The Washington Post - 2022-01-17

• Still looking for a ‘Black mecca’
• 11 hours of terror: The standoff inside a Texas synagogue
• Colleges tested by omicron semester
• Jan. 6 panel split on tactics
• Biggest sponsors unmoved by calls to boycott Beijing Games
• As Jan. 6 case grows, Justice yet to zero in on Trump
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• HAPPENING TODAY
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• Southeast slammed by powerful winter storm
• 4 manatees flown to Ohio for treatment
• 15-year-old in critical condition after police shooting in Florida:
• Mass funeral for victims of Bronx apartment fire
• More than 50 reported killed in village attack
• Seoul: N. Korea fires 2 suspected missiles
• Pandemic measures secure final approval
• Help Desk: How to stop auto-correct from mucking up
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• Congress wields subpoena power on Silicon Valley
• Dr. King’s example
• Vaccines and the people
• Improving admissions
• Let people choose electors
• Segregatio­n isn’t the solution
• Ukraine is Russia’s Cuba
• Vaccinatio­n efforts must continue
• Mr. Hogan’s self-destructin­g messages
• Stripping Prince Andrew of his title doesn’t solve the Windsors’ real problem
• How the GOP can help fight antisemiti­sm
• Why Boston must fly a religious flag
• Dr. King was bold. Don’t make him bland.
• Analysts: Sanctions, censors make Internet less accessible in Iran
• Microsoft discovers malware on dozens of Ukraine computers
• Australian officials call out church for ‘camp’
• Mandate in D.C. is tale of suburb and city
• Lawsuit takes aim at elite school admissions
• UMBC’S leader among leaders
• Film of infamous Stones show found
• Why not lottery admissions for selective high schools?
• Texas group aims to help students beyond the classroom
• D.C. Council candidate unhurt in carjacking
• Positive coronaviru­s test, congressma­n says
• City schools partnershi­p looks to provide glasses for students in need
• In 1964, Democrats overcame longest filibuster in history
• NPR host sets example for Trump talks
• What to learn from a dull awards season
• My absent father won’t take responsibi­lity for excluding me or my family
• Under the spell of a Ripley-like storytelle­r in ‘Mouth to Mouth’
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Spider-man comic page sells for a record $3.36 million
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Mother-in-law is all social media, no action on seeing her grandchild
• Nuclear power: Could it be a clean energy solution?
• Caps again fall behind and can’t catch up
• Still in the fight
• Dallas’s early exit prompts questions about future
• Rout by Allen and the Bills puts rest of the playoff field on notice
• Madrid continues dominance in Spain
• Nets’ Durant has a sprained MCL, with no timetable for return
• Matsuyama captures Sony Open in playoff
• For depleted Bucs, Brady is enough
• Howard’s season is back on track after virus pause
• Replay changes possible, but ‘sky judge’ not likely
• NIGHT SHIFT
• Mahomes’s five TD passes spark rout
• Top-ranked Gamecocks hold off Razorbacks to earn a fifth straight victory
• With Ewing out, Hoyas no match for Red Storm
• Osaka opens title defense with a win

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