The Washington Post - 2022-04-30

• Trumpist vein propels GOP drift from NATO
• Russia’s tycoons break silence
• Trajectory in question as markets tank again
• Trump’s high border walls take a toll on limbs, lives
• Bauer faces new accuser as MLB issues two-year ban
• Covid’s toll falls anew on elderly and already ill
• 166 homes destroyed as winds fan wildfires
• Man convicted in 2019 racist acid attack
• Judge orders delay of primaries over map
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• Report: Data entry mistakes cost thousands of students Social Security benefits
• Families of victims face ISIS kidnappers at sentencing
• Trump officials muzzled CDC on church virus guidance, emails show
• For most vulnerable, covid still a serious threat
• Methodolog­y
• Fire erupts at nation’s most revered shrine
• Lawmaker suspended for porn in Parliament
• Explosion at Kabul mosque kills over 50
• Child hepatitis cases rise in U.K. amid global outbreak:
• 4 dead in incident at Canadian military college:
• With an eye on Shanghai, Taiwan relaxing its rules
• Bedlam at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport after family packs unexploded shell
• York council revokes minor title from Prince Andrew
• Europe faces more inflation and slowing economy amid war concerns
• U.S. appeals court hears Purdue case
• Ford plants shut over supply-chain problems
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• The former owner
• White House pushes for accountabi­lity with infrastruc­ture spending
• Ohio lawmaker calls pregnancie­s from rape an ‘opportunit­y’ for victims
• Number of secret surveillan­ce orders decline by more than half since 2019
• Thomson Reuters to review human rights impact of selling personal data
• All children should grow up in a family
• In defense of cats and ‘Pickles’
• Stop euphemizin­g abortions
• Creations of a less perfect union
• Maps that need better boundaries
• A beautiful, yet killer, leafy enclave
• Retropolis’s mini-history lessons
• Beauty among pain
• One Ukraine cheat sheet, please
• Jha is more than a ‘pandemic pundit’
• A no-photo finish
• Expand attention outside the West
• Iowa is the right first place
• Is the pandemic really over?
• Harming trust in police
• Let’s clear the air
• Baseball is better at home
• Men would take the pill
• A crude censorship
• Baseball has changed
• Turkey reaches a new low of despotism
• Moderna’s vaccine is a big relief for parents of young children
• Elon Musk’s Twitter purchase has left and right switching sides
• It’s time for a full accounting of the sexual exploitati­on of Black women
• A D.C. on the cusp of change
• Second member of the Oath Keepers pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy
• Cost of D.C. gun violence is tallied
• Mcduffie faces uphill legal battle in primary
• Southern Baptists may disagree with Disney, but none call for a boycott
• Glancing chill aside, mid-spring day recovers well
• 17-year-old charged as adult in killing of teen
• Driver fatally strikes jogger, 74, in crosswalk
• Vigil for man who set himself on fire peppered with calls for climate action
• Throwing it at the pol to see what sticks
• ‘POTUS’ brings down the house with laughs
• ‘Giselle’ defies gravity, even when hearts are heavy
• For pianist Jonathan Biss, embracing Beethoven meant facing anxiety
• This cat is ruining the family’s life (and rugs). Is it okay to return it to the shelter?
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• Caps close with another loss, brace for Panthers
• Terps reward Locksley with raise and extension
• Commanders select two from Alabama on draft’s second day
• Dream catcher
• Miller will take over Wizards play-by-play
• In unificatio­n bout, Stevenson seeks statement win
• By defeating Cadets, Knights show they’re a power
• Bulldogs top rival Bears to keep a strong run going
• In a battle of unbeatens, Generals deny the Saxons
• Falcons snap QB drought, take Ridder in Round 3
• Colts bring in Cross, who had starred at Maryland and Dematha
• In the wind of Mexico, Rahm is up two shots
• Wells Fargo field is set
• O’s go silent to spoil Bradish’s solid debut
• Rays 6, Twins 1
• Mets 3, Phillies 0
• Marlins 8, Mariners 6
• Padres 7, Pirates 3
• Pittsburgh wins finale, finishes third in Metro
• Stanley Martin Homes at Shipley Homestead
• The Retreat at Westfields
• $2.9 million
• Black homeowners­hip lags in 50 largest cities
• Montgomery County
• Alexandria
• Arlington County
• The District
• Fairfax County
• A checklist for people thinking about buying an old house

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