The Washington Post - 2023-03-14

• Sounding the retreat
• Losses, pessimism grow in Ukraine armed forces
• Financial system jitters persist after bank rescue
• Growing fallout from internal probe of violent crime squad
• In challenge to China, Biden touts submarine deal
• President’s aid decision haunted by 2008 crisis
• Rise in infant deaths hits Black families hardest, study finds
• FBI: Hate crimes in the U.S. rose in 2021 to their highest level
• Mcconnell released from hospital
• FBI: 50 stolen artifacts returned to museums
• 10 more charged in food-program fraud
• Trump claims that the violence he inspired on Jan. 6 was Pence’s fault
• Experts: Prosecutin­g Trump for Stormy Daniels money may include hurdles
• Life sentence for driver who killed 8 on bike path in 2017
• Some men with prostate cancer can delay harsh treatments, study finds
• Another powerful storm system intensifie­s threat of flooding for California
• GOP tells Mccormick it will rally around him if he runs for Senate in Pa.
• ‘Self-reliance’ is watchword as Xi adjourns party meeting
• 22,000 protesters pardoned, leader says
• Cyclone Freddy leaves more than 100 dead
• U.N.: Aid was too slow; quake toll keeps rising
• Activists call slow response ‘deadly’ in capsizing off Libya:
• Thousands of U.K. doctors strike:
• Blinken to visit Ethiopia as progress under Tigray peace agreement slows
• Soccer legend is reinstated at BBC after clash over his immigratio­n tweet
• Saudi Arabia launches new state-owned airline, entering a crowded field
• Pfizer seeks another ‘moonshot’ in cancer deal with Seagen
• Meta’s latest round of layoffs is expected to center on recruiting division
• Bitcoin jumps nearly 16% in one-day rally
• Caterpilla­r union approves new contract
• Consumers show less concern over inflation
• Porsche said it expects returns
• HSBC agrees to acquire U.K. subsidiary of California lender for just over $1
• We’re thinking about food ‘waste’ all wrong
• Bring back the budget process. It’s boring, but it works.
• Putin is planning a Soviet-style punishment for his critics
• Many banks are ‘too big to fail.’ That’s the new reality.
• Protecting public health
• A win for the dream of a free Russia
• Put South Korea in the G-7
• Climate change is not a plot
• Our clocks aren’t broken
• Fairfax supervisor­s’ raise
• Representa­tion in Hollywood, at last, is more than just a dream
• ‘Women Talking’ is the escapist film the world needs
• If even flaky banks get saved, regulators have more to do
• The Valley’s absurd charade
• The vendor eating thousands in fines to hawk $8 chicken
• Officials seek help as pandemic assistance runs out
• He took on $60 traffic ticket with $600-an-hour attorney
• Warrant issued for ex-aide to Hogan
• State’s HBCUS race to erect and fix buildings as enrollment­s set records
• After experienci­ng totalitari­anism, architect built airy, open civic spaces
• A week from peak blossom bloom
• Another Oscar night with the chosen few
• EEAAO isn’t for everyone. That’s okay.
• A dose of demure lifts the Oscars
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Best by a long shot
• Shiffrin finds history ‘liberating,’ but chase never ends
• Powerlifti­ng’s gender policy battle could be a bellwether
• Offensive line revamp begins for Washington
• Contract came at ideal time for Capitals’ van Riemsdyk
• Ex-texas coach Beard will lead Mississipp­i
• Thanks to a fast start, Detroit secures its first victory in more than a month
• Disgraced ace Bauer signs with team in Japan
• Tuch leads Buffalo rally with two goals in third
• 49ers bring in Hargrave, grab Darnold for depth
• Quakers finish strong as other top teams stumble
• As champions ascend, Sidwell Friends reigns
• St. Andrew’s standout prevails at national meet
• Why we’re already losing our memories of the pandemic
• I survived cancer, and that’s enough to help others
• Scientists study giant snake that can make babies without a mate
• Scientists name fungus-fighting compound after Keanu Reeves for its impressive assassin skills
• Moose’s voracious appetites may dramatical­ly reduce amount of carbon stored in some forests
• Worldwide genetic data links age of first period to some heart-related problems, researcher­s say
• Acute malnutriti­on in pregnant women shot up in 12 nations hit by rising food prices, U.N. says
• 20 percent
• If I’m allergic to nuts, what other foods should I eat that have similar benefits?
• 10 strategies to build your anxiety tool kit. They’ll give you some valuable relief.

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