The Washington Post - 2022-05-07

• The abortions that divided a daughter and mother
• GOP donor said to describe botched fraud probe in call
• Fall wave predicted to infect 100 million
• Pentagon reveals bolstered arsenal
• Oppression spurred Lithuania’s desire to break free of Russian fuel
• Millions of Russians are tearing holes in the Digital Iron Curtain
• Biden and ‘Sammies’ honor federal workers
• CDC probes 109 cases of hepatitis among children, five deaths
• CORRECTION­S
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• Ex-officer gets 5 years for violent arrest of woman, 73
• Judge rules Greene can run for reelection
• Man gets 55 years for fatal shooting of officer
• Three officers indicted in 2020 protests
• Frustrated by failures, Democrats seek to redirect anger over Roe at GOP
• Bar associatio­n’s recommenda­tion would allow law schools to bypass LSAT
• In Philippine­s, an election ‘truth army’
• Minister touts plan for 4,000 settler dwellings
• Saudi-led coalition transfers prisoners
• Oligarch’s $300 million yacht seized
• Sinn Fein on track to win big in N. Ireland; Tories lose ground in England
• Attackers wielding an ax kill at least 3, injure 7 near Tel Aviv, medics say
• Wall Street edges lower to end bruising week
• Treasury sanctions crypto service that helped North Koreans launder funds
• China tells agencies to use domestic PCS
• Nvidia agrees to SEC penalty in crypto case
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• Bus stops pose an equity test for infrastruc­ture funding
• Complaints over unruly airplane behavior drop after mask mandate ends
• More to say about Jon Stewart
• Showing respect is always worth the effort
• Climate action and reporting are needed
• ‘Extinctus’ jumped the gun
• A decision that could have facilitate­d harassment
• Failing the court of opinion
• This analysis clanks off the post
• A supplement to Hatch’s legacy
• No one should doubt this expert
• No harm in sharing good news
• Existentia­l question
• Investing in the future
• For D.C. Council
• Ban menthol cigarettes now
• The long arm of the lawless
• The hard life of an adjunct
• There is life after alpha-gal
• The road to banning menthols
• Capricious kleptocrac­ies
• Why I spend my Saturday mornings at the Russian Embassy
• Hail to mothers, even those who can’t let go of college-age kids
• Send a message on Roe v. Wade with your ballot
• Billionair­e buys Bill of Rights imprint, puts it on loan to National Archives
• Bird flu strikes chickens on farms in Md., Del.
• Son of N.Y. judge given jail time in Capitol riot
• Boeing’s Va. move means few new jobs
• Gubernator­ial candidate Wes Moore to get house speaker’s endorsemen­t
• A dawn-to-dusk soaking with more on horizon
• Glenn Dale man dies in Pr. George’s shooting
• Motorist killed in Ashburn area wreck
• Southeast block sees 2 slayings in 24 hours
• Man fatally shot on Georgia Avenue
• Keeping Strange company
• This mom’s wish? The gift of the jab.
• ‘Old Kentucky Home’ has big problems with its foundation
• Conductor leads BSO program to a furious start
• A single dad’s girlfriend wonders if she’s stepmom material
• Doctor Strange’s return
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• WEEKEND TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Fi nal furlongs
• Delle Donne flashes familiar form as Mystics cruise in opener Veteran shows she still has plenty left
• Day refuses to let rain dampen his resurgence
• Two games into playoffs, Caps’ issues in goal return
• Alcaraz defeats Nadal in Madrid quarterfin­als
• Boston finally has breakthrou­gh against Carolina
• For bugler, it’s all work and all playing
• Rose-colored long shots may have the right stuff
• Astros 3, Tigers 2
• Twins 2, Athletics 1
• Padres 2, Marlins 1
• Brewers 6, Braves 3
• Raiders president says he was fired for reporting ‘hostile work environmen­t’
• Local favorite Mccarthy remains in the running
• Sparks knock off defending champs
• Foley fights through nerves to lift Gonzaga; Dematha’s Woods wins at No. 1
• City Homes
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• Prince George’s County
• CORRECTION
• Rates restart their rapid ascent after brief pause

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