The Washington Post - 2022-06-22

• A litany of ‘abject failure’ in Uvalde
• Trump efforts inspired threats
• High court says Maine can’t deny aid to religious schools
• Bowser fends off challenger­s in primary
• Ariz. lawmaker describes the heat
• The damage of voter-fraud claims, in human terms
• CORRECTION­S
• Biden administra­tion targets cigarette nicotine levels
• NASA fuels moon craft, but first launch unclear
• Senators resolve snags, break 30-year logjam on guns
• Young children’s coronaviru­s vaccinatio­ns start in U.S.
• First-time candidate Britt beats Rep. Brooks in Alabama GOP Senate runoff
• With another win, Bowser has chance to ‘reimagine the city,’ bolster legacy
• Backed by Racine, Schwalb secures victory in race for D.C. attorney general
• Mendelson, left-leaning Democrats grab wins in D.C. Council primaries
• Cosby abused girl in 1975, jury finds
• Largest wildfire since 2007 mostly contained
• 5-year-old dies after being left in hot car
• U.N. places travel curbs on education ministers
• 2 Canadians stabbed to death in Mexican resort:
• Belgium repatriate­s mothers, children from Syria:
• Lebanon, Syria and Egypt sign deal to supply Beirut with gas:
• Palestinia­n stabbed to death by Israeli settler:
• Convicted of abuse but in the ministry again in Venezuela
• Netanyahu eyes return as Israel faces yet another vote
• Jesuit priests and tour guide in Mexico are slain in area torn by drug trade
• Russia threatens Lithuania for enforcing E.U. sanctions
• Biden administra­tion bans nearly all use of land mines
• Iraq’s wild-card cleric upends politics as issues pile up
• World’s heaviest freshwater fish, 661-pound stingray, caught in Cambodia
• U.S. looks to boost intelligen­ce networks in Central Asia
• Usually refugee-averse Japan takes in 1,300 Ukrainians
• Series I bonds are paying 9.62%. Here’s how to buy.
• Facebook to change housing ad algorithms
• Kellogg will split into 3 companies
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• Justices reject Roundup cancer appeal
• Stocks rally, but obstacles remain
• Adoption is not a fairy-tale answer to abortion
• Those ignoring the Jan. 6 news pave a path to more violence
• Will Biden push allies on press freedom?
• What ‘Top Gun’ gets right about the strength of the U.S. military
• Critical real estate theory
• Stubbing out nicotine
• Another Republican glamorizes violence
• ‘Originalis­m’ on guns
• Violence isn’t protest
• Ms. Collins’s real record
• Mitigating global air pollution
• The responsibl­e response to refugees
• How Russia’s vaunted cyber capabiliti­es were thwarted
• Our red-blue divide is even wider thanks to Texas
• The GOP must condemn Greitens’s ad
• One lesson from Uvalde? America has too many police department­s.
• Group alleges Amazon fired two workers in Md. for union organizing
• Witness threats alleged in trial
• Redirect of funds for college draws fire
• D.C.’S gun violence is ‘predictabl­e’ — and preventabl­e
• They weathered the storms. Now, a moment in the sun.
• With abortion ruling pending, protesters rally and wait
• Wes Moore receives endorsemen­t from two top Baltimore-area leaders
• Lane closures due to I-270 sinkhole could last for weeks, officials say
• Man killed in crash in Fairfax County
• Two are killed in separate shootings
• Three of four escaped inmates are found
• Governor’s LGBTQ board appointee pledges to tone down his tweets
• Renowned Caribbean novelist highlighte­d experience of the marginaliz­ed
• Colbert on crew’s arrest: ‘Last-minute puppetry’
• An American fever dream you won’t be able to shake
• The Force is strong in her storyline
• Big reports historical­ly become bestseller­s
• Friend group swipes left on sharing an indiscreti­on
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
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• Nats’ Fedde shines in blanking of Baltimore
• An unparallel­ed unicorn
• More than equity, Title IX’S legacy is what’s possible
• Grier, Maryland’s own, is feeling right at home
• U.S. men will face Japan, Saudi Arabia
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• Koepka will jump to LIV Golf, reports say
• Dettmer, Aggies send the mistake-prone Fighting Irish packing
• What’s the key to Nats’ pickoff play? It’s a secret.
• MLB LOOKS TO IMPROVE CONSISTENC­Y OF BALLS
• “Bellino’s got a good fastball. I wasn’t paying attention.”
• Padres 4, Diamondbac­ks 1
• Rangers 7, Phillies 0
• Royals 6, Angels 2
• Cardinals 6, Brewers 2
• Astros 8, Mets 2
• Red Sox 5, Tigers 4
• Pirates 7, Cubs 1
• Atlanta’s eighth win matches 2021 total
• Mystics are still seeking consistenc­y
• Browns’ Watson settles 20 of 24 sexual misconduct suits
• College basketball coaches fill up the sidelines during local recruiting events
• Record for host Hungary, three more golds for U.S.
• Matthews wins Hart Trophy as MVP
• A classic ice cream bar with everything but the stick
• Can you crack the code on avocados?
• Strawberry Pretzel Salad
• Tofu is a blank canvas, so add crunch and contrasts to turn it into a work of art
• Your summer slaw can stand some crunch, so sub in cauliflowe­r rice
• Chocolate Pretzel Peanut Ice Cream Bars
• RECOMMENDA­TIONS
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• Refrigerat­ed Spicy and Sour Tomatoes

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