The Washington Post - 2022-06-20

• A savior of abandoned American music
• Marcos family’s return to power divides Philippine­s
• Trump’s flip-flop roils Senate race in Alabama
• Fed hike ends era of cheap money
• Peter Thiel and his about-face on Big Tech
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• A Juneteenth jubilee
• CORRECTION­S
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• A recession is ‘not inevitable,’ White House says — again and again
• After Juneteenth, many Black Texans were still enslaved
• What to know about vaccine for very young
• 2 charged in fireworks explosion that killed 4
• Yellowston­e to partly reopen after flooding
• Fire near observator­y 40 percent contained
• NYC firefighte­r killed in accident in N.C.:
• Biden’s ‘energy whisperer’ balances climate agenda, gas prices
• Spain, Germany battle fires amid heat wave
• 2 killed in Kabul blast:
• 3 reported killed in church attacks in Nigeria:
• Pakistan releases 20 Indian fishermen:
• Israeli forces kill Palestinia­n near separation barrier:
• ‘Day Zero’ water crisis looms in Gqeberha on South Africa’s eastern cape
• Pakistani official’s call to forgo tea stirs up a storm
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• Senate holdouts pose hurdle to surging legislativ­e privacy push from Congress
• Personal financial training
• Fix the electoral count law now
• Afghan families, left behind
• The GOP’S inconsiste­ncy
• Freedom of expression
• Loudoun elections
• The baby formula crisis isn’t over
• We warned Google that people might believe AI was sentient. Now it’s happening.
• The Texas AG’S shameful Uvalde cop-out: ‘God always has a plan’
• Mccarthy’s blunder helped the Jan. 6 panel
• What you’ll get if you vote based on gas prices
• From catering executive to agricultur­al entreprene­ur.
• End of the line for Metro sales offices
• The Wifi gap: Many rural students still lack fast internet
• This state’s vocational-technical model might have delighted two great thinkers
• Sunday was a rare day in June
• A present-day ride to remember the past
• Fox News agrees to settlement with ex-host
• Radio sale in Fla. is making waves
• “Doonesbury” radio DJ Mark Slackmeyer calls ex-nixon attorney general John Mitchell “GUILTY! GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY!!”
• Patrick Oliphant imagines a Watergate ‘bug’
• Mike Peters shows Nixon’s White House as a castle in the sand
• Jack Davis captures the Watergate blame game
• Herblock renders judgment on a reeling Nixon
• Paul Conrad’s spin on Nixon’s web of deceit
• Edward Sorel imagines the art of the Nixon deal
• David Levine’s Nixon wants some inquiries made
• With the coming-of-age ‘Avalon,’ Zink proves again that she’s a fearless satirist
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• Share the good news from your vacation
• How to manage the agonizing wait for a family member’s medical test results
• Mystics fete heroes, then stars shine
• Soto’s shot in the arm helps Nats end skid
• Avalanche’s Nichushkin ‘built for this time of year’
• Brilliant shot on final hole lifts Fitzpatric­k at U.S. Open
• Huske, Dressel, Walsh take gold at worlds
• Bird lifts Seattle to win in last trip to New York
• Zalatoris keeps his spirits high after yet another close call at the U.S. Open
• PERSONNEL DEPT.
• Astros 4, White Sox 3
• Braves 6, Cubs 0
• Angels 4, Mariners 0
• Diamondbac­ks 7, Twins 1
• Marlins 6, Mets 2
• PITCHER LIMIT STARTS
• Athletics 4, Royals 0
• Brewers 6, Reds 3
• Red Sox 6, Cardinals 4
• O’s bullpen delivers from start to finish
• Aggies break through, send Longhorns home
• Girona finally reclaims spot in Spain’s top tier

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