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U.S. steps up deportations to Haiti
As covid surges, health workers fight fear, fatigue
Biden urges global unity
Specter of shutdown amid Hill stalemate
Long odds for al-qaeda resurgence, analysts say
The Justice
THE ECONOMY Hacker group
‘Like a slave’: Returnees decry their treatment
Plant-based roots
Johnson & Johnson
A bipartisan
THE REGION Metro
Stand-up senator
China Evergrande’s
D.C.’S attorney general
With Spacex
At least
J&J touts second shot’s effectiveness
Coroner rules Petito’s death is a homicide
Conviction thrown out in fire that killed 5 kids
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House takes up defense bill as support for Afghanistan commission solidifies
Failing to raise debt ceiling would cost U.S., study says
Intraparty battles put Democrats in a bind
Standoff imperils response on pandemic, disasters, more
Alienation from Biden’s immigration tightrope crosses party lines
Johnson uses U.S. visit to place himself front and center on climate change
Biden vows to boost aid for climate-vulnerable countries
Biden defends Afghanistan exit and emphasizes unity in the face of challenges
Dunn’s family settles its civil suit in the U.S.
Johnson confirms he has six children
Transition government loses confidence vote
‘Australia has been cut up like pieces of a cake’
A ‘moribund’ al-qaeda could struggle to regain prominence
Future of nuclear talks with Iran uncertain amid its enrichment activities
Britain names third suspect in poisoning
U.K. investigates email revealing Afghan allies
Crisis-racked Haiti struggles, with more deportees on way
Mandate ire boils over in Australia
Sudan says it thwarted coup by Bashir loyalists
A Trudeau win? What to know about Canada’s election.
Taliban asks to join U.N. General Assembly session
Air Force watchdog will review Kabul airstrike
Paypal overhaul adds high-yield savings
ALSO I N BUSINESS
Single-family home building is down again
Huge hack exposes details of Epik’s far-right customers
COMING TODAY
People on their motorbikes
FBI delayed helping entities hit by ransomware attack
Treasury cracks down on crypto exchanges that help hackers get payments
NASA looks to moon, Mars as it reorganizes
How the China Evergrande crisis poses a global threat
Tune in, employers: Many dream of a boss like Ted Lasso
Justice Dept. sues to block American-jetblue alliance
Individuals should decide if a booster is the right choice
Leaderless Republicans rush headlong toward default
Canada’s non-tyranny of the non-majority
We have jobs . . . and workers at the border
A leader to guide us now
This shouldn’t be hard
Green cards are about to go to waste
More study is needed
Justice has a law to follow
Protect the cats — jab the staff
Green at the end
A new word
Suspicions
China’s Xi is taking a disturbingly Maoist turn
We must vaccinate the U.S. and the world
CORRECTION
The GOP is digging itself into a hole
The Texas abortion law is a human rights crisis for women
For health workers, new covid surge has in some ways been hardest yet
Warm farewell to Frostys
Metro weighs further fare reductions
Guard is fatally shot in District
Fraternity member accused of fund misuse
Civil rights activists ponder next generation
New cases in region
Metro looks to stem lower ridership
Sisters and civil rights activists recall racial struggles as they look to future
It’s not a matter of if. These walls do talk, through hidden messages from the past.
Fairfax police warn of fentanyl-laced cocaine after 6 are found unconscious
Suit targets university system’s shot mandate
Imam charged with assaulting girl
Two youths among the wounded in separate Southeast Washington shootings
Though its intersection is loathed, Wendy’s got plenty of love on its last day
Police name officer in NW shooting
Fraternity member accused of misusing charitable funds
Protesters press Democrats for path to citizenship as plan hits obstacle
NHL forward’s goal lifted Capitals to first victory in inaugural 1974 season
Bystander videotaped L.A. police beating Rodney King
The Weather
Out of office, but trying to do his bit
An ode to nature and nurture from Richard Powers
‘Dancing With the Stars’ takes a step forward
Climate change is no joke, but talk about it could be
Also reviewed
Here’s the funny thing about the Senate, Al Franken says
Reader reunites with sister but wants to delay sharing Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Sustainably picked flowers for Algernon
SCIENCE FI CTON AND FANTASY
Moriarty gets to the core of a family’s mystery
Late-night hosts may try to tickle your funny bone on a serious topic
TV HIGHLIGHTS
Some excellence, some missteps
BRIDGE
HOROSCOPE
Stressed are the peacemakers
LA TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS
Stages of painted lady development
An adult butterfly has an average life span of about 1 month. There are a few butterfly species, such as monarchs, that can live up to 9 months.
Skies are cloudy, the air is muggy, and there may be light rain. Highs reach the middle or upper 70s.
Climate, wildfires threaten migrating butterflies
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K-pop band BTS promotes vaccines at United Nations
Growing pains and progress
Mystics prepare to hit the ‘reset button’
With its 17-game schedule, the NFL cut the power to the panic switch
Youthful battery energizes Nationals
Avila is both a catcher and a mentor for the Nats
Simmons doesn’t want to return to the 76ers
For Washington’s rookies, early pains and progress
Texans’ Taylor out; rookie Mills to start Thursday
WFT bought time. Now come the Bills.
Power rankings
Packers stir up thoughts, feelings
With 17-game slate, patience is even more of a virtue
An early ranking of the NFL’S unexpected unbeatens
Realmuto buries O’s with a walk-off triple
“We’ve got bigger fish to fry. We’ve got bigger things to be worrying about now than to be worrying about something that’s not a big deal.”
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STAR OF THE DAY
BY THE NUMBERS
Duck and run
Rogers and Ruiz deliver glimpse of future for Nats
Hometown hero Lavelle’s quick strike kicks off Americans’ rout of Paraguay
Mystics must start over after their two-year plan fails
In background, Avila makes an impact
After first county crown, Glenelg girls are rolling
Quakers hold serve against rival to stay unbeaten
A food revolution, evolved
You don’t need a gas stove to be a good cook
For crispier Buffalo wings, dredge, fry and repeat
A vegetarian version of feijoada, a Portuguese black bean stew, was popular in the original 1971 edition.
Sheet Pan Caponata and Couscous With Goat Cheese
Tangy goat cheese sets this apart from other riffs on veggies atop couscous
Stuffed Vegetables in Tomato Sauce
Peppers aren’t the only vegetable worth stuffing
An aromatic dish that channels Spanish tapas, in less than 30 minutes
How to store bread, break up garlic
Shrimp With Kale, Garlic and Smoked Paprika
Frankie’s Feijoada
Even as it evolves, ‘Diet for a Small Planet’ still embraces its plant-based roots
Electric stovetops are just fine, thanks
Impossible nuggets actually taste like chicken — and even passed the kid test
Softening butter matters in baking, and there are several ways to do it quickly
James Beard Awards will require chefs to show a social justice commitment
From vinegar-forward to garlic-heavy, hot sauces have a place in the pantry
Modern updates for the future of this winery hold the keys to preserving its past
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