The Washington Post - 2023-11-09

• Senate panel plans subpoenas for Thomas and Alito allies
• 190 decaying bodies found at funeral home
• Florida lawmakers eye flagging Desantis presidenti­al bid with unease
• After Democratic wins in Va., buzz over Youngkin White House bid fades
• Trump flexes primary dominance with debate counterpro­gramming
• Cracks open in national unity as counteroff­ensive stalls
• Blinken says Gaza must not be reoccupied, should be run by Palestinia­ns
• Long, complex history of two-state proposal for Israelis and Palestinia­ns
• Researcher­s find microplast­ics in an unlikely place: Mount Fuji’s clouds
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• You shouldn’t be fired for being a jerk
• A cease-fire might feel like a fantasy, but here’s how it can work in Gaza
• Just the idea of Trump winning makes my head explode
• Readers respond to a Hamas cartoon
• Voters rightly rewarded competence in off-year elections
• A surprising Democratic blowout doesn’t mean there isn’t work to do
• What Youngkin’s disastrous night shows
• The lessons of Iraq apply to Gaza
• Are Democrats really going into 2024 with Biden?
• Students arrested after interrupti­ng hearing
• Pioneering expert on childhood and teen suicide
• Abortion rights had its day — Election Day
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• I don’t want my late daughter’s horrid partner to visit at Thanksgivi­ng
• Where do you draw the line when confiding in friends about marriage?
• Shooting for a higher court
• Capitals’ ‘egregious mistakes’ are costly
• Three-goal outburst in third period propels struggling Ottawa past Toronto
• Bueckers returns as Huskies win big
• Philadelph­ia keeps good times rolling
• Heinicke remains starting QB for Falcons
• Can I patch and paint my damaged concrete porch?
• 1926 Wesley Heights Colonial has ‘total privacy’
• Village is a rural retreat from D.C.
• DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

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