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Washington Post : 2015June01Monday

Vice president's son Beau Biden dies at 46 - Washington Post

The Internet's founders saw its promise - Washington Post

Ugly plane ride drives Muslim chaplain to tears - Washington Post

Internet protocol from 1989 leaves data vulnerable to hijackers - Washington Post

Family losses frame Vice President Biden's career - Washington Post

One church's sunset means a new day for another - Washington Post

A new way to study cancer and its treatments - Washington Post

Hundreds gather in Arizona for armed anti-Muslim protest - Washington Post

The NSA's call logs go dark - Washington Post (blog)

'Game of Thrones' Season 5, Episode 8 Review: “Hardhome” - Washington Post

Politics : 2015June01Monday

It’s not just Hillary. Sen. Bernie Sanders is outdrawing Martin O’Malley.

The Fix: Here’s the latest news on Beau Biden’s death

Lawmakers urge FBI to stand down on decryption push

Lindsey Graham has a plan to win the GOP nomination. If it works, it’d be a first.

The Fix: The history of every U.S. House seat since 1870, in one chart

The Fix: Bernie Sanders, normal person

Lindsey Graham expected to launch presidential campaign

Fact Checker: Carly Fiorina’s off-base claim that ‘every agency’ got ‘more money,’ ‘every year’

In Iowa, GOP voters are uneasy about Paul’s crusade against NSA spying

Family losses frame Vice President Biden’s career

World News : 2015June01Monday

Kerry hurt in bike accident; rest of Europe visit canceled

In an online world, Cuba remains a stand-in-line society

Afghanistan’s justice system is moving faster — maybe too fast

Britain joins E.U. to criticize Russia for its ‘stop list’ of 89 European officials

Vladimir Katriuk, alleged Nazi war criminal, dies in Canada at 93

War in Yemen is pushing health-care facilities to the brink of collapse

U.S. citizen Mohamed Soltan freed from Egyptian prison

Syria airstrikes kill scores amid government setbacks

WorldViews: Self-exiled former Georgia president Mikheil Saakashvili returns as governor of key region in Ukraine

Pro-Iran militias take upper hand after U.S.-backed forces crumble in Anbar

Technology - Business: 2015June01Monday

Google's new finger control technology is straight out of a science fiction movie - Business Insider

Imagination Technologies jumps on takeover talk - The Guardian

This 50-year-old theory is the reason we all use iPhones and iPads - Business Insider

Technology business incubator has grand opening in Brunswick - WMTW Portland

Food supply fears whet appetite for Dutch farm technology - Business Insider

Carter to face Indian demand for engine technology - Business Standard

Technology organization makes connections in Eugene - The Register-Guard

The NSA wants to recognize you based on how you type on your smartphone - Business Insider

SMEs should leverage on digital technology - The Star Online

Elon Musk is terrified that Google CEO Larry Page will accidentally create ... - Business Insider

Business News: 2015June01Monday

Wonkblog: Why conservatives are able to pass such harsh restrictions on the poor

Wonkblog: When to drink coffee so you get the most out of the caffeine

Wonkblog: The NSA’s call logs go dark

Wonkblog: Now we know what the Federal Reserve did to inequality

Wonkblog: The secret to being rich is surprisingly simple

Luxury shopping arrives downtown, and Friendship Heights braces for departures

Personalized medicine could mean big business for D.C.-area companies

Quick fix for an early Internet problem lives on a quarter-century later

Value Added: Turnaround Artist: How a D.C. legend saved building supplier — and 400 jobs

New Silent Circle CEO learned early not to become a 42 long

National News: 2015June01Monday

Wonkblog: When to drink coffee so you get the most out of the caffeine

The science of wet dog smell

A new way to study cancer and its treatments

Volokh Conspiracy: Northwestern’s Kipnis cleared in Title IX investigation

Bill Nye’s LightSail is back in contact with Earth (so here he is on a surfboard)

Volokh Conspiracy: Is a sign law that exempts governmental and religious emblems, as well as ‘works of art,’ content-neutral?

Beijing’s new get tough anti-smoking tactic: Public shaming on the Internet

The case for why Baltimore should pay murderous residents not to kill

These teen girls made a seemingly impossible dream come true for their autistic siblings

Wonkblog: The NSA’s call logs go dark