The Washington Post - 2023-01-07

• Nepali workers pay climate price
• Economy still stout even as job gains slow
• FDA approves Alzheimer’s drug that slows decline
• Black U-VA. students bear the heavy weight of tragedy
• Speaker hopeful is foiled yet again
• GOP gridlock reveals party that may be ungovernab­le
• Congressio­nal district ruled gerrymande­r
• Many wounded near rapper’s video shoot
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• Airport screeners land big pay boost, collective bargaining rights
• Great Salt Lake could disappear soon, scientists warn
• EPA proposes rule limiting soot emissions from power plants and factories
• House chaos a source of glee and gloom among national security officials
• California’s not done. Three more atmospheri­c rivers are on the way.
• Coming Up This Week
• U.S. pledges $3 billion in arms and artillery to help Ukraine ‘retake territory’
• For Orthodox Christmas, Kremlin offers truce but no peace
• Junta leader pardons 49 Ivory Coast soldiers
• Chad’s government says it foiled ‘destabiliz­ation’ attempt:
• Top dissident cleric decries use of torture
• Taliban militants kill 2 police officers in Pakistan:
• Virgin Orbit set for historic launch from Britain:
• Excerpts from Prince Harry’s memoir shed light on royal tensions
• Dozens were killed as Mexico arrested the son of El Chapo
• One arrested after Kenyan LGBTQ rights activist is found dead in a box
• Severe weather may persist even with less acute warming
• As Taliban restricts women’s rights, U.S. faces limits of its power
• Influencer­s outshine traditiona­l media on coverage of FTX
• Portuguese push to cut home incentives
• Holiday sales boost Costco’s gains
• Bed Bath & Beyond ponders Buybuy Baby
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Phoenix police launch probe after Journal reporter is detained outside bank
• Security consulting firm Rapid7 hires Twitter whistleblo­wer
• ‘Feel-good’ stories should do better
• We should reckon with history honestly
• Unwrapping the history of tamales
• The wrong way to achieve hygge
• For the love of books
• Stop glorifying animal cruelty
• Unfair judgment
• Assign appropriat­e blame
• Cheers to poetic science writing
• Let it snow
• We’re stumped
• Keep it strictly business
• Keep better score
• Desperate times . . .
• We’re all having a moment
• If Republican­s do not consider Mr. Hogan, it will be their loss
• Read the bills, Congress
• Chief Justice Roberts’s ironic end-of-year message
• Toll lanes’ reverse model
• Climate-killing currency
• Healing forests and humans
• Making writing cool again
• A coded message?
• We shouldn’t let a hero of democracy die in detention
• How can we slow the drumbeat of violence in D.C.?
• The House speaker election is so embarrassi­ng (for you)
• How the U-VA. shooting unfolded
• 3rd try at guide for Va. teachers
• A portrait of change in Md. halls of power
• Ashli Babbitt’s mother is arrested
• For LGBTQ spaces, being safe takes on new urgency
• Professor’s firing over image of prophet Muhammad ignites academic storm
• The faith leaders and followers who may qualify as Christian nationalis­ts
• 6-year-old boy shoots teacher, police say
• For first time all year, high mark dips below 60s
• Fines, fees won’t stop license renewal
• The drool on the Hill
• What Questlove shares with the enslaved Africans of ‘Descendant’
• Her fiance wants a big family, but she says maybe two kids — max
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• Cooling-off period
• Another arrest hanging over Davis’s fight in D.C.
• Wizards stumble from start, stay behind
• L.A. cuts ties with Bauer as his 194-game ban ends
• Djokovic, Medvedev set up semifinal match
• Randle’s big night helps New York win its first game in Toronto since 2015
• Kilmer to attend Jurgensen’s big day
• Winnipeg’s Connor sets franchise record with his 41st game-winning goal
• Cadets overpower Stags, avenge earlier setback
• Hobbled Huskies have game shelved

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