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    • ‘I should have fired him before I got here’: Trump says he regrets not firing Comey sooner
      Post Politics | John Wagner and Matt Zapotosky
    • ‘Do not despair of our present difficulties:’ John McCain’s last statement, annotated
      The Fix | Amber Phillips
    • These are U.S. allies’ 3 big questions for the second Trump-Kim summit
      The Monkey Cage | Patricia M. Kim
    • Of course Oregon hipsters are cultivating a craft cannabis industry
      GovBeat | Kathryn Boyd-Batstone, News21 and Nick Swyter and News21
    • Are actions of a dozen officials in various agencies void because court says they are ineligible for office?
      The Federal Eye | Joe Davidson
    • The Daily 202: Marco Rubio slams CEOs for bad China deals, short-term thinking and not investing in U.S. workers
      PowerPost | James Hohmann
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    • Pfizer and BioNTech seek emergency-use authorization of the first coronavirus vaccine for children under 5
      Carolyn Y. Johnson
    • Native American tribes reach landmark opioid deal with Johnson & Johnson, drug distributors for up to $665 million
      Meryl Kornfield
    • Experimental HIV vaccine, based on Moderna’s mRNA technology, now in clinical trial
      Ellen Francis
    • Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for children under 5 could be available by the end of February, people with knowledge say
      Laurie McGinley, Lena H. Sun and Carolyn Y. Johnson
    • Biden begins crackdown on power plant pollution
      Dino Grandoni
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    • Banks make billions in overdraft and other ‘junk fees.’ Biden officials want that to end.
      The Color of Money | Michelle Singletary
    • Our current economic boom is a mirage, and our politics are going to break it
      Steven Pearlstein
    • Businesses have hijacked capitalism — and left workers behind
      Wonkblog | Matt O'Brien
    • The extreme leadership that got the Thai soccer boys out of the cave alive
      On Leadership | Jena McGregor
    • The rich can probably escape new laws on inherited IRAs. But the rest of us can’t.
      Deals | Allan Sloan
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    • SpaceX is flying an artificially intelligent robot named CIMON to the International Space Station
      The Switch | Christian Davenport
    • Those Chinese-language robocalls are a scam to get your bank information, officials say
      The Switch | Hamza Shaban
    • The Supreme Court just issued a ruling affecting the credit card industry — and Silicon Valley, too
      The Switch | Brian Fung and Jonnelle Marte
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    • Mika Brzezinski raged at Kellyanne Conway over sexual assault survivor remarks. Cue the backlash.
      The Style Blog | Lindsey Bever
    • Kanye West jumps on a table at the Georgetown Apple store to deliver a speech
      The Reliable Source | Emily Heil
    • A N.J. driver thought he saw a toy in the middle of the street. It was a baby.
      The Intersect | Reis Thebault
    • I verbally abused my husband. Here’s how I stopped.
      Soloish | Andrea J. Lee
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Front PageTue, Feb 1, 2022

  • At U.N., Russia and U.S. collide
  • Youngest kids could get vaccine in weeks
  • They got life terms. Who should decide if they get 2nd chances?
  • Clarence Thomas and the gray area of recusal
  • White House frustrated by HHS chief’s low profile
  • ‘Serious failure’ at Downing Street, inquiry finds

Inside A-Section

  • National Digest
  • Judge rejects hate-crime plea for two Arbery killers
  • Biden administration launches crackdown on pollution from power plants
  • $1.15 billion allotted to states to plug unused oil, gas wells
  • Courts get witness requests during wait for royal’s deposition
  • U.S. sends Venezuela migrants to Colombia
  • Trump: Pence could have ‘overturned’ election
  • Officials: Man gave explosives training, knowing recipient planned violence
  • Police in Canada investigate ‘illegal’ acts at protest of vaccine mandates
  • World Digest
  • All eyes are on Austria as vaccination mandate looms
  • Israeli military disciplines three officers in death of Palestinian American
  • West warns time growing short for Iran nuclear deal, as talks pause again
  • January brings most N. Korean missile tests, and longest-range one, in years
  • Biden meets with leader of Qatar
  • Finland’s president maintains a quiet back channel as Ukraine tensions rise
  • Business Digest
  • Stocks stage comeback to close brutal January, with more volatility likely
  • Study: Flooding losses to rise 26%
  • NTSB proposes it should handle spaceflight crash probes
  • A president on a tear leaves Archives, Jan. 6 committee with repair work
  • Now on Spotify: The coronavirus misinformation reckoning

