The Washington Post - 2023-11-13

• Titans of tech take dim view of GOP
• Parents hold schools accountabl­e for suicides
• Echoing Hitler, Mussolini, Trump calls political foes ‘vermin’
• Tim Scott ends struggling presidenti­al primary bid
• With record surge from India, internatio­nal students flock to United States
• Schumer provides a peek at his plan to increase AI regulation in elections, privacy
• Pondering a cease-fire in Gaza
• Ms. Tlaib’s censure
• Lincoln’s lesson for Mr. Biden
• How Ukraine can break the stalemate
• Silent desperatio­n on the slow march out of Gaza City
• Someone tell Manchin the GOP’S ‘middle’ is a mirage
• How to unlock healthier communitie­s? It takes two.
• Injured kids are dying in Gaza. Send in the hospital ships.
• Police take rare step in reassignin­g case of missing woman
• New tipping norms are confusing, study shows
• The new Steam Deck OLED model is an improvemen­t in almost every way
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• During lengthy stays at a friend’s home, be honest about a need for alone time
• Terps can’t keep up with Gamecocks
• Fisher’s ouster will cost Aggies
• Underdog tale is the latest trick in Saban’s playbook
• Astros set to promote Espada to manager
• Shootout swings in Detroit’s direction
• San Francisco recaptures bullish look
• ‘Passtronau­t’ lifts off with Minnesota
• Watson and Cleveland stun Baltimore
• Patriots’ QB questions reemerge in Germany
• Wolfpack’s Rivers takes bite out of No. 2 Huskies
• Man. City and Liverpool top the Premier League
• Bedard flashes his skill, but Florida wins the day
• Leyden clinches a treble for Bulldogs
• Veteran Cubs get their desired finish
• Maxey lifts Philadelph­ia to eighth straight victory

The Washington Post - 2023-11-11

The Washington Post - 2023-11-14