The Washington Post - 2022-05-05

• Federal Reserve raises rates in effort to address inflation
• In draft abortion ruling, Democrats see minority rule
• Antiaborti­on groups energized — but cautious
• At White House, panic followed by sober realizatio­ns
• Ukrainian villages hear whispers of collaborat­ion
• The drug trade now flourishin­g in Afghanista­n: Meth
• Black-majority town’s deal averts takeover
• Judge approves Chauvin plea deal
• CORRECTION­S
• Atlanta agrees to pay man shot by officer
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• Rep. Cawthorn fights ballot challenge
• Across U.S., women feel despair, joy over draft opinion
• Last Miss. clinic may move to N.M.
• Republican­s, on verge of big win, seek to change subject
• GOP pressured to help families after a birth
• Premier is heckled during unity speech
• Missile tested ahead of inaugurati­on in South
• Dual national faces execution by May 21
• Scholz says Serbia has work to do to join E.U.:
• Briton found with ancient shards could face trial in Iraq:
• Change at top prepared in British Virgin Islands:
• Kremlin is targeting vital resupply infrastruc­ture, officials say
• Leader of Haitian gang behind abductions faces U.S. conspiracy charges
• Airbus earnings rose during first quarter
• More refunds for S.C. utility customers
• Ford’s year-over-year sales dropped in April
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Investors hit brakes on Lyft and Uber stocks despite strong revenue growth
• Duke University scientist known for HIV research could be next NIH director
• Reddit ‘Aunties’ covertly helping people get abortions
• Republican­s’ 2023 agenda: Hunter, Hunter . . . and Hunter
• Why I must confront the Philippine­s’ painful past — and my father’s role in it
• The president is not a king, no matter what
• Those Anacostia turkeys are a miracle of conservati­on
• A dangerous year for women
• Cutting off Mr. Putin
• Willful blindness in Virginia
• The continuing exploitati­on
• A county executive’s top goal
• A shadow epidemic
• Russia learns the perils of aggression
• In Ohio, it’s a fake populist vs. a real one
• Vance can’t mask the anti-trump mutiny
• Alito’s aggressive ruling would reach way beyond Roe
• Those killed in 737 Max crashes aren’t ‘crime victims,’ Justice Dept. says
• Venture capitalist’s $1.1 billion gift launches Stanford sustainabi­lity school
• Boarding schools on candidate’s to-do list
• Hogan calls for ‘course correction’ from Trump in speech at Reagan library
• Baltimore officer is carjacked, police say
• Two plead guilty in killing of bus driver
• Police: Man is slain in Temple Hills
• Founder of vaccine maker Emergent
• N.C. Oath Keeper details Jan. 6 planning, pleads to seditious conspiracy
• Man attacks Dave Chappelle onstage in L.A.
• At Johnny Depp trial, the fan club expresses a fierce loyalty
• Heard testifies about turmoil in marriage to Depp
• He’s ready to evict the mother of his children, but is there a better solution?
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• After 2 tough years, Washington Mystics primed for comeback
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• A rare calf is born into family of orcas off Oregon coast
• Course correction
• For Caps, start is nothing to sneeze at
• After a four-year absence, PGA Tour is back in town
• Mystics taking old attitude into new season
• In return from injury, Nadal begins with win
• With speed, style, Messier looks born to win Derby
• Miami puts Philadelph­ia in a 2-0 hole
• Morant shows Warriors that the ‘fun’ has just begun
• Bradish bests Bundy as O’s beat old friend
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• Rays 3, Athletics 0
• Astros 7, Mariners 2
• Padres 5, Guardians 4
• Braves 9, Mets 2
• Blue Jays 2, Yankees 1
• Tampa Bay knots series on Hedman’s big night
• Seahawks, Buccaneers will face off in Germany
• Capitals vs. Panthers
• In long shootout, Spirit proves up to Challenge
• Wells Fargo Championsh­ip
• Berhalter looking to fine-tune, not reshape, U.S. roster
• When hanging artwork, first check the weight of your pieces
• 8 designer-recommende­d improvemen­t projects for under $2,000
• Is that old sofa worth reupholste­ring? Here’s what to consider.
• Author and blogger Teri Speight on earth-friendly gardening
• Technology Can Help Keep You Healthier and Happier

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