The Washington Post - 2023-01-13

• A snowless winter closes ski resorts across Europe
• At trial, Proud Boys cast as Jan. 6 riot’s leaders
• Inflation slowed further at year-end
• CLASSIFIED DATA AT OLD OFFICE, HOME
• Special counsel to probe Biden papers
• CORRECTION­S
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• Ex-governor appointed to replace Nebraska’s Sasse in Senate
• ‘It’s fast and furious’: GOP committee chairs face learning curve
• House adopts stricter dress code for women
• It’s a drone, or maybe a bag, but it’s not an alien
• Storms slam South, killing at least 7 people
• Papers could muddy efforts to blast Trump
• First lady Biden is treated for skin cancer. Here are facts about the disease.
• Justice Dept. wins $31M from Calif. bank in its largest redlining settlement
• Princeton student builds app to detect essays written by a popular AI bot
• 3 Palestinia­ns killed by Israeli soldiers
• Foreign ministers may meet in February
• Police remove protesters in German village:
• Royal family members appear in public again
• Eight granted bail on child traffickin­g charges in Zambia:
• Warming oceans break heat record for fourth year in a row, researcher­s say
• Poland urges allies to also send modern tanks
• Florida holds a strange, swampy allure for ousted foreign leaders
• Democrats aim to void Bolsonaro visa to U.S.
• Japan’s Kishida hopes White House visit will give him needed political boost
• UAE appoints oil executive to lead U.N. climate conference, sparking outrage
• As Himalayan town sinks, its residents are left to crack the ecological costs
• Iran’s economic troubles are adding fuel to the protests
• Britain calls for halt to execution of former Iranian official, a dual national
• Activist investor fights for Disney board seat
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Crypto lenders morph into miners
• An industry group says China’s
• A laborer works
• Asia’s historic — and dangerous — moment
• Could Jordan be the adult in the room for a rowdy GOP?
• A menacing Russia and China pull Japan out of its past
• Focus on a cure, not a delay
• The IRS has problems
• Help patients eat better
• China’s ‘open doors’
• A danger on the W&OD trail
• Make the NFL safe again
• Migrants deserve dignity
• Mr. Garland’s job just got a lot harder
• This new House ‘Church committee’ appears more like an exercise in revenge
• There’s too much hot air in debate over gas stoves
• The GOP accidental­ly admits the obvious
• Biden’s and Trump’s cases differ. But we still need to know more.
• Flight crews are along for bumpy ride
• Teen arrested in fatal carjacking in Largo
• 2 men shot, 1 fatally, in Southwest
• Hospital, U-MD. medical system discrimina­ted against trans man, judge says
• Real estate mogul helped build landmark sites and aided Jewish causes
• Reagan attorney went into cannabis business
• Good dogs in Alaska town sit, wait for a bus and take themselves for a walk
• For some, Noma was work of a lifetime
• How does a creature get to be called a ‘pest’?
• Her manager leans heavily on her. Is there a good way for her to push back?
• In ‘M3GAN,’ the horror movie about an AI companion doll, the eyes have it
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Dance mom oversteps her bounds by crashing the locker room after class
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• In Big Ten clash, Terps’ late push comes up short
• Fifty years ago, an unlikely team achieved perfection. No one has matched it.
• For Rivera, run-first offense is first choice
• The NFL’S breathtaki­ng violence: A whale of a hit, on every play
• Atlanta selected to host potential AFC title game
• Warren leaves Big Ten to be Bears president
• Propelled by late surge, No. 13 Hokies overtake Cardinals
• Seattle ties club mark, deals Boston rare home loss
• Eager athletes finally off and running
• Bulldogs take a major step with upset
• Kuzma is all dolled up in pink sweater
• No Durant, no Brown, and Boston pulls away
• Elvis’ Birthday Fight Club
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday
• ‘Rupaul’s Drag Race’ watch parties
• Metropolit­an Washington Winter Restaurant Week
• Plan Ahead
• The Wailers, blues and more concerts to catch
• Techno movement uses music to fuel ‘Black fire’
• The wonders of the White City of India
• Opening next week
• New movies available online
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