The Washington Post - 2022-05-03

• Supreme Court ready to reverse Roe v. Wade
• Poll: Big majority of Americans back sanctions on Russia, aid to Ukraine
• Antiaborti­on movement plans for the next frontier
• In Australia, ‘pokies’ are rife. So is problem gambling.
• Moscow seeks to cement its hold
• A multiplica­tion of accusation­s against Cawthorn
• Ballerina statue cut down, sold for scrap
• Justice in Indian Country
• CORRECTION­S
• Download The Washington Post app
• Trump election probe grand jury selected
• A Mich. jail guard adopted a dog. When it nipped, he killed it, sheriff says.
• Former Philadelph­ia officer charged with murder in killing of 12-year-old
• Alabama murder suspect and jail officer vanish, spurring $10,000 reward
• Video of shooting prompts investigat­ion
• Rights group: 600 held without charges
• Australian court considers hate-crime killing:
• British Virgin Islands roiled by premier’s arrest:
• Covid cases increase in Shanghai:
• Dominican Republic presses Haiti for probe
• Families lay the dead to rest for a second, final time
• Ex-trader loses appeal in price-fixing scheme
• U.S. factory activity declined in April
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Facebook to stop hosting podcasts
• Activision Blizzard
• The White House has a fan-service problem
• The turkeys of toxic masculinit­y strut their stuff
• My wife and I nearly didn’t vote. It almost cost our guy.
• It’s time to cancel student debt
• Enough with the masks
• The fate of Belarus matters
• A promising new approach to gun violence
• Expensive and unnecessar­y
• Afghans cope with no help
• More than a diplomat
• Justice can’t come too soon
• We have much to learn
• A pragmatic approach to jobs
• Borderline insanity
• Democrats are processing their inflation grief
• Homeland Security’s bad name for a worse idea
• A shining symbol of democratic decay
• I’m 56 years old. You bet I’m wearing a bikini this summer.
• Mcduffie gives up on attorney general bid
• Music fest thumping goes out of bounds
• He spent decades saving youths. Now, a coach’s ice rink needs saving.
• Slain U-VA. player’s family wins $15 million
• Man hospitaliz­ed after police shooting
• No charges for detectives in shooting
• 95 Express Lanes to Fredericks­burg will open late 2023
• Before TV fame, Julia Child cooked up shark repellent for U.S. spy agency
• Baltimore announces $8 million in federal earmarks to support public safety
• A brave look at biology, gender via ape world
• Judd says she’s heartbroke­n but ‘so blessed’
• Depp’s agent says jobs dried up after op-ed
• How to respond to someone who didn’t see it coming — when you definitely did
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Company ushers in spring with the fittingly outdoors ‘Missed Connection­s’
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Brave journalist­s around the world endure attacks for doing their job
• Bill Murray says ‘difference of opinion’ led to complaint and film’s suspension
• Divers plan to visit wreck of last slave ship brought to U.S.
• Nats pitchers learn to love Pitchcom
• Capitals again seek first series win since Stanley Cup triumph of 2018
• The Warriors’ secret sauce: They actually work together
• Hendrick team on a roll as Elliott wins at Dover
• Washington to sign guard Turner; Arizona’s Hopkins suspended
• 148th Kentucky Derby
• Potent Panthers are formidable first-round foe
• Toronto opens with a shutout of champs
• O’s squander another solid effort by starter
• PERSONNEL DEPT. Brewers:
• Skating’s minimum age could jump to 17
• Herro finds his rhythm in Miami’s Game 1 win
• Bullis 4x400 teams catch up to Jamaicans at Penn Relays
• Stroke alters his views on life
• Some toil with agoraphobi­a as pandemic wanes
• Doctors need to better understand chronic pain
• Collaborat­ions between zoos, museums could provide better ways to understand animals
• Scorched trees could be drying up water supplies in western U.S.
• Deep dive into cancer genetics could help doctors provide more personaliz­ed treatment
• Fewer people with mental health, substance use disorders are smoking. But some see no change.
• 3 or 6 years
• Elderly not too worried about aging in place

The Washington Post - 2022-05-02

The Washington Post - 2022-05-04