The Washington Post - 2022-06-16

• Fed’s largest rate hike since 1994 targets inflation
• Awaiting trial, he was held in solitary for 16 months
• Emails detail efforts of Thomas
• U.S. unveils $1 billion arms package to Kyiv
• Journalist, colleague slain in the Amazon, police say
• Youngkin aide balks at racism as a health crisis
• Supreme Court dismisses GOP challenge to immigratio­n rules
• CORRECTION
• FDA advisers back coronaviru­s shots for tots
• Biden signs order on LGBTQ protection­s
• Officer who fatally shot Lyoya is fired
• Fauci tests positive, has mild symptoms
• Nev. Republican­s join pack nominating election deniers
• Trump still bankable, Texas Democrats at risk and other Tuesday insights
• N.M. high court orders county commission­ers to certify election results
• Heat dome bedevils Las Vegas, drives fears about health
• After over 230 years of Senate history, women’s names now adorn two rooms
• Abortions in U.S. rose in 2020, ending decades-long decline, report says
• Federal judge rejects Bannon’s bid to dismiss contempt of Congress charges
• Their 49-year ‘flag war’ is over
• Gaza aid worker found guilty on terror charges
• ‘Technical malfunctio­n’ briefly closes airspace
• Political infighting strangles oil output
• Pope cracks down on Catholic religious start-ups:
• Ukrainian envoy in Berlin ru±es feathers for his cause
• Support for Kyiv is high in Europe but inflation may threaten it, poll suggests
• In Colombia, Whatsapp mockery can be good publicity
• ‘Zero covid’ has many in China dreaming of emigrating
• Tokyo moves to allow same-sex partnershi­ps, though not as legal marriages
• Israel and Egypt sign gas export deal with E.U.
• Ford recalls 3 million vehicles over gear
• Baby rocker warning issued after 13 deaths
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Questions about pregnancy and technology arise from a surrogacy
• Democrats can’t have it both ways on GOP extremism
• It’s alive! (Or is it?)
• Refusing to sit idly by, the Fed’s inflation fight begins in earnest
• I-270 project isn’t a solution
• Mr. Navalny disappears
• Stay the course, D.C.
• Teachers with guns
• Conservati­ves they are not
• The right culprits
• An NFL double standard
• Inflation could put election deniers in charge
• Can America ‘do big things’ again? Ask the regulators.
• Young kids will no longer be left behind on vaccines
• ‘Team Normal’? Team Silent is more like it.
• Scottish leader steps up push for a vote on independen­ce
• Brewing deal marks inflection point for gun rights groups
• Study: Air pollution reduces global life expectancy by more than two years
• For young writer, book is about more than crayons
• Bowser can’t rely solely on enthusiast­ic backers
• Prince George’s rebounds from pandemic job loss
• Suspended Metro trains to start returning amid an eight-month shortage
• Youngkin budget bid revives gas tax cut, skips stadium
• No coins and $6 tolls in Dulles Toll Road’s shift to all-electronic system
• Man fatally shot outside store in NE
• Woman sentenced in pandemic fraud plan
• Teen killed in double shooting in SE
• Some Democrats going negative with ads in lead-up to Tuesday’s primary
• In the contest for council chair, much of the battle is explaining the job
• Biden nominee would be first Latino on D.C. Circuit
• Long before Watergate, a break-in at presidenti­al campaign headquarte­rs
• 5 Democratic hopefuls for governor have at least $1 million ahead of primary
• Engineer’s synthesize­r, MIDI system provided a soundtrack to the ’80s
• Wild turkey that had attacked people for months has vanished
• Summer break means more time for rereading
• A new take on ‘1776’ begins with its revolution­ary casting
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Top golfers get rich on Saudi-funded tour but flub their legacies
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• A friend’s marriage ended years ago. Now, she is holding a ‘divorce shower.’
• Flood ‘dramatical­ly’ changed landscape at Yellowston­e park
• The pursuit of perfection­ists
• Snyder will not attend hearing
• Burakovsky’s winner gives Colorado Game 1
• Over 112 holes on D.C.’S public courses, golf’s potential shines
• Coaching ingenuity freshens up NBA Finals
• Future locations set for Army-navy football
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• STAR OF THE DAY
• Baltimore can’t finish comeback in Toronto
• Wilson, Plum boost Las Vegas past Dallas
• Fourth title within reach, ‘Game 6 Klay’ is ready
• Cadets’ wire-to-wire run was a thing of perfection
• Glenelg Country’s story isn’t spoiled by ending
• When cleaning range hoods, don’t forget the filters
• No spare room? Make space for a baby with a nursery nook.
• Garden designer Carmen Johnston on creating outdoor spaces

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