The Washington Post - 2022-07-30

• Deaths in Ky. floods reach 16; grimmer toll feared
• Poll: Critics of Roe ruling are less certain they’ll vote
• Uncertain of future, consumers still buying
• POWS killed in attack in Ukraine
• A government watchdog lied and got radioactiv­e material. Terrorists could, too.
• Items possibly meant for prison are seized
• Six suffer burns in Mississipp­i explosion:
• Fire damages well-known Philadelph­ia cheesestea­k spot:
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• CORRECTION­S
• Crews inflate
• Kari Lake wants to upend how Arizonans vote
• Alabama executes killer despite pleas from the victim’s family members
• Federal office tasked on climate change and health equity has zero funding
• Leader rejects Western ‘interferen­ce’
• At least seven dead in UAE floods:
• Iran raises death toll from slides, floods to at least 53:
• 4 hurt in blast inside Kabul cricket stadium
• Mali issues internatio­nal warrant for ex-leader:
• Russia wants Viktor Bout back. Could official links be the reason?
• Russian national indicted in political influence operation in U.S.
• Kenya drought kills more elephants than poachers, threatens food security
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• U.S. wheat could relieve shortfalls
• Abbvie agrees to opioid settlement
• Number the stars
• A time for choosing no more
• Miscompreh­ending comprehens­iveness
• Big little lies
• Appointmen­t reading
• PSA: Don’t do this again
• Not the ‘father’
• A pointless point-by-point
• Sports writing worthy of Grantland
• Not acute descriptio­n
• There is another Turner
• Not a cute descriptio­n
• A birdbraine­d error
• There is another
• Profits over responsibi­lity
• Russia’s final goal
• Act now on superbugs
• ‘Missing middle’ misses
• Stop Ms. Pelosi’s Taiwan trip
• Sex ed is badly needed
• The downside of heat pumps
• Venues for performanc­es should keep paper programs
• New boss, old problems
• Brittney Griner’s detention should prompt fixes to U.S. drug laws
• Marvel comics are now Penguin Classics. Time to turn classics into Marvel.
• Biden must stay focused on the legacy he’s creating now
• Coming Up This Week
• Nuns in Kansas challenge archbishop
• Firefighte­rs given wrong address in report of cardiac arrest
• A late July day that felt like August
• Man killed in Washington Highlands
• Officer sentenced for planting gun
• Race for prosecutor in Baltimore narrows
• Payouts weighed for victims of police misconduct
• Washington Post journalist thoughtful­ly edited news essays and analysis
• Finding the joyful spirit of poetry in a novel
• Embracing the dazzling fashion of the days of disco
• Husband idealizes living closer to the family ‘village’ as birth of first baby nears
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• WEEKEND TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Sounds like football
• LIV Golf is on course for TV deal in the U.S.
• Rooney is set to debut as coach for United
• Nats get glimpse of Green’s potential
• Pendrith leads Finau by one shot in Detroit
• Metcalf says he bluffed in Seahawks contract talks
• Rodman scores a pair, but Spirit still can’t win
• O’s break tie in ninth to remain above .500
• Cooling market sees more inventory, lower prices
• Demott & Silver
• Getting the right D.C. co-op was a rite of passage

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