The Washington Post - 2023-03-16

• MAGA campus planned steps from the Capitol
• GOP split on Ukraine shows Reagan’s fading allure
• Credit Suisse adds to jitters
• Pentagon rejects Kremlin’s air claims
• On abortion pill, judge seems open to reversal
• Conservati­onists keep enslaver’s name
• CORRECTION­S
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• A killer fungus has spread in Africa, driving more amphibians to extinction
• Garcetti confirmed as ambassador to India
• 1 hiker dead, 1 missing after canyon floods
• Man pleads guilty in Whitmer kidnap plot
• Biden takes heat for border rules, but illegal crossings are down
• Abortion pill case has broader implicatio­ns, experts say
• Tex. agency to take over Houston school district
• Report: Maternal mortality saw steep rise in 2021
• Wellesley College students vote to admit transgende­r men, nonbinary people
• Researcher­s demand pope name bishops investigat­ed in sex abuse cases
• ‘Barbed-wire curtain’ running through Europe keeps expanding
• U.N.: Gangs rampant despite help for police
• Colombian coal mine blast kills 11:
• President floats fentanyl ban
• North Korea fires long-range rocket on eve of Japan-south Korea summit
• More clashes near home of Pakistan’s ex-premier
• City of Light … and Trash? Strike leaves Paris stinking.
• Apple at forefront with behind-the-scenes ‘Clean Energy Charging’ for iphones
• Nevada considers allowing water limits for single-family homes in Las Vegas
• Meta starts second round of mass layoffs
• ALSO I N BUSINESS
• Kellogg snack spinoff to be called Kellanova
• Former Wells Fargo executive pleads guilty
• Vow by Nike and Puma not to use kangaroo skin leaves most Aussies puzzled
• Enticed by new gadget? Keep our golden rule in mind before buying.
• EPA rule aims to cut pollution crossing state lines
• Regulators approve freight rail merger that will link U.S., Canada, Mexico
• Covid’s impact highlighte­d at aviation safety summit
• Mich. Senate repeals right-to-work law
• Russia’s population crisis is making Putin more dangerous
• Socialism is in retreat in the Democratic Party
• I helped revise the D.C. criminal code. Biden and Bowser are wrong.
• Why get hooked on phonics?
• 10 Saudi judges charged with treason
• Republican­s enable voter fraud in the name of fighting it
• In the Silicon Valley Bank debacle, greed and fear ruled, not the rules
• Lawmakers would do well to meet these moms and dads
• Stanford brats have a tantrum. Insert eye roll.
• CORRECTION­S
• Credit Suisse can’t be fixed. Break it up — now.
• Biden administra­tion wants Tiktok’s Chinese owners to divest from app
• D.C. shooting claims a family’s American Dream
• USC buys building to house D.C. campus
• Schools report lays out hurdles
• House GOP plans D.C. oversight hearing
• As Norfolk weighs storm plan, Black residents want more say
• Va. teen’s project uses AI to analyze who gets humanized in crime coverage
• Elrich pitches tax hike to cover schools’ needs
• Alsobrooks juggles obligation­s, hopes in $5.4B Prince George’s budget plan
• Need your blood pressure checked? Head to a fire station and get the 411 on it.
• 3 killed in crash on Rock Creek Parkway
• 2 wounded in shooting at apartment complex
• Member of White Rose anti-nazi resistance
• Mexico’s legendary literary journalist still has questions
• Media that speaks to teen girls
• Ballerinas’ pointe of no return
• Was Hugh Grant being rude or just British in red-carpet interview at Oscars?
• Pandemic-hit small-business owner is overwhelme­d by donation requests
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• When it comes to people who refuse to be thanked, avoid the natural reaction
• Nephew’s widow adds to family’s grief
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Caps climb off the deck and rally in the shootout
• Rodgers joining the Jets? What could go wrong?
• Morant is suspended eight games by the NBA
• With Terps, Young finally gets chance to dance
• ‘My life flipped’
• Tiafoe into semifinals at BNP Paribas Open
• Rodgers’s ‘intention’ is to join the Jets, but no deal is done with Green Bay
• From Cinderella stars to hometown heroes, the local ties run deep this March
• Knights seize lead and never look back in First Four rout
• Diamond Sports, the owner of TV rights for 42 teams, files for bankruptcy
• Nationals’ Downs, a once-heralded prospect, focuses on what he can control
• Houston, last in the West, slows shorthande­d Los Angeles’s postseason push
• Mackinnon shows off his skills to give Colorado a road victory over Toronto
• Real smothers Liverpool’s comeback hopes and moves to the quarterfin­als
• St. John’s reclaims spot at the top as challenger­s await in a competitiv­e field
• For St. Stephen’s/st. Agnes, the mission is to reload and repeat in the ISL
• U.S. men’s national team training camp roster
• It’s best to replace damaged composite deck boards
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