The Washington Post - 2022-04-26

• Ground battle may mark war’s turn
• As bombs fall, a Ukrainian professor teaches economics — and survival
• Biden hits road to drive midterm message home
• $44 billion puts Musk in control of Twitter
• Sniper’s link to D.C. school he targeted is still unclear
• U.S. names new ambassador after officials visit Kyiv
• Gov. signs bill creating election police unit
• Judge rejects congressio­nal map
• Justice in Indian Country
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• CORRECTION
• New book: Mcconnell said Jan. 6 ‘discredite­d’ Trump
• Utah Democrats back independen­t conservati­ve in attempt to unseat Lee
• Court prepares to halt White House plan phasing out border restrictio­ns
• Mother convicted in girl’s death gets stay of execution
• Texts cast new spotlight on post-2020 election efforts
• Rebels claim capture of Wagner fighters
• Dozens killed, raped in restive county
• Lebanon mourns shipwreck victims:
• Tigrayan forces said to be withdrawin­g:
• 4,500-year-old sculpture found in Gaza:
• Crisis brews in no-vaccine N. Korea
• Press club in Hong Kong suspends its human rights reporting awards
• Israel shells Lebanon after a rocket attack in Galilee
• GM plans to sell an electrifie­d Corvette
• Railroads offer $600 payments to workers
• Former ebay executive pleads guilty
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Covid in China, earnings expectatio­ns send Dow swinging down and up
• FAA: Pilot crashed plane to film it
• My mother fled Ukraine in World War II. She says this is worse.
• Team Biden believed their own hype — and it has cost them
• Voters have only one recourse for GOP lies
• An unconvinci­ng argument
• No complacenc­y on covid
• The book-banning inanity
• Make all housing safe
• High gas prices are worth it
• Europe’s online lead
• A dangerous message to police
• Young voters never really loved Biden anyway
• D.C. is safe? Residents here know otherwise.
• Mccarthy becomes the Great Prevaricat­or
• Marine Le Pen lost the election. But she still claimed a victory.
• Ban guns, not books, to save kids from harm
• Man gets 8 years for shooting into crowd
• Murder charge in Suitland shooting
• Montgomery candidate accused of harassment says she is not withdrawin­g
• State attorney general sues Harford sheriff over officer-involved shooting
• Not a royal page-turner till Meghan shows up
• Cartoonist puts a pen to nation’s inhumanity
• A high-water mark for the Venice Biennale
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• ‘Orphée’ is like angels singing, even down there
• The Inbetween
• Memories of a Dandelion
• The Playfulnes­s of Spring
• The Season of Change
• The Ballad of Spring
• Sunshine Youth
• Seasonal Pain
• Deep dive — to the middle
• The NFL trade value chart is imperfect, imprecise and still invaluable
• Attorneys general examining allegation­s
• Nets require a culture reset after sweep by the Celtics
• Ovechkin is day-to-day with an upper-body injury
• MASN still hangs over the Nats, but there may be cause for hope
• PRO FOOTBALL
• PGA Championsh­ip lists Woods, Mickelson
• Bauer sues California accuser as MLB weighs discipline
• PERSONNEL DEPT. Blue Jays:
• Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 2
• Mets 5, Cardinals 2
• After repeat, Lightning finally gets to visit Biden
• These seven players’ postseason performanc­es could prove profitable — or costly
• Toronto takes Game 5, Philadelph­ia goes north
• Amid shortage, area coaches scramble to find tennis balls
• After covid, take return to running one step at a time
• Signs that older drivers should hit the brakes
• As wild turkeys increase, so do risky encounters
• Ready for a close-up
• Climate change made 2020 tempests more perilous
• The cycle that shapes seafloor, shifts continents is mysterious­ly slowing down, with big effects
• Colossal, Jupiter-like planet found ‘in the womb’ challenges understand­ing of planetary formation
• New restrictio­ns make it harder for medical students to get abortion training
• N.Y. exhibition honors neurodiver­gent creators; works include films, video games and animation
• BIG NUMBER
• Doctors say renaming low-grade prostate cancer would reduce unneeded procedures

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