The Washington Post - 2023-03-18

• A different battle in Ukraine: Evacuating the stubborn
• Missed signals in bank failure
• Xi to visit Russia in show of support
• Proud Boys defense puts on a show at Jan. 6 trial
• Decision in Trump case looms over Manhattan DA
• Reality hinders Biden plan to make government a ‘model employer’
• San Quentin to be made rehab center
• Court reinstates suit challengin­g voting law
• CORRECTION­S
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• For Asian Americans, thrill of Oscars wins offset by rising hate crimes
• Hunter Biden sues laptop repair shop owner, claiming invasion of privacy
• Chauvin, officer who killed George Floyd, pleads guilty in tax evasion case
• Pressure mounts on Macron after unrest
• Journalist­s, 2 others jailed for dissent
• Jamaica to increase minimum wage by 44 percent:
• Discarded explosives in South Sudan kill at least 10:
• Turkey backs Finland for NATO membership, but snubs Sweden
• Trump makes first posts on Facebook, Youtube after being reinstated
• Coinbase explores venue overseas
• Job cuts for HR staff are rising in tech
• ALSO I N BUSINESS Grubhub, Postmates and Uber
• AT&T, Verizon and Lumen Technologi­es
• Biden calls for strengthen­ing penalties on bank executives who mismanage
• Genetic data shows possible link between raccoon dogs and coronaviru­s
• Hospice is end-of-life care
• Underwood’s profile was underwhelm­ing
• A tall tale on buffalo grass
• Language use should be delicate
• Chris Rock hasn’t been ‘calculatin­gly silent’ about the slap
• Trump needs proper scrutiny
• Don’t leave Hokie women out of the picture
• Take these women seriously
• Equality is a worthy pursuit
• Niche terms need explanatio­ns
• Really living beyond their means
• Not worth the ink
• Look both ways
• Former Colts player stuck to his guns
• Let Arlington grow
• Mr. Youngkin’s town hall
• Daylight saving time myths
• Please investigat­e D.C.’S jail
• Banks putting their clients first is a great thing to do, until it isn’t
• The GOP’S threats to D.C. home rule are coming to life
• Millions of Americans are hoping their next child will be born a bank
• Landowners restore quail habitats to welcome bird with quirky call
• State lawmakers push for priests to report abuse heard about in confession­al
• Sweet: Free tickets to Caroline Rose on April 14 at 9:30 Club
• Air Force veteran sentenced to two years for Jan. 6
• Serial rapist is sentenced to two life prison terms
• John Falcicchio, adviser to Bowser, takes exit
• Counselor charged in sex abuse case
• Gray sky can’t stop spring’s advance
• ‘Lucky Hank’ gets playful about midlife dissatisfa­ction
• Chipotle’s spin on a Mexican rotisserie meat
• ‘Resident Evil 4’ remake revives great memories
• She doesn’t want her ex’s fiancee at their kids’ events
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• WEEKEND TV HIGHLIGHTS
• The pressure is on
• Capitals can’t overcome yet another slow start
• Tragic night in Alabama looms over tournament
• Wizards’ tough weekend begins with blowout loss
• Nationals playing it safe with Abrams this spring
• Champions draw pairs Real Madrid, Chelsea
• Spartans’ defense snaps Trojans’ will
• Sanogo, Huskies beat Pitino’s Gaels
• Late block helps Musketeers survive
• To move on, Bears elevate their game
• Does Izzo still burn to win at 68? Just ask the whiteboard he broke vs. USC.
• Top-seeded and undefeated Gamecocks begin their title defense with a rout
• Kiser, Wolverines restore balance to end Rebels’ 22-game winning streak
• Hokies stamp out Moccasins for 12th straight win
• Clark, Czinano lead scoring barrage as Hawkeyes romp at home
• Golden State’s struggles on road not going away
• Tippett’s first hat trick further dents Sabres’ hopes

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