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April 27, 2023

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1. Buildup resumed at suspected Chinese military site in UAE, leak says
2. Inside the fortified rooms securing U.S. secrets
3. U.S. economy slowed sharply in early 2023, triggering new recession fears
4. We’ve been bracing for recession for over a year. Could it finally be coming?
5. The GOP wonks trying to get their party not to detonate the debt limit bomb
6. E. Jean Carroll takes stand again after testifying Trump raped her
7. The hidden costs of your electric vehicle
8. My death is close at hand. But I do not think of myself as dying.
9. A terrible decision on AI-made images hurts creators
10. Democrats begin to target vulnerable GOP seats
11. Pay attention to Nikki Haley, Republicans. This is how to talk about abortion.
12. A terrible silence from the Supreme Court, where ethics have gone awry
13. Finally, a bipartisan response to the Clarence Thomas fiasco emerges
14. Biden’s economic diplomacy push with China is high-risk, low reward
15. DeSantis’s drastic anti-immigration bill just got defanged
16. Listen: The rise of a shadowy Russian mercenary network
17. On the Record: Test your knowledge with our quotable news quiz
18. Carolyn Hax: Grandma wigs out over grandkid’s dyed hair
19. Cook: Plantain gnocchi turn familiar Caribbean flavors into something new
20. South Korean President Yoon to address joint meeting of Congress
21. Little-noticed paragraph in 2004 article under scrutiny as Florida justices consider abortion access
22. Popular keto and paleo diets aren’t helping your heart, report says
23. Elizabeth Olsen didn’t know ‘Love & Death’ is based on a true story. She just enjoys decoding characters.
24. Iowa legislature passes bill restricting state auditor’s access to records
25. W.Va. Gov. Justice files to run for Senate, setting up possible clash with Manchin
26. We’ve been bracing for recession for over a year. Could it finally be coming?
27. South Korean President Yoon to address joint meeting of Congress
28. On frontier of new ‘gold rush,’ quest for coveted EV metals yields misery
29. The underbelly of electric vehicles
30. GOP debt plan would hurt internet access efforts, Democrats say
31. U.S. economic growth slowed to annual rate of 1.1% in early 2023, triggering new recession fears
32. Want to add curb appeal to your home? An expert takes your questions.
33. Omaha police chief on city’s decline in gun violence
34. Finally, a bipartisan response to the Clarence Thomas fiasco emerges
35. The GOP wonks trying to get their party not to detonate the debt limit bomb
36. The underbelly of electric vehicles
37. Florida’s conservative chief justice once affirmed abortion protections
38. Popular keto and paleo diets aren’t helping your heart, report says
39. Scientists identify thousands of unknown viruses in babies’ diapers
40. Prince William has American ancestors — dating to the Revolution
41. These celebrities ‘subscribed to Twitter Blue.’ Except they’re dead.
42. Latinos leaving Catholicism and organized religion, study says
43. Inside a private portal from GOP campaigns to local news sites
44. With Tucker Carlson’s ouster, House GOP loses a key ally — and agitator
45. Disney lawsuit spurs DeSantis criticism from GOP presidential candidates
46. Trump lawyers offer detailed defense to Mar-a-Lago case
47. W.Va. Gov. Justice files to run for Senate, setting up possible clash with Manchin
48. Carolyn Hax: She fears becoming a mom who looks like ‘unwashed crap’
49. Ask Sahaj: My husband yells about how my daughter is a ‘bad mom’
50. Work Advice: My road-raging colleague keeps calling me from his car
51. Is a sprouted onion safe to eat? Your cooking questions answered.
52. Miss Manners: We disagree about politics. Should I skip his wedding?
53. Ask Amy: My boyfriend openly favors one of his sons over his daughter
54. Are some people born with a greater potential to be wise? Some scientists think so.
55. Exercises like jogging or weight training may help addiction recovery
56. Melatonin gummies taken to promote sleep often were ‘inaccurately labeled,’ study says
57. How this lifelong academic is fighting Alzheimer’s
58. For cancer survivors, sexual intimacy can pose unexpected issues
59. Trees are creeping northward. Find out how they could change near you.
60. More extreme heat is coming. Study shows world’s least-prepared regions.
61. Snow melt, predicted flooding to close Yosemite National Park for at least 5 days
62. Climate change caused catastrophic East Africa drought, scientists say
63. Anti-China fervor casts cloud over solar and U.S. climate goals
64. Here’s how to preserve your most precious digital memories
65. WhatsApp just added this long-requested feature
66. The do’s and don’ts for sharing the roads with driverless cars
67. Elon Musk discusses AI regulation with Schumer
68. SpaceX launch torched part of state park, sent debris flying, feds say
69. Postcard from San Francisco: Empty robot cars are filling the streets
70. Women can vote for first time at key meeting for Catholics, pope rules
71. Russian missiles hit Mykolaiv; Kremlin cautiously welcomes Xi-Zelensky dialogue
72. U.S. indictments trace fentanyl supply lines from China to Mexico
73. About 16,000 U.S. citizens remain in Sudan as Americans, other foreigners struggle to flee
74. Church of England: There’s nothing wrong with being single. Jesus was, too.
75. New show explores Swedish ‘death cleaning’ as a path to better living
76. At the state dinner, Jill Biden stays understated
77. Nonbinary student banned from prom for wearing a suit. Strangers rallied to help.
78. Heckling the Little League umpire? One town might make you step in.
79. Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight origin story is unusual. Now he’s leaving.
80. California shifts to an experiment in coercion to treat the homeless
81. Supreme Court concerned county took too much from woman who owed taxes
82. Did DeSantis ‘retaliate’ against Disney? Here’s a look at the evidence.
83. Texas state agency orders workers to dress based on ‘biological gender’
84. Judge to decide if Discord leak suspect will remain in jail
85. For Keri Russell, the intrigue of ‘The Diplomat’ is its messy humanity
86. Start spreading the news: Broadway’s ‘New York, New York’ is a snooze
87. How cartoonists are satirizing the Carlson and Lemon firings
88. Fugees rapper Pras Michél guilty in sprawling corruption trial
89. Irvo Otieno’s handcuffs and leg irons were cleaned and stowed before investigators arrived, prosecutor says
90. ‘DEI is dead’: At VMI, Youngkin’s diversity chief slams diversity, equity, inclusion
91. D.C. police chief Robert Contee is retiring, will take job with FBI
92. D.C. firefighters caught on video in altercation; department is investigating
93. New coalition pushes for more long-distance flights at Reagan National
94. D.C.-area forecast: Mild today before soakings Friday and Sunday
95. The 26 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
96. Experts trace flawed U.S. covid response and how to fix it
97. They endured covid. But some health-care workers mistrust the future.
98. As pandemic experts leave the White House, some worry about what’s next
99. Video calls can spark joy. That’s true for parrots, too, study finds.
100. Japanese start-up loses contact with spacecraft during moon landing
101. NASA turns to public for help analyzing massive trove of sound data
102. Giannis Antetokounmpo’s ‘worst postseason ever’ calls for soul searching
103. We all deserve a second chance. Ime Udoka’s came too quickly.
104. NFL mock draft: Projecting every first-round pick
105. More muscle, more problems: How one metric could change NFL training
106. After a year of tragedy and resilience, Bryan Bresee is ready for the NFL
107. Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’s surrender to prison delayed
108. Auto giant Stellantis offers buyouts to 33,500 workers
109. Shares of First Republic sink, as banking industry woes flare anew
110. Here’s what U.K.’s blocking of the Microsoft-Activision deal means
111. Crypto enthusiasts talk like it’s a gamechanger for Black wealth. It’s not.
112. Pasta primavera is primed for its comeback tour
113. Dawn Davis leaves Bon Appétit to rejoin Simon & Schuster
114. 7 sweet and savory recipes that use booze to enhance flavor
115. Fine-dining chefs are flocking to fried chicken for a fresh start
116. ‘Two seats left’ and other flight-booking conspiracy theories, debunked
117. How dangerous are bird strikes to planes?
118. Romance and Wiener schnitzel: Why David Hasselhoff loves train travel
119. How to be a good weed tourist

