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Washington Post : 2015April14Tuesday

Pope's 'genocide' remark prompts backlash - Washington Post

'Free-range' family again at center of debate after police pick up children - Washington Post

New Report on Washington Post Writer Seen as Prelude to Espionage Trial - New York Times

Hillary Clinton's insultingly vapid video - Washington Post (blog)

How newspapers covered Abraham Lincoln's assassination 150 years ago - Washington Post (blog)

The 73-year-old reserve cop who mistook his gun for a Taser has been charged - Washington Post

Militants stage deadly raid on government compound in Somalia - Washington Post

VA building projects riddled with mistakes and cost overruns - Washington Post

Report debunks 'earlier is better' academic instruction for young children - Washington Post (blog)

A nuclear deal that offers a safer world - Washington Post

Politics : 2015April14Tuesday

Federal Eye: Federal cyber workforce woefully inadequate, report says

The Fix: The Marco Rubio guide to hip-hop

Monkey Cage: The wage gap is about women’s opportunities, not just their choices

Marco Rubio: A man in a hurry

GovBeat: How much each state spends on aid to poor workers

The Fix: That time Marco Rubio blasphemed Iowa and New Hampshire

The Fix: Jon Stewart calls Hillary Clinton’s campaign announcement a ‘State Farm commercial gone viral’

In the Loop: The official presidential candidates so far come from the Senate. It’s not an easy path.

The Fix: Hillary Clinton’s image is now in Biden territory

Federal Eye: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office doesn’t know if patent examiners are doing their jobs, watchdog says

World News : 2015April14Tuesday

Post reporter given only limited access to lawyer before trial in Iran

Yemen crisis moves to U.N. with proposal for rebel arms embargo

WorldViews: Putin bests pop stars to win the TIME 100 reader’s poll

Militants stage deadly raid on government compound in Somalia

WorldViews: Map: These are the world’s least religious countries

Starting up in Cuba, but not connected

Another huge and open iron mine is carved out of Brazil’s rain forest

Russia lifts block on missile system shipment to Iran

Eduardo Galeano, influential Uruguayan author, dies at 74

WorldViews: What Eduardo Galeano had to say about the United States

Technology - Business: 2015April14Tuesday

Get ready for a major boom in technology mergers - Business Insider

Developing an alternative to GMO technology - STLtoday.com

Microsoft just made an aggressive move against Google in the cloud wars - Business Insider

The US may supply India with state-of-the-art aircraft carrier technology - Business Insider

Over 15 years, three brothers build a technology business - Seacoastonline.com

Goldman Sachs is a tech company - Business Insider

5 Things Veterans Should Know to Start a Technology Business - Entrepreneur

Rising San Antonio tech executive hopes to corral industry where others have ... - San Antonio Business Journal

Business Profile: Alan Wainwright, of Extract Technology - Huddersfield Examiner

Baidu invests in Israeli music technology start-up Tonara - Business Insider

Business News: 2015April14Tuesday

Wonkblog: Clinton calls out CEOs for making too much money

Wonkblog: Where the poor and rich spend really spend their money

The military’s quest for bombs that won’t accidentally explode

Wonkblog: Why civil rights groups support standardized tests

Main Street Morning: Where your taxes really go

Wonkblog: When work isn’t enough to keep you off welfare and food stamps

Your smartphone’s future rests on this obscure but historic auction. And nobody’s sure it will even work.

Obama’s goal to make a deal with Iran gets a new test in Congress

IBM wants your smartwatch to talk to your doctor

Wonkblog: States are spending slightly more on higher education. But so are families.

National News: 2015April14Tuesday