TODAY’S PAPER

Sunday, July 2, 2023

Trump prodded Ducey to flip vote
Bitter rivals. Beloved friends. Survivors.
A Supreme Court term of ‘mixed messages’
Facebook helps stifle free speech in Vietnam
How climate change inflames an extremist insurgency in Africa
Moms for Liberty, at 3, now has lock on GOP’s ear
DeSantis’s stumbling start carries echoes of Obama’s early struggle
Republicans harden LGBTQ+ opposition during Pride Month
Supreme Court rulings scramble congressional seats in the South for rising GOP stars
Haley’s link between transgender athletes, teen girls’ suicides has no basis in fact
‘I have no hope’: Student borrowers devastated by high court ruling
What to know about the Supreme Court’s decision on Biden’s debt relief plan
Big Tech, student loans and other decisions by the Supreme Court
Musk sets temporary daily limits on tweets that Twitter users can see
Man cited in LGBTQ rights case says he never sought services
The words GOP presidential hopefuls use to stand out in a crowded field
Afghanistan’s hospitals feel abandoned by the Taliban — and the world
After tumult in Russia, Wagner mercenaries regroup in Belarus
Tensions run high in France as family holds funeral for teen shot by police
The Tao of Deception: Part III
The Tao of Deception: Part 1
The Tao of Deception: Part II
How I learned to love toxic chemicals
Action sequence
Why the commercial real estate crisis might not be as bad as you think
Metro needs accountability
The end of affirmative action
Smart taxes have to be part of the debt puzzle
Texas Republicans should feel the heat
Why France is on fire
Putin just gave Belarus a ‘gift’ it didn’t want
A fiery, furious end to an otherwise restrained term
Don’t I, John Roberts, deserve redress for my nonexistent grievances?
Who imagined America? Not just the Founding Fathers.
Mystery? Romance? Not for this retired librarian.
On Cape Cod, a blue-blooded family is hiding dark secrets
Before he was a punchline, he fought for civil rights
A curious girl has urgent questions in a changing Ethiopia
For your summer escape: 3 transporting audiobooks
In 1997, I made a literary forecast. Did it hold up?
A friendship that defined an era — and was tested by politics
Washington Post paperback bestsellers
Meet the hottest early-modern thinker of 2023
How well do you remember bestsellers from summers past?
In Dutch painting, quiet beauty and sudden tragedy
U.S. case targets D.C. gang activity
Housing program runs out of cash
Activist was central to early gay rights movement
‘It’s a state holiday:’ Md. opens recreational cannabis sales
Affirmative action helped many. This is my story.
How to get around D.C. during Fourth of July festivities
Metrobus ‘courtesy stops’ will allow riders to exit between stops in the dark
Three new arrests in two June homicides
Wet and warm: Just what you’d figure for July 1
Montgomery school official pleads guilty to misconduct
Surveying the state’s new legal landscape for marijuana use
Thomas once deemed affirmative action ‘critical’ for society
Holocaust survivor turned British Olympic weightlifter
Biles, Dressel took breaks. Returning won’t be easy.
Serving up some hope
Short day for Gore means long one for Nats
Lillard finally requests trade from Trail Blazers
Reds are contending well ahead of schedule
Capitals sign Pacioretty to an incentive-laden deal
Lakers re-sign Reaves, Russell, Hachimura to retain core
Opening stage features a battle of twin brothers
Johnson stands alone as longest-tenured D.C. pro athlete
Taking a step back, United stumbles and bumbles from start of road defeat
Lack of continuity shows for the Spirit
A journey inside the Kennedy Center pipe organ
A D.C. theater luminary has departed, but his imprint on city’s Latin American arts endures
Beyond ‘Lion King,’ a lifetime of ‘movement invention’
Transformed by a moment of compassion
Grandmother just can’t stomach idea of 3-year-old taking part in cheer team
An artist’s poignant, powerful warnings about our diminishing biodiversity
A cat-sitting friend frets over safety. The owner’s partner isn’t helping.
A rural gem has new owners but retains the charm
For safety, flight attendants usually don’t help with luggage. So keep calm — and carry on your own bags.
How pro climber Jimmy Chin survives a long travel day
Australian airline Qantas says it has figured out how to reduce jet lag
New Gen Z graduates are fluent in AI — and eager to leverage it in workplace
Bracing for loan payment restart
A green light in red Texas
Failed crypto fund’s NFT goose art goes for $6 million
Unpaid internships have been criticized for years. Why are they still around?
Barely a quarter of Americans still have landlines. Who are they?
Rooftops, cafes and Zoom rooms: Libraries evolve to serve remote workers
What experienced workers can do — and not do — to help new hires flourish