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Washington Post : 2015June13Saturday

US trade deal's setback causes mixed reaction in Asia - Washington Post

Why paleontologists love the noisy, featherless, inaccurate dinosaurs of ... - Washington Post

Is human trafficking widespread in this country? - Washington Post

Secret CIA effort in Syria faces large funding cut - Washington Post

Two students killed in SUV crash - Washington Post

Experts downplay MERS crisis; S. Korea records 14th death - Washington Post

Suspects open fire on officers outside Dallas Police HQ - Washington Post

In Europe, creating a post-gender world one small rule at a time - Washington Post

The damage Rachel Dolezal has done - Washington Post (blog)

Current Newspapers made offer for The Gazette - Washington Post (blog)

Politics : 2015June13Saturday

After staying small, Hillary Clinton goes big with splashy kick-off rally in New York

The Fix: The Hillary Clinton campaign launch you won’t see on TV

The Fix: Carly Fiorina, and the conservative case for feminism

In Iowa, Sanders, O’Malley stake out liberal ground ahead of Clinton speech

New questions arise about House Democratic caucus’s loyalty to Obama

Mitt Romney gives a brutal PowerPoint critique of Obama’s foreign policy

Mike Murphy plots a win for Jeb Bush in the land of Hollywood liberals

Republican elite convene at Romney summit in search of a Clinton foil

House Democrats rebuff Obama on trade, delivering major defeat

While GOP fixates on foreign policy, Hillary Clinton goes domestic

World News : 2015June13Saturday

U.S. trade deal’s setback causes mixed reaction in Asia

WorldViews: A Japanese court seems to have ruled that adultery is not adultery if money is involved

Egyptian groups: Government has been kidnapping students, activists

Secret CIA effort in Syria faces large funding cut

In Europe, creating a post-gender world one small rule at a time

WorldViews: Rise in new cases shows Ebola has not released its deadly grip

WorldViews: Video: How to spot an American

Israel rules out charges in deaths of 4 children in Gaza missile strike

WorldViews: Life for gays in the Israeli military just got easier

Israel can fend off militants’ rockets. But can it stop international boycotts?

Technology - Business: 2015June13Saturday

An insightful warning about the many unforeseen disasters technology might ... - Business Insider

The 4200% Rally That's Bringing Tech Stocks Back to China - Bloomberg

A new, game-changing technology can put electronics directly into the brain - Business Insider

TECH TALK: Conference mulls educational technology - Jerusalem Post Israel News

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

AEP Names Dion Vice President, Technology Business Development - CNNMoney

The CEO of a $1 billion 'unicorn' startup admits we're in a bubble - Business Insider

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

Cerner, Lenexa startup put tech in motion - Kