The Washington Post - 2022-05-02

• Coronaviru­s mutations aren’t slowing down
• Billionair­e boys’ club dominates discourse
• Pelosi makes promise in Kyiv
• Hackers unleash unrivaled attacks against Russia
• Driving into danger: 24 hours with Kharkiv’s paramedics
• In California, new ferment over homelessne­ss
• Wind-driven fires force evacuation­s
• Festival canceled; one shooting suspect dead
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• N.M. to offer a year of free child care to most residents
• Biden pays tribute to friend, mentor Mondale
• Violence breaks out at Paris May Day protests
• Egypt frees 3 journalist­s:
• Turkish police detain dozens in May Day protests:
• Junta says civilian rule is likely to take 3 years
• In surprise Kyiv trip, Pelosi vows support from U.S. ‘until the fight is done’
• Europe scrambles to replace energy imports from Russia
• Filters and safety features among tools to protect against online harassment
• Elon Musk wants to ‘defeat the spam bots’ but faces a free speech problem
• Appointmen­ts
• Afghans need fast action, too
• A smart way to fight disinforma­tion
• Preventing a coup in 2024
• Slavery shaped Harvard
• Athletic trainers would help
• Let old trees do their work
• There is no exit for Russia
• A dire wolf situation
• Wishful thinking on Congress
• Forgivenes­s is misguided
• Afghanista­n’s free press is crumbling under the Taliban
• How demographi­cs could thwart Putin’s ambitions
• Art, history and healing on the Eastern Shore
• Republican­s can’t have it both ways on culture wars
• Elrich calls his record misunderst­ood
• Districts will trim virtual learning
• Fentanyl suspected in deaths of 2 teens
• N.VA. diocese files suit over planned housing
• Colleges balk at proposed certificat­e program regulation­s
• A national English-teaching group loses its grip on reality at a terrible time
• Winter outlook was right on snow, flawed on temperatur­es
• Son charged in Loudoun man’s death
• Woman charged in pedestrian’s death
• Baltimore gives an extension to homeowners by postponing tax sale auction
• Two men shot near youth football game at Manassas middle school
• Widening the world of Monáe’s music
• Rubenstein gives $15 million to Holocaust Museum
• A primer on free speech for Elon Musk
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Husband is stalling on having kids but upset that wife might freeze eggs
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• Why flying paper planes is serious fun for scientists
• They back Ukraine — so not Ovechkin
• QBS remain the priority but can still be the final piece
• Stevenson easily wins decision over Valdez
• Capitals vs. Panthers
• ‘Freak’ dunk helps Milwaukee surge
• Baltimore breaks out for a series win
• Rahm ends his drought with a win in Mexico
• Arsenal stays in fourth place as the English Premier League race heats up

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