The Washington Post - 2023-01-12

• Grim view of China’s covid toll
• Antiaborti­on movement split over punishing takers of pill
• FAA flaw stopped thousands of flights
• Subpoena reveals a wider net in Jan. 6 probe
• ‘This kid’s a baby’: The tragedy of a child shooter
• Rules tightened for high-speed chases
• Governor targets critical race theory
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• Supreme Court: N.Y. gun law may be enforced while challenges continue
• What Fla. tells us about the future of U.S. politics
• House Republican­s approve two antiaborti­on measures
• Attacker wounds 6 at Paris train station
• Trove of hidden Jewish objects found in Poland:
• 2 Palestinia­ns killed in West Bank violence
• Law bans prolonged strikes by doctors
• Greece’s former king to be buried as private citizen:
• Blast in central Kabul kills at least 5 outside Afghanista­n’s Foreign Ministry
• Biden and López Obrador forge ahead in difficult but critical relationsh­ip
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Microsoft to allow unlimited time off
• Ford, Kia EVS win vehicles of the year
• Goldman Sachs to slash up to 3,200 jobs in the latest round of mass layoffs
• Santos faces calls to resign from other N.Y. Republican­s
• No, it’s not inevitable kids will see porn online
• Does ‘get out the vote’ mean get out the partisans?
• U.S. cities are failing the remote-work revolution
• California flooding has been worse — and likely will be again
• Is America Christian? Maybe.
• How both sides can win in the FTC’S antitrust case against Microsoft
• Jan. 6 rioters’ light sentences
• Too good to be true usually is
• When a regulator is too close to the regulated
• What the House GOP rebels got right
• If Trump’s classified document mishandlin­g was ‘irresponsi­ble,’ so is Biden’s
• A Delaware court’s choice: Justice or journalism
• In annual address, Youngkin doubles down on criticism but says he can bring Virginia out of darkness
• 6-year-olds should have access to toys, not guns
• Stepson arrested in man’s fatal stabbing
• Suspect killed, deputy wounded in gunfire
• Kevin Adams concedes Senate race to opponent Aaron Rouse
• Man and two children, ages 6 and 9, shot exiting Metro bus in Northwest
• Prosecutor­s drop charges against local activist
• Gained social media fame as partner in pro-trump duo Diamond and Silk
• Disparitie­s remain despite drop in Baltimore HIV cases
• Jerrod, jokes, joy as Golden Globes return to prime time
• In ‘How to Sell,’ the house is alive with parents’ old dolls, puppets
• In-n-out, the burger darling of the West, looks to the East
• GOLDEN GLOBE WINNERS
• Kids want to clean out and cash in on home, but old toys have a different plan
• Scandal involving World Cup player’s mom highlights problem of nightmare sports parents
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• O Christmas tree, how tasty are your branches (for some)
• Damar Hamlin’s injury raises issues on other football dangers
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• A father-to-be feels hurt after being nudged out of prenatal appointmen­ts
• These forest lizards changed to survive in city landscapes
• Kuzma in the clutch
• Caps look a step slow, suffer rare road loss
• In Year 2, Sellers breaks out of her shell
• NFL hiring is under scrutiny. Do the owners really care?
• White’s slap shows what we’re willing to tolerate
• Hamlin discharged from Buffalo hospital
• Crimson Tide again looks as if it is the team to beat
• Knee injury sidelines U.S. standout Pulisic
• Crimson Tide prevails in SEC battle
• Marner strikes late, lifts Toronto over Nashville
• Brown and Boston stay on roll, top New Orleans
• The best way to repair bathroom tile: Rip it out and start fresh
• Mayo, bread and other unexpected pantry items you can use for cleaning
• Creating a small-space home gym — in just a few square feet
• 12 declutteri­ng and cleaning resolution­s that anybody can keep
• Profession­al organizers offer tips for getting your house in order
• Kalorama house was built for an ambassador
• $3,995,000
• Vista townhouses come to South Lake in Bowie
• My daughter has received yet another diagnosis. How do I cope?
• Easing morning routines, transition­ing to toddler beds and more
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• Balance. Harmony. Beauty.
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