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Front PageSat, Jan 15, 2022

  • U.S. warns of possible Russian ‘false flag’ action
    By Paul Sonne, Missy Ryan and John Hudson
  • A fight for survival, again
  • With omicron surge, student activism rises
  • Families brace for first month without child tax credits
  • Betting on sports is booming, and this is just the beginning

Inside A-Section

  • Federal government facilitates donations to group praising Confederate traitors
  • Ohio court rejects GOP-drawn maps
    By Colby Itkowitz
  • National Digest
  • Supreme Court to hear case of high school coach who prayed with players
    By Robert Barnes
  • U.S. courts drop survey question on workplace conduct
    By Ann E. Marimow
  • Arizona school-mask policy elicits White House funding threat
  • As ‘Person One,’ Oath Keepers leader was long a suspect
    By Annette Nevins, Devlin Barrett and Spencer S. Hsu
  • CDC affirms N95s as most effective masks
  • Americans will be able to order free coronavirus tests on federal site
  • World Digest
  • Witness: American detained by Israelis had no pulse
  • MIT professor’s wire fraud charges could be dismissed
    By Ellen Nakashima and David Nakamura
  • As tensions rise, Ukraine websites are hit by hackers
  • In raids, Russia arrests 14 alleged members of the REvil ransomware gang
  • N. Korea missile tests show arsenal’s progress
  • Australia cancels Djokovic’s visa again
  • Downing Street partied on eve of prince’s funeral
  • Administration allocates $27 billion to fix aging bridges
  • Lawmakers turn to new spending plan

Opinion

  • More than edifying edifices
  • Fact-finding in the opinion section
  • More on ‘fewer’
  • Wrong ways to memorialize
  • A virtuous virtuoso
  • Interrogating the pollsters
  • Shutting out a shutout
  • Distinguish rioters from protesters
  • Fuzzy resolutions
  • Smooth jazz beyond the (O)G
  • And in the same strip, Sally called Snoopy stupid!
  • Curb your enthusiasm for malapropisms
  • Good news
  • Making a vast difference to the vas deferens
  • When ‘zero-covid’ meets omicron
  • Children dying by gunfire is a crisis
  • An avoidable traffic nightmare
  • The affordable-housing saga
    Letter to the Editor
  • Protect communities
    Letter to the Editor
  • The trouble in Kazakhstan
    Letter to the Editor
  • How we save democracy
    Letter to the Editor
  • MLK’s words on voting rights resonate all too well today
  • Tucker Carlson lectures on the media. That’s rich.
  • Kyrsten Sinema wants to know whether you’ve tried listening

Metro

  • Starting today, proof of vaccination is needed to enter many D.C. businesses
  • Murder charge in Dec. shooting
  • Now they clock in on TikTok
  • VDOT had warnings of heavy snow hitting I-95
  • Suit labels Va. school district’s anti-racism curriculum ‘racist’
  • Secularism in the U.S. is growing — and growing ever more complicated
  • More Muslims marrying out of faith
  • Former Defense, Justice employee gets 7-plus years in fraud, bribery case
  • Local Digest
  • Northam issues several pardons on his way out of Executive Mansion
  • Baltimore state’s attorney denies criminal charges, claims retaliation
  • An unexpected warmth with no snow
    By Martin Weil

Style

  • Wordle is our new drug
  • Andrew forced to confront his royal lowness
  • Union urges Smithsonian to shut down
  • A warm drama under the rainbow flag
  • Kids and the outdoors user experience
  • TV listings

Sports

  • Djokovic battling for visa, legacy
  • Less friendly confines
  • Burrow is special. Can the forlorn Bengals be, too?
  • For Hachimura, time away is balance of cultures
  • Better fitness was No. 1 goal for D.C. United in offseason
  • Sports Digest
  • Today’s first-round NFL playoff games
  • Kupp, Adams are among five unanimous all-pros
  • After record-setting junior season, Armstrong will return as Virginia’s QB
  • Unseld joins Beal in protocols ahead of Wizards’ key homestand
  • Golden State overwhelms Chicago after LaVine exits with injury
  • Next for Wizards
  • Nationals pitcher Romero charged with driving while intoxicated in Texas
  • Perceived disrespect fuels rout by Purdue
  • Ovechkin, nagged by injury, practices
  • Toronto puts three more in protocols
  • Next for Capitals
  • Hawks start fast and stay undefeated
  • Halted Lions now refuse to be stopped

Real Estate

  • Pandemic spurs smart home products for better living
  • Community has grown, but values remain
  • As mortgage rates rise, home prices should slacken
  • Rates shoot up to their highest levels since March 2020
  • Proper installation and maintenance keep toilets doing their thing
  • Savior sought for 1831 manor in Great Falls