The Washington Post - 2023-01-24

• In Monterey Park, a night of dance, then gunfire
• Ex-tenant: Gunman had ‘a lot of vendettas’
• EX-FBI official in oligarch scandal
• FDA’S new covid plan: One shot, each fall
• 4 additional Oath Keepers convicted in sedition case
• China wants babies. Women want choices.
• Family lawyer: Memphis man was ‘human piñata’ for police
• Jeffries taps Schiff, Swalwell for panel despite Mccarthy threat
• 2 students killed, adult hurt in school shooting
• Bowling Green settles suit over hazing death
• Ex-priest sentenced on child porn charges
• CORRECTION­S
• Early rift over immigratio­n exposes House GOP’S tough path to consensus
• Final report of Ga. grand jury investigat­ing Trump may be released soon
• Gallego announces plans to challenge Sinema for Arizona U.S. Senate seat
• Florida Democrats are in a ‘state of suspended animation’ over the future
• Supreme Court returns to bench to issue opinions, albeit slowly
• New study says spin of Earth’s superheate­d inner core seems to be slowing
• Cemetery in Mexico for U.S. ‘invaders’ points to a complicate­d history
• Government resigns amid power struggle
• Judge resumes probe into deadly port blast
• Burkina Faso wants French troops out:
• Erdogan again warns Sweden concerning NATO bid:
• Raid by suspected Islamists kills about 20 people in Congo:
• Turbans or helmets? Indian army plan revives debate over Sikh headgear.
• Poland hopeful of reexportin­g tanks to Ukraine
• Germany charges 5 in plot to kidnap minister
• Is ‘Dry January’ finally being toasted in France? The answer is still: Non.
• British prime minister finds ‘Tory sleaze’ story won’t fade
• Study: Remote work saves 72 minutes daily
• Holmes: Claim of plan to flee is ‘baseless’
• ‘Indefinite pause’ for talking M&MS
• European Central Bank
• As inflation cools, the Fed must choose: Stay on the gas or tap the brakes
• Supreme Court seeks Biden administra­tion’s views on social media case
• Attacks on U.S. Jews and gays accelerate as hate speech grows on Twitter
• George Santos’s denial was a real drag
• A lot of us are ‘nepo’ babies, and we shouldn’t forget it
• Will this two-faced month never end?
• About the National Merit issue
• How to dole out justice to Mr. Putin
• The terrifying sight of a tank
• The U.S. is failing ag research
• Mr. Crosby’s voice
• Adults behaving badly
• Jury duty, again. And again.
• Regrets? Mr. Biden should have a few over mishandled files.
• The new face of ‘the personal is political’
• Does Dobbs violate the Constituti­on?
• We already know how to prevent mass killings
• Companies could make naloxone easier to get. Why won’t they?
• Teen admits to wounding NFL player, killing youth
• Pentagon awards Howard $90M
• Deserted cars may be driving a type of racism
• In Va., Rappahanno­ck tribe reclaims big parcel of its ancestral homeland
• Teen arrested in Metro station fatal shooting
• Second teen charged in Largo carjacking
• Ravens donate to help renovate West Baltimore’s Hilton Recreation Center
• White South African boxing champion defied some laws of apartheid era
• Future’s comin’ out strong on tour
• History from a Palestinia­n point of view
• Dark musical comedy is a thrill ride
• The odds of Predictit surviving?
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Kids help research scientists by taking part in medical trials
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Hachimura heads west
• What will Hall of Fame voters make of Beltrán?
• Wizards get three draft picks, Nunn from Lakers for 2019 lottery selection
• Dungy shows the regressive and intolerant worst in sports
• With this shallow draft class, quarterbac­k crisis may deepen
• Angels owner Moreno is not selling after all
• Zibanejad, red-hot New York extend dominance of Florida
• Wizards’ Porzingis is week-to-week with sprained ankle
• Hokies hold off Blue Devils to end their seven-game skid
• Boston’s winning streak ends with another loss to Orlando
• Americans Shelton, Paul join Korda in quarterfin­als
• Shabach Christian is making a splash
• BOYS’ TOP 20
• GIRLS’ TOP 20
• Players of the week
• An easy diet fix to lose weight, lower risks
• How friendship­s can boost your wellness
• Tiny smoke particles from human-caused fires are linked to 20,000 premature deaths in 2018
• Warming waters of New England see a drop in microscopi­c organisms vital to ocean food chain
• Seeking to solve ‘fairy circles’ mystery
• Dolphins must ‘shout’ to each other because of noisy waters
• Dealing with chronic constipati­on
• Concern grows over the packaging, marketing of flavored cannabis that may attract children
• Community gardening may actually cultivate better fitness as well as crops, research shows
• BIG NUMBER
• Why you may want to try 2-minute exercise bursts
• Newsletter Signup
• This scientist uses drones and algorithms to save whales — and the rest of the ocean
• In an ancient reindeer forest, one woman has found a way to slow climate change
• With forests in peril, she’s on a mission to save ‘mother trees’
• In a New Orleans ward ravaged by climate change, leaders nurture the next generation
• His family fished for generation­s. Now he’s hauling plastic out of the sea.
• A Black family farm is fighting racism in agricultur­e and climate change
• 20s: Adulting awaits
• 30s: Make it count
• How will a divorce affect my finances?
• I want to invest, and not just for retirement. Where should I put my money?
• 40s: Time to get serious
• When is the right time to talk to my aging parents about their finances?
• I’m still renting. Is that so bad?
• Do I really need all that money in an emergency fund?
• My credit is a mess. What can I do?
• When to meet with a financial planner
• Retirement is just around the corner. Here’s the best way to play catch-up.
• I’m in my mid-50s and don’t have much saved. Can I afford to retire?
• Be prepared in case you end up needing long-term care
• 50s: Still time to catch up
• No will yet? Then get that done. Now!
• You’re old enough to tap your 401(k) without penalty. Should you do it?
• Don’t forget to sign up for Medicare options
• I’ve never owned a home. Is it too late?
• How can I keep up with health-care costs as I get older?
• Should you help your grandchild­ren pay for college?
• Should I try to pay off my mortgage before I retire?
• Should I be readjustin­g my retirement plan?
• You’ve hit 62. When should you take Social Security?
• You’re reaching full retirement age for Social Security. Now what?
• It’s time to talk finances with your children
• I’ve been a saver all my life. How do I switch to spending?
• Got money in a retirement account? What you need to know as you hit 73.
• Should I get a reverse mortgage?
• How do you decide what to leave your heirs in your will?
• Do I still need term life insurance?
• Is it too late for me to get long-term care insurance?
• Social Security benefits max out at 70. What are you waiting for?
• I’m single, and I have no kids: What if I need someone to care for me or my money?
• If it’s getting hard to live on your own, think about sharing space with relatives
• Does it make sense to put your adult children on the deed to your home?
• 80s: Your financial legacy
• Is a retirement community the right fit for you?
• What’s your financial legacy?
• The moon beckons once again, and this time NASA wants to stay
• The many, many reasons space travel is bad for the human body
• Dodging debris
• Earth’s hottest new destinatio­n: How to travel to space
• Spent rocket stages
• Working satellites
• Defunct satellites
• A woman on the moon: How has one small step taken so long?
• Inside the NASA and Spacex moon rockets
• Divergent approach to engine design
• How science fiction put some of our brightest eyes on the stars
• Lunar relations: A look into the U.S. quest for exploratio­n and coalition

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