Opinion

  • It’s time for Pence to rebuff Trump
  • For China, ‘authoritarian’ doesn’t cut it
  • A year of trauma in Myanmar
  • The IOC and Olympic sponsors are complicit in Beijing’s human rights abuses
  • The U.S. is drowning in secrets
  • Spyware shouldn’t be a diplomatic asset
  • Can Metro handle a passenger surge?
  • Virginia is not ‘having a ball’
  • A less complicated legacy
  • Reform — from the inside
  • Consumed by covid
  • The music winds down for BoJo the Clown
  • Democrats made it easier for the GOP to cut taxes
  • A new Washington Football Team name is a hollow gesture
  • All these Supreme Court candidates are qualified

Metro

  • Hospitals still suffer as omicron surge eases
  • Hotel housing wears on Afghans
  • Bill to grant immunity to victims at VMI dies
  • 10 D.C. opioid overdoses, in just hours
  • New Pr. George’s map is thrown out by judge
  • Officials urge vigilance after 3 suspected fatal overdoses from fentanyl
  • Local fans at wit’s end: WETA drops ‘EastEnders’
  • Local Digest
  • Public schools get new ‘test-to-stay’ guidance
  • Incoming Georgetown Law official put on leave
  • Man dies in shooting on M Street in Georgetown
  • Howard and other HBCUs receive bomb threats
  • Planned alternative yeshiva raises permit issues and neighbors’ concerns
  • Man eluded police in a chase 42 hours before killing, documents say
  • Gutsy warrior fought communism on his own in retirement
    By Adam Bernstein
  • DJ on ‘WKRP’ spun a career out of familiar roles
  • Obituaries of Note

Style

  • Together like scratch and sniff
  • Delivering news to a Black audience
  • A play’s shocking echoes of slavery
  • She still prefers to sing instead of talk
  • Surprise! Pregnancy delights mom, but it rattles her husband and preteen son
  • With her niece’s engagement, an aunt is stuck between a rock and a hard place
  • TV Highlights
  • Rogan says he’ll do better research on covid, give listeners opposing views
  • ‘Royal Treatment’ star Laura Marano is ready for a rom-com multiverse
  • A dinner guest wants a doggie bag. Is she barking up the wrong tree?
  • Glad, sad or mad, all new emoji need a thumbs-up from California group

Sports

  • Fast action helped save Terps fan’s life in Iowa
  • Some kept name even after WFT moved on
  • Well suited for this job
  • Hard work paying off for all-star Kuznetsov
  • Carefree kid on snowboard has grown up
  • Sports Digest
  • To cap a hectic postseason, the all-in Rams face the ahead-of-schedule Bengals
  • Cincinnati’s rapid rise should not be a surprise
  • Brady says he’s still ‘going through the process’ of deciding whether to retire
  • Next for Capitals
  • Panthers will take best record into break
  • Beal will miss Wizards’ next two after wrist sprain
  • Mystics to add Williams as Charles departs D.C.
  • Next for Wizards
  • Girls’ basketball Top 20: Good Counsel jumps to No. 5; C.H. Flowers joins the rankings
  • Boys’ basketball Top 20: Spalding rises to No. 1 after another top team goes down
  • Potomac School unseasoned, unbeaten
  • Wolverines take over first place in Big Ten

Health & Science

  • Wave of the future: Floating homes
  • Advance-care planning for young people
    By Netana Markovitz
  • Online research archives spark info revolution
    By Trisha Pasricha
  • Hepatitis C a growing threat to moms, babies. But screening is inadequate.
    By Christine Nguyen
  • Lab sparks briefly sustainable fusion reaction, a milestone toward achieving such energy
  • Birds’ winter habits shift over 9 decades as climate change, land use shrink their territory
    By Erin Blakemore
  • Weather becoming harder to predict?
  • Fake poop helps owl species settle into new digs
  • Extra cash for low-income mothers may improve brains of their babies
  • Bed rest after hospitalization may hamper recovery for older patients, study suggests
    By Erin Blakemore
  • How to tell whether you have the flu
    By Catherine Roberts
  • The Big Number
    By Linda Searing
  • Mice engineered with youth’s autism may shed light on disorder
    By Laura Ungar