The Washington Post - 2023-01-11

• Brazilian judge orders arrest of security officials
• California once wished for rain. Now floods devastate its towns.
• Biden calls files a surprise
• Ukrainian soldiers will train in U.S.
• GOP vows sweeping probe with new panel
• Republican­s revive rule that puts feds at risk
• What happens when teachers say enough is enough?
• CORRECTION­S
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• With Feinstein’s future in question, fight for her Senate seat takes shape
• Coronaviru­s vaccine mandate in ranks ends
• Retired priest gets 5 years for child porn
• Trump financial officer Allen Weisselber­g sentenced to five months in jail
• Biden administra­tion blueprint seeks to end emissions from transporta­tion
• Fossil fuel critic, Interior veteran will lead key offshore oil agency for Biden
• DNA reveals African roots of ancestors in S.C. gravesite
• Leaders agree to cooperate on immigratio­n controls
• 2022 was Earth’s fifth-hottest year on record, European researcher­s find
• Royals keep mum after Harry’s explosive memoir arrives
• Peru sets curfew in response to deadly protests:
• Vice president says she was target of bomb
• Tigray forces begin handing over weapons
• President seeks to ease political tensions
• Mexican students jailed for planting trees:
• Nicaraguan bishop to stand trial on conspiracy charge:
• Russian officials reveal huge deficit, launch anti-gay case
• Released from detention, Brasília riot detainees remain true to their cause
• Companies shift to more in-office time
• Financial Adulting 101: What is FICA, and why is it raiding my paycheck?
• FAA plans new safety rules for small airlines
• Fedex again cuts back its Sunday service
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• IRS succeeds in whittling down backlog of tax returns, advocate reports
• NYC health facilities divert some patients, staff as nurses continue strike
• Taiwan is finally beefing up its defenses. Will it be too little, too late?
• The Brazil protest could end up giving Lula a boost
• Without Walt Cunningham, there would be no moon landing
• What Americans lost
• The Patuxent River is dying
• Another way to cut deficits
• For the nation’s health, it’s time to break up the FDA
• Weighing in on the baby formula shortage and food safety
• Don’t cut aid to Ukraine, Mr. Speaker
• The GOP can’t pin a debt ceiling blowup on Democrats
• Biden’s border shift yields to the obvious
• Will party unity ruin Congress?
• Education Dept. unveils proposed overhaul of loan repayment plan
• Lawyers clash in Trump case
• Maryland Democrats have long to-do list
• Abortion, taxes top of mind at Va. Capitol
• Democrat holds small lead in Va. Senate race
• A model battleship moves on wheels as Navy plans new flagship museum
• Thou Shalt Not Kill campaign meets numbness of so many killings
• ‘Baked Alaska’ sentenced to 60 days for illegally parading through Capitol
• Trial begins for man seen in Pelosi’s office
• Police chief stands by not naming man in shooting
• Hiring check missed deputy’s red flags
• Silver Spring educator is honored in the ‘Oscars of teaching’
• Calvert County board apologizes for surprise water bills
• Nun propelled fights for accountabi­lity and social justice in corporate world
• Harry fills pages with juicy bits, resentment
• Stand-up as a barometer for climate change
• Using the term ‘baby mama’ may feel uncomforta­ble. There are workaround­s.
• Joel Kim Booster,
• Kristen Sivills,
• Nate Bargatz,
• Michelle Wolf,
• Couple is committed to each other but haven’t had sex in more than 20 years
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Brazilians march to support democracy after riot in capital
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Planting an Olympic flag
• Turner fired after three underwhelm­ing seasons
• Bennett is moving on. Georgia is here to stay.
• Whirlwind saga lands Correa back with Twins
• Discrimina­tion suit adds to scrutiny of NFL hiring
• Shiffrin, feeling ill, can’t surpass Vonn
• Vander Plas and Cavs control second half to top Tar Heels
• Butler, Miami break free throw record in tight victory over Oklahoma City
• A first or not, third straight title would make Bulldogs a rare breed
• Ravens give Smith a record extension
• Malkin scores twice as Pittsburgh roars back from deficit to beat Vancouver
• South Lakes wins big East Coast meet
• No. 1 Eagles stay perfect with blowout
• How to make butter even better? Brown it.
• In this cookbook, salt inspires ‘wonder’
• For delicious, healthful meals, I’m looking beyond the Mediterran­ean
• Comfort food with Persian flavors
• The freezer is no friend to spices
• A hearty hotdish inspired by pizza
• Baking with a creepy twist isn’t just for Halloween
• Four ways to have more fun drinking wine this year
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