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Washington Post : 2015June04Thursday

Obama and American exceptionalism - Washington Post

How scientists built the world's first lab-grown limbs - Washington Post

After 'oops,' Rick Perry is ready to try again - Washington Post

With an early-morning rave, DC cuts loose — a little - Washington Post

For God so loved Caitlyn Jenner - Washington Post

Buehrle, Blue Jays keep Nationals at bay, 8-0 - Washington Post

Clinton rivals pounce as her ratings fall - Washington Post

Ukraine's president warns of possibility of rebel offensive - Washington Post

South African police investigating World Cup bribes - Washington Post

United apologizes for soda spat involving Muslim chaplain - Washington Post

Politics : 2015June04Thursday

The Fix: Chris Christie, softball star

The Fix: What the Kardashian-Jenner family can teach us about another political health issue: infertility

Meet the people who are going to try to get Rick Perry elected president

The Fix: Chris Christie, a Cub Scout, and the most amazing paragraph in politics this week

The Fix: Hillary Clinton wants 20 days of early voting. Here’s how that could help her.

In the Loop: Embattled Commerce IG Todd Zinser steps down

The Fix: ‘The Daily Show’ guide to avoiding anti-Muslim discrimination

The Fix: Why ‘oops’ is overrated in the Rick Perry story

8 things you need to know about Rick Perry

Monkey Cage: Did the Senate just roll back the government’s surveillance power? Not so fast.

World News : 2015June04Thursday

In Japan, Md. governor is wowed by super fast trains — with big price tags

China to turn capsized boat, signaling end of survivor search

WorldViews: Islamic State has an English-language radio broadcast that sounds eerily like NPR

WorldViews: A whistleblower is trying to bring down Russia’s secret Internet troll army

Physicist Stephen Hawking says he would consider assisted suicide

WorldViews: Mothers of Islamic State fighters: We want you to come home

India is building millions of toilets. Getting people to use them is a bigger task.

Hope of finding more survivors from capsized Chinese cruise ship fades

WorldViews: The BBC goes to extraordinary lengths to prepare for the death of a royal

Report: Syria using chemical weapons in growing number of attacks

Technology - Business: 2015June04Thursday

We have reached a tipping point where technology is now destroying more jobs ... - Business Insider

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

Lawmakers likely to question Amtrak on safety technology - Lincoln Journal Star

Share “How Embracing Technology Can Give Your...” - NewsOK.com

Strone Technology Appoints Non-Executive Chairman - SYS-CON Media (press release)

Why Signature Technology agreed to the Tech Data deal - Phoenix Business Journal (blog)

Kings County farms harnessing the power of technology - Kings County Register/Advertiser

Israel's Wikipedians lead the way in education, technology - Jerusalem Post Israel News

InnoCentive Forms Technology Partnership with ChemAxon - Business Wire (press release)

Instagram Just Unleashed a Fully Operational Ad Business - Adweek

Business News: 2015June04Thursday

Wonkblog: Inside the maximum-security jail where inmates try to get jobs

Fixed mortgage rates hold steady

Wonkblog: What gay couples get about relationships that straight couples often don’t

How Wal-Mart is hoping to change grocery shopping

Getting the goods after goodwill gestures

Wonkblog: The fascinating connection between how much married people make and how likely they are to cheat

T-Mobile could soon belong to Dish

Wonkblog: How economics explains Americans’ troubled history with meters and liters

Wonkblog: This presidential election could totally change when you can retire

National News: 2015June04Thursday

Volokh Conspiracy: Websurfing and the Wiretap Act

Josh Duggar molested four of his sisters and a babysitter, parents tell Fox News

Scientists finally have an explanation for why huge lakes atop Greenland are vanishing

After ‘oops,’ Rick Perry is ready to try again

Federal Eye: Stop paying federal workers to sit home, personnel chief tells agencies

This working mom got back to the gym after switching the self-talk from ‘I can’t because’ to ‘How can I?’

Strauss: The hard ethical challenges that confront teachers today

Volokh Conspiracy: Surveillance reform without the Fourth Amendment

Volokh Conspiracy: Call for proposals, GW Law Review symposium on the CFAA

Report: Despite D.C. school reforms, disparities persist in system