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Front PageTue, Mar 15, 2022

  • U.S. warns China not to assist Russia
  • Kyiv residents on edge after strikes devastate homes
  • Moscow’s influence spreads in Africa
  • With fewer covid protocols, these students flourished
  • Millions at risk of losing Medicaid after crisis lifts

Inside A-Section

  • Loose camel kills two near Tennessee petting zoo
  • Garland aims to restore Justice Dept.
  • Boston experiments with free buses for social justice
  • Congress: Review drug firms’ tax plans
  • Workers accused at care facility for sex trafficking victims
  • Greater push for police transparency
  • U.K.’s top court won’t hear Assange’s extradition appeal
  • Manchin says he’ll oppose Biden Fed nominee Raskin
  • London protesters occupy mansion tied to Russian oligarch
  • World Digest
  • Israel tries to rebuff Russian oligarchs fleeing sanctions
  • Oligarch charged in U.S. campaign finance case
  • Above it all, ISS partnership still a go
  • Business Digest
  • War upends Fed’s plan to cool inflation
  • New iPhone SE meets its low expectations

Opinion

  • How does Ron DeSantis sleep at night?
  • The U.S. cause in Ukraine is inspiring. It probably won’t stay that way.
  • Putin’s war is moving into a new phase. Biden and the West had better get ready.
  • Stay the course on Ukraine
  • The high court opens a Pandora’s box
  • Overdue recognition
  • Alexandria, don’t give in
  • No mercy for Boston bomber
  • Mr. Putin’s bogus rationale
  • Gory images show war’s horror and media biases
  • Dear inflation doves: Be careful what you wish for
  • Blood art has no place in museums
  • Buckle up: Inflation and the risk of recession are about to get much, much worse

Metro

  • D.C., N.Y. police seek gunman in shootings of five homeless people
  • Those living on the streets face yet another danger
  • Working with police is key for FBI official
  • Comments on Black candidates roil party
  • In a first since convoy’s arrival, truckers drive through D.C.
  • Confederate statue taken down in Talbot County
  • Book on 16th Street’s history paved with accounts of dust and sluggish growth
  • Local Digest
  • No, you’re not crazy: Our strongest wind gusts are becoming more frequent
  • Fairfax school board appeals ruling that admissions system is discriminatory
  • Metro to increase weekend train service during cherry blossom season
  • Oscar winner starred in ‘Body Heat,’ ‘Broadcast News’
  • Longtime NFL field official became the league’s first Black referee

Style

  • Motherhood, in the devastation of war
  • ‘The Love of My Life’: A blissful thriller
  • My entree into William Hurt’s world
  • Telling stories of birth surrounded by destruction
  • Finding the right balance for chores
  • Finding fault in Campion’s comment
  • TV highlights
  • Animal Collective finds new ways to bend time and space
  • Is it rude to interrupt a chat with something I might forget later?
  • When all the smoke clears, can a couple’s relationship still work?
  • Students savor taste of victory with their healthy school lunch

Sports

  • For Cohen’s Mets, hype and expectations grow
  • Soto is treating this as just another spring training
  • A mission for more
  • Hooked on his success, Brady can’t walk away
  • Osaka is still hurting, and a return to the court may not be helping
  • Trubisky is high-upside, low-cost and a perfect fit at quarterback for the Steelers
  • Sports Digest
  • Chargers bolster defense with Jackson; Jaguars bring in six, including Kirk
  • Linemen Scherff, Settle are bolting Commanders
  • Braves trade for Olson; Freeman is set to leave
  • Broken wrist sidelines Padres’ Tatis
  • Caps’ Eller tests positive and isolates in Canada
  • Maple Leafs’ Matthews suspended for next two
  • Next for Capitals
  • Nationals bring back fan favorite Doolittle
  • This year, the top draft prospects are in the tournament
  • Girls’ basketball Top 20: Madison wins Virginia title; Sidwell Friends goes wire-to-wire at No. 1
  • Boys’ basketball Top 20: Maryland, Virginia state champions rise in the final rankings of the winter
  • Towns pours in career-high 60 to lead Minnesota
  • Wizards will face Warriors in preseason Japan trip
  • Next for Wizards
  • After Terps and Hoyas flop, no area men are in big dance
  • Better late than never, Smith is Players champ
  • With six teams in the mix, the Big Ten could end its women’s title drought

Health & Science

  • Two hard years later, young people look past pandemic
  • Oldest known fossil ancestor of octopuses is found in Montana
  • Scientists explore how pigs’ oinks, squeals and other sounds are associated with their emotions
  • Tips shed light on best power-saving bulbs to buy
  • Researchers seek help uncovering the stories behind first TB sanitarium for Black patients
  • Cutting back on the salt you consume
  • The most-fit are 33 percent less likely to develop Alzheimer’s, report says
  • Riddles remain about covid, but we know much more about controlling it
  • Why ‘trauma-informed’ care spread to yoga classes and tattoo parlors
  • Although it was terrifying for me, I learned to talk about death and dying
  • As mask rules end, what about indoor air risks?
  • ‘Papa pals’ provide companionship, help for the elderly