The Washington Post - 2023-11-18

• Clash with strip club set speaker on his path
• Ohio’s marijuana win brings new attention to rules on federal employees’ usage
• Biden picks Vanderbilt physician to lead National Cancer Institute
• Small animals meant for adoption may have been frozen, used as food
• Israel warns it will expand offensive toward south Gaza
• Bankman-fried parents could face their own legal woes, experts say
• The Fabricated Four are still fabulous
• The power of ‘Mockingbir­d’
• A university’s responsibi­lity
• Don’t just look away. Ban these weapons.
• Argentina’s angry voters could take their country over the precipice
• Education, not censorship, is the way to answer extreme speech
• Fire detector sparks success for young inventor
• Smoke from Va. wildfire reduces air quality in Mid-atlantic
• Catholic bishops’ annual fall meeting is less contentiou­s than in years past
• Fired prelate Strickland appears near — but not at — bishops gathering
• We enjoyed a warm afternoon, but not a wet one
• An engineer showcases the ‘nothing in particular’ that our world depends on
• Husband doesn’t want more pets, but fostering animals is important to me
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Terrapins come out flat in road drubbing
• Rivera not worried about his future in Washington
• Michigan dismisses linebacker­s coach
• Burrow out for year with tear in wrist
• TODAY’S TV GAMES
• Beal’s back injury keeps debut of the Suns’ Big Three on hold
• Tigers win, but Reese is not in the lineup
• Avit, Bulldogs run past Barons for their first state semifinal berth since 1995
• Nationals tender contracts to four eligible players
• Toronto storms back with three third-period goals
• Italians’ payback sets up showdown with Ukraine
• After a late collapse in regulation, Raiders recover and win on penalty kicks
• Rams fall short but fight a good fight
• Seasoned Saxons find their way back

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