The Washington Post - 2022-05-04

• DOCUMENT REAL BUT NOT FINAL, HE SAYS
• Overturnin­g Roe may upend the midterms
• Clinics, critics race to prepare for new reality A8
• An architect of TSA, advocate for civil rights
• A Kremlin gathering of tycoons, most with wealth abroad
• Roberts directs investigat­ion into leaked draft
• Tulsa massacre lawsuit can proceed
• Woman guilty in shooting that killed 2
• CORRECTION
• Vance, with boost from Trump, wins GOP primary for U.S. Senate in Ohio
• Poll: 52 percent say Trump should be charged over Jan. 6
• Abortion providers, opponents prepare for post-roe world
• Abortion rights have been complicate­d for Biden. Now, he leads the fight.
• CIA offers a how-to for Russians wanting to share secrets with spy agency
• About this story
• Years-long delay for U.S. arms delivery to Taiwan
• Al-shabab attacks African Union base
• Yazidis flee violence in homeland again
• Mexico moves migrant camp:
• Ethiopia detains 76 in Eid unrest:
• Russian TV portrays simulated nuclear strike wiping out Britain, Ireland
• As Egypt frees prisoners, fears grow for a long-held dissident left behind
• Housing market slow to cool even as rates rise
• At 11.5 million open jobs, worker demand hits a record high
• Pfizer profit soars on covid treatment
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Musk says Apple Pay is an Internet tax
• Washington state
• Inflation has been good for Series I Savings Bonds, now paying 9.62 percent
• Western oil firms hit with billion-dollar charges for moving out of Russia
• The leaked draft Roe opinion is a disaster for the Supreme Court
• The GOP roars about abortion, then abandons the children
• It’s no shock that Florida leads in Jan. 6 defendants
• So much love for charters
• 2022 isn’t ‘1984’
• Police don’t belong in schools
• Reparation­s, not research
• Act now to protect oceans
• Advocating access
• The whiny parents won
• A terrifying new era
• Russia is losing on the electronic battlefiel­d
• Democrats have a message. Will they seize it?
• Court’s draft imperils multiple rights
• Alito’s draft is less a refutation of Roe than a starting over
• Neuralink, not Twitter, may be Musk’s biggest challenge
• SEC nearly doubles its crypto enforcemen­t team to protect against fraud
• Colonial Jamestown, assailed by climate change, is facing disaster
• Court’s draft opinion puts spotlight on abortion in Md. governor’s race
• 25 of zoo’s flamingos are killed by wild fox
• Trump groups to settle D.C. suit
• After surviving an illegal abortion, activist fears a return to ‘dark ages’
• City names officer who fatally shot armed woman in uniform
• Man charged with murder in stabbing
• Man is fatally shot in Northeast, police say
• Pedestrian dies after hit-and-run
• Education Dept. is investigat­ing Liberty University
• The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision also was leaked to press
• $55 million for affordable housing from Amazon
• Dazzling six-stringer’s twist on the blues was a flip
• Seeking to be governor, Baker vows to end Baltimore’s plague of homicides
• The morning after
• Witness for Heard rebuts testimony of Depp’s expert
• Lending aid to those who have abortions for medical reasons
• NEW BOOKS I N MAY
• How to get a better read on the ‘best book cities’
• A friendship that started when their children were young now feels one-sided
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• When correspond­ing by text, how can you tell when the conversati­on is over?
• A Garth Brooks show in Louisiana was so loud it registered as an earthquake
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• WANTED: MORE NURSES
• Nightingal­e: Tireless ‘angel’ who founded modern nursing
• Caps storm back
• Tiktok, Instagram, Twitter: Why Votto decided to log on
• Griner is ‘wrongfully detained,’ U.S. says
• WNBA is just one of the tests new Mystic hopes to ace
• As Howard star debuts on PGA Tour, an NBA star loves it
• Djokovic looks sharp, will face Murray next
• Boston starts fast and evens series at 1
• Minnesota pounces after Zimmermann leaves game
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• TWO MIDWEST GAMES POSTPONED BY RAIN
• Malkin scores in third overtime as Pittsburgh drops New York
• Saints give Mathieu deal worth $33 million
• Contenders abound this week at TPC Potomac
• Glenelg Country’s best hitter also pitches — with both arms
• Long a doormat, Northwood tries to compete with elites
• A Jamaican spiced bun, baked for my mom for the last time
• Tips to remove cakes cleanly from Bundts and other pans
• Wonderful uses for Wondra flour
• How to make lomo saltado, a Peruvian stir-fry with style and substance
• Making aushak might help you realize your affinity for spring’s alliums
• Mini food processors are a must-have tool for kitchens of all sizes
• One of the world’s oldest wine grapes is poised to take off in America
• Mint Julep
• Cynar Julep
• Derby Cocktail Tropical
• Gem lettuce boats are bright, crunchy and fun to eat

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