The Washington Post - 2023-01-20

• In a teaching crisis, students turn to their own devices
• CIA chief, Zelensky meet about next steps
• Actions begin to ward off default
• High court cannot find source of Dobbs leak
• Baldwin, set armorer to be charged in film shooting
• West’s push to arm Ukraine reflects new urgency
• Refugee program calls on U.S. citizen groups
• Judge orders Boeing to be arraigned on felony
• Border wall section to be lower in height
• Harvard reinstitut­es fellowship offer
• Spying case against police officer dropped
• CORRECTION­S
• Earth’s temperatur­es could near danger point with likely return of El Niño
• Presidenti­al records rules are clear, but oversight is not
• Florida rejects AP Black history class, arguing it ‘lacks educationa­l value’
• FDA declines to give accelerate­d approval to Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug
• In Mich. politics, women are rising — and weighing Senate runs
• France, Spain sign friendship agreement
• U.K. investigat­es missing couple, baby
• E.U. approves measures against Iran
• 15 killed in fire at military base:
• Netanyahu finding it difficult to control his own government
• U.S. defense chief visits Berlin as Germany adds strings to tank deliveries
• Responses to terrorism, covid defined Ardern’s tenure
• A top European Union official urged Tiktok
• Lunar New Year travel is looking lackluster
• Benefits applicatio­ns fall unexpected­ly
• Japan recorded a record-high trade deficit
• ALSO I N BUSINESS FTX’S controvers­ial FTT token
• Hug an election denier
• Davos was gloomy, but I’m still optimistic
• Tom Brady, don’t quit!
• Shorting long covid
• Much ado about second place
• Bad optics and bad programs
• The Don’t Show-me State
• Office workers aren’t fully coming back. Smart cities are transformi­ng downtown.
• As recession looms (maybe), states sabotage their own finances
• Xi’s volatility is a sign of rising pressure
• Kavanaugh is owed a debt of gratitude
• Moore made history by being elected. Now, he must govern.
• Moore frees $69 million for Democrats’ priorities
• 1 dead, 1 injured after crash in Pr. George’s
• No charges for officer who shot teen driver
• Man found guilty in 2021 beating death
• Man fatally stabbed near Dupont Circle
• Navy reservist convicted in firearm silencers case
• Montgomery County launches its ‘largest-ever’ affordable housing project
• Bill aims for timely award notice by schools
• At Wes Moore’s inaugural ball, no one danced harder than Black women
• Celebrated 1940s Lindy Hop dancer twirled, twisted well into her 90s
• Edgar Allan Poe’s bright military career met dreary end
• New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern is role model for governing, mothering
• A failing academic seeks new optimism
• Kids book made using AI sparks backlash
• MOVIES IN WEEKEND
• CNN to air this spring’s Mark Twain Prize, taking over broadcast from PBS
• Cecilia Vega exits ABC for CBS, ‘60 Minutes’
• My parents, grandparen­ts disapprove of how my partner practices our religion
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• A slow-talking husband is bothered when his wife finishes his sentences
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• The heartbeat of Philly
• Young is top Stag this time as Terps get revenge
• Sellers, No. 11 Terrapins make hay with fast start
• Caps open road trip with a rout in Arizona
• HBCUS need help, but Reed can’t be their only savior
• Maryland coordinato­r Enos goes to Arkansas
• For Tatum and Boston, it’s a bit of revenge
• In WNBA, big names could be on the move
• Nats could help young team grow by signing a veteran catcher
• Chicago manages rarity: Victory in Philadelph­ia
• Nadal expected out 6-8 weeks
• Notre Dame’s Brey is set to step down after season
• Top-ranked Gamecocks roll to 25th straight win
• Henderson leads Korda by one in LPGA’S opener
• Mindful Drinking Fest
• Lunar New Year
• Alexandria Restaurant Week
• American Opera Initiative
• Fire & Ice at the Wharf
• Feb. 2 Phillips After 5: ‘I Heart Art’
• Feb. 5 ‘Living the Dream … Singing the Dream’
• Feb. 10-April 2 ‘The High Ground’
• Feb. 10 Love Thy Beer
• Melanated Punk tour, Detroit rap and more live music to catch
• Family dramedy just skims the surface
• Grounded drama about emotional abuse is oversold as a thriller
• Lively documentar­y honors two sometimes-prickly wordsmiths
• Widow discovers husband’s double life in a moving story of grief

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