The Washington Post - 2023-03-01

• Massacre at the edge of peace
• GOP seizes on ‘lab leak’ shift as it expands covid probes
• Justices skeptical of loan amnesty
• For CPAC chief, woes beyond sex assault suit
• Faith leaders fight for their trans children at Mo. Capitol
• Biden officials warn against lapse of spy law
• CORRECTION­S
• Regulator urges railroads to improve use of safety detectors
• Rep. Joaquin Castro has cancer surgery
• Gender-treatment ban for minors takes effect
• Man held in 3 officers’ deaths found dead
• Mccarthy defends granting Carlson access to Jan. 6 video
• Chicago mayoral election heads to runoff; Lightfoot loses bid for second term
• Grants awarded for areas cut off by old transit projects
• Journalist jailed under ‘disinforma­tion’ law
• Protester killed as marches continue
• 29 killed, at least 85 hurt in train collision
• Italian police arrest 3 in deadly migrant boat wreck:
• Colombia’s Viva Air grounds flights, stranding thousands:
• An urgent mission in Taiwan
• China, claiming neutrality on Ukraine, hosts a Putin ally
• Jewish settlers, emboldened by far right, fan divisions
• Mexico’s president shares a supposed photo of a mystical elf on Twitter
• Hong Kong ends its coronaviru­s mask mandate, one of the world’s last
• Poor U.S. planning in Afghanista­n helped Taliban take over, report says
• Congress presses Pentagon on reluctance to give F-16s
• Russia tightens security, halts flights after drone activity
• Phones, laptops and TVS are (mostly) defying inflation
• Windows 11 update brings Bing’s buzzy new chatbot to the desktop
• Consumer confidence slipped in February
• Nissan recalls SUVS over engine shut-off
• Former FTX executive pleads guilty to fraud
• ALSO I N BUSINESS U.S. home prices
• Canada is latest to ban Tiktok on government phones
• FDA moves to restrict imports of ‘tranq,’ animal sedative tied to overdoses
• Biden nominates longtime pro-worker advocate to lead Labor Department
• For some folks, a credit card balance transfer is a bad idea for paying off debt
• Our democracy needs a lot of repairs — beginning with a bigger House
• Congress still needs to prevent the next shortage of baby formula
• An uncompetit­ive defense industry puts the nation at risk
• Ease interest rate hikes
• Close Guantánamo for good
• How to decrease D.C. crime
• Delaying the inevitable
• Resolving difference­s
• CORRECTION
• This is what election protests are really about
• God bless the pitch clock. And pizza-box bases.
• Chinese aid for Russia is a red line Biden must enforce
• Why is Biden resurrecti­ng Trump-era border rules?
• Found in the mud of Vietnam, relic garners family’s gratitude
• Single D.C. mother talks parenting obstacles during ‘juvenile crime emergency’
• Metro to spend $55 million on wheel repairs after NTSB report
• Bill puts limit on rent hikes
• Moore’s nominee for panel withdraws
• Case over school damage is dropped
• Norwegian official convicted of spying for Soviet Union
• Actor won acclaim in ‘Away From Her’
• Look toward late March for peak cherry bloom
• Question that did in ‘Dilbert’ cartoonist has a heavy past
• At Capital One Arena, SZA creates waves of reflection
• ‘Your Driver is Waiting’ hails from a classic 1970s movie
• Politicall­y based affinity group is insular, dysfunctio­nal. Should I jump ship?
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• What to do when a fellow diner is rude to a server? Don’t take it sitting down.
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Caps trade pair of vets, add young blue-liner
• Maneuver could help Payne stay long term
• At Alabama, a 21st-century scandal minus accountabi­lity
• Terps are stuck on the road
• The NFL has a raging Snyder headache. It deserves to feel the pain.
• Green Bay is in limbo amid Rodgers’s uncertaint­y
• Nadal will not compete at Indian Wells, Miami
• Without James, Los Angeles can’t hang with Morant, Memphis
• Bryant settles photos dispute
• Saudi-backed LIV Golf struggled to attract viewers in TV debut
• Dodgers’ Lux ruled out for season after tearing ligaments in his right knee
• Maryland senior guard Miller is a unanimous first-team all-big Ten selection
• Churchill earns a Montgomery sweep
• GIRLS’ TOP 20
• BOYS’ TOP 20
• This time, Pumas get the upper hand on Raiders
• An oniony pasta with millions of online fans
• Got the winter blahs? A meal with the bright, sunny taste of mango is a cure.
• Make the most of leftover chicken with a warm and nourishing chili
• Spice-rubbed Roasted Salmon Salad With Mango Vinaigrett­e
• Crisp, salty, sweet, sour and spicy, shiitake larb is mushroom magic
• Beet and Arugula Salad With Spiced Yogurt
• The best way to freeze soup; how to keep fish’s breading from falling off
• WINE RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• These cocktails offer a delicious spectacle of coffee, liquor and flame

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