The Washington Post - 2022-07-23

• At HBCUS, Roe’s reversal has outsize impact
• Hearings test GOP desire to tune out
• Jury finds Bannon guilty of contempt
• Moore wins Democratic primary for Md. governor
• Labor market shows cracks as employers tighten belts
• ‘A beacon of relief ’ on the Black Sea
• A whistleblo­wer’s tip unveils half-billion in uncollecte­d debt
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• A Mont. camper scared off a grizzly. It came back and killed her.
• Man charged in racist threats to Buffalo Tops
• Police: Man shot 3, himself at state park
• Trooper charged for hitting horse with car
• 2 die after firefighti­ng helicopter crashes
• Wisconsin Assembly elections committee chair calls for voiding 2020 vote
• U.S. sees first cases of monkeypox in children
• WWE chairman will retire amid investigat­ion into alleged sexual misconduct
• At least 13 killed in renewed clashes
• Bloc says 50 million face food insecurity
• Islamist rebels attack key military base
• Gunmen wound Hamas official in West Bank:
• Cuba approves law change that opens door to gay marriage:
• Protest held at Uffizi’s ‘Spring’ but painting not damaged:
• U.S. sends more artillery to Ukraine as forces keep hitting Russian targets
• Russian, Israeli airstrikes target 2 Syrian regions
• Man dies after sinkhole opens under swimming pool in Israel
• The founder
• American Express card spending rises
• Fedex pares back rural Sunday service
• Cargill and Continenta­l Grain
• Volkswagen
• Sometimes a cigar is just a distractio­n
• Sometimes an e-cig is a lifesaver
• This is no movie
• All hail full disclosure­s
• A time and a place for a time and a place
• D3 belongs in the D section
• Preserving American originals
• A mother with name twins
• Saying it all — or saying too much
• Front-page news every day
• A proponent of ‘proponent’
• Front-page news
• Car-free — and map-free, too?
• This oughta be a movie
• Good news is news, too
• An education of the highest order
• Clearly, one style is better
• It’s a pandemic summer
• Tiktok’s privacy dance
• Mr. Biden had little choice
• Charging is the easy part
• Fire them all — all 376
• Who really had a bad week?
• Virginia is rolling along
• Missing an opportunit­y
• More outtakes from Trump’s Jan. 7 speech
• In D.C., local and national politics are two sides of the same coin
• Jan. 6 witnesses are doing the right thing now. But they’re not heroes.
• Coming Up This Week
• Archdioces­e to ban old Latin Mass in its parishes
• Man, it’s a hot one
• Nonprofit preaches listening to bridge schisms in religion
• Incumbents get first wins in tight Prince George’s council races
• Man hints at guilty plea in impersonat­ion case
• Friday marked a summer milepost
• Woman sentenced for financial aid fraud
• Suitland man fatally shot, police say
• Police, family canvass for clues in fatal park shooting
• Liz Cheney understood her critical assignment
• Middle-aged protagonis­t’s tale is somewhat middling
• Dealing with the anxiety around mass shootings
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• WEEKEND TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Locked in and locking down
• Mclaughlin shatters record and cements legend
• Soto trade or not, Nats will be busy at deadline
• Pry embraces bringing back winning tradition for Hokies
• Thomas posts triple-double to spark Connecticu­t
• Judge hits two homers as Yankees trip up O’s
• CROWD WOES LINGER
• Tackling a leaky roof? Good flashing — not caulking — will fix it.
• Caruso Homes at Amber Ridge
• A planned cosmetic update balloons into a full renovation
• Heirloom farm occupies a niche in Md. history
• Regulatory reforms can help revitalize residentia­l areas

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