Buildup resumed at suspected Chinese military site in UAE, leak says

THE DISCORD LEAKS | The activity has disturbed some U.S. officials, who worry a longstanding U.S. ally is growing too close to Beijing.

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(Aaron Steckelberg/The Post)

The hidden costs of your electric vehicle

Mining and processing the minerals needed to meet the growing demand for EVs can be costly for workers, local communities and the environment.

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(The Post)

South Korean President Yoon to address joint meeting of Congress

Yoon Suk Yeol’s address to Congress is part of a formal state visit that has included bilateral meetings and an elaborate White House state dinner.

By Amy B Wang1 hour ago

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. (Ricky Carioti/The Post)

Little-noticed paragraph in 2004 article under scrutiny as Florida justices consider abortion access

In a little-noted legal article, Florida’s chief justice affirmed a question facing the court this month: that abortion rights are protected by the state’s privacy clause.

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Popular keto and paleo diets aren’t helping your heart, report says

An analysis of diets by the American Heart Association gave low marks to some of the most popular ones for straying from heart-healthy eating guidelines.

(Sean Scheidt for The Post)

Elizabeth Olsen didn’t know ‘Love & Death’ is based on a true story. She just enjoys decoding characters.

Olsen plays a housewife accused of murder on HBO Max’s “Love & Death,” her latest project focusing on a character’s perplexing behavior.

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