvin is cast beyond the blue wall
• Legislator­s ban youth transgende­r treatment
• Woman said to confess to killing two children
• Upcoming Washington Post Live events
• Remains of missing Chinese woman found
• HAPPENING TODAY
• CORRECTION
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• Timeline for vaccine eligibilit­y is moved up
• Stress on the front lines of covid-19
• POLL Washington Post-kaiser Family Foundation poll
• Out-of-court settlement sought over Suez crisis
• Deportatio­ns ordered over naked photo shoot
• Top comedian, doctors swept up in crackdown
• Israeli troops kill Palestinia­n driver in disputed incident:
• Long-lost WWII ship wreckage identified in expedition
• Netanyahu is tasked with forming a new government
• New Zealand will allow Australian­s to fly in without having to quarantine
• Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny moved to prison sick ward as health worsens
• Senator’s deleted resurrecti­on tweet reflects chasms about Christiani­ty
• Study shows effect of China bitcoin mining
• GM touts its planned electric Silverado
• Pace of hiring hit record in February
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• COMING TODAY
• Trump HUD official discipline­d for another violation of Hatch Act
• How Credit Suisse got tangled in the Archegos chaos on Wall Street
• Vaccines for poor Chicagoans ended up at Trump Tower
• America’s ‘crumbling’ infrastruc­ture
• An equitable vaccine rollout must prioritize the most vulnerable around the world
• Anti-china is not anti-asian
• 15 is at least equal to 2
• Another light out in Hong Kong
• Getting all Americans online
• Va. isn’t just blowing smoke
• Who should pay? All of us.
• Curiouser and curiouser
• Arkansas’ unenviable distinctio­n
• Don’t eliminate the filibuster. Democratiz­e it.
• ‘The Crown,’ Jordanian style
• Policing is not really on trial in Minnesota. That’s too bad.
• An ode to hugs and friendship
• Growing food and opportunit­y in Southeast
• New cases in region
• A replica of the world’s first atomic bomb sits on a shelf in a Maryland thrift shop.
• Abdul Aziz Said, 90, establishe­d the American University Center for Global Peace in 1995.
• Washington relishes 3 days of blue skies and warm afternoons
• LOTTERIES
• Four people wounded in NE shooting
• Worker dies in fall from tree
• Driver killed in crash near Capitol Hill
• Frustratio­n as walk-up Hagerstown vaccinatio­n site results in 7-hour wait
• Self-barred gamblers return to casinos amid stress, isolation of pandemic
• Capitol riot detainee’s lawyer says jail guards ‘beat him to a bloody pulp’
• Born amid a flu pandemic, longtime federal worker, 101, died of covid-19
• After tough year, Kennedy Center plans a party for its 50th
• Sparkling debut has you wishing it wasn’t fiction
• In the Biden White House, leaks run dry
• Author Lisa Fipps endured bullying as a child. Now she’s turned her past into a novel.
• An atheist wonders how to deal with tearful proselytiz­ing from longtime friends.
• PBS’S “Hemingway” gives the writer’s mother her due as a shaping force in his life.
• Winspear’s Maisie Dobbs hunts a killer in the midst of the Blitz
• AUDIOBOOKS
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• Arkansas to ban treatments for transgende­r youths
• Caps, Vanecek outdueled in goalie showcase
• Athletes can save college sports from the NCAA
• Soto’s walk-off single sends fans home happy after delayed opening
• NATIONALS OPENING DAY
• Home sweet home
• The first game, twice delayed
• Trevor Keels shifts from Duke fan to future Blue Devil.
• John Feinstein: Baylor set the tone early to win it all.
• North Korea says it won’t go to the Tokyo Olympics.
• Braves at Nationals doublehead­er
• Bruins at Capitals
• Blair-lewis hired as GMU women’s coach
• Gonzaga swallows bitter pill of losing
• Bergeron has hat trick, gets 900th career point
• Lakers ride hot start to chippy win over Toronto
• No, I didn’t. Yes, you did.
• Cole looks like an ace in outdueling Kremer
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• PADRES SAY TATIS WON’T NEED SURGERY
• BRAVES ACQUIRE ARCIA
• Rangers 7, Blue Jays 4
• Astros 4, Angels 2
• TODAY’S GAME TO WATCH
• Brewers 4, Cubs 0
• STAR OF THE DAY
• Dodgers 10, Athletics 3
• Reds 14, Pirates 1
• Tigers 4, Twins 3 (10)
• Cardinals 4, Marlins 2
• Mets 8, Phillies 4
• Giants 3, Padres 2
• Back at the ballpark
• Opening Day roster missing nine players
• Braves, now without an All-star Game, stay mostly quiet as chaos surrounds them
• Watson accuser reveals identity: ‘I’m not afraid’
• City takes first leg against Dortmund
• Chicken and biscuits have a place on a healthful menu.
• It’s good to have a favorite carrot cake recipe ready to go.
• Crispy hash browns are a great way to start the day.
• Sausage, Spinach and Goat Cheese Lasagna
• Key Lime Pie
• Key lime pie can be a vehicle for an unexpected life lesson
• If you think lasagna is one-note, here’s your go-to
• Fennel and orange make salmon, above, taste like spring.
• Doc recommende­d: Kung pao tofu, a spicy, tingly ode to Sichuan cooking
• Yogurt, feta give these meatballs a taste of the Mediterran­ean
• Greek Chicken Meatballs With Squash
• Kung Pao Tofu
• For spring, a favorite flavor combo transforms into a sheet pan stunner
• Hash browns are an easy way to start a day full of fried potatoes off right
• From humble origin, this chicken-and-biscuit skillet becomes a healthful hero
• Two new wine clubs give diversity, inclusion the same attention as the wines
• RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• For the best carrot cake, make the best cream cheese frosting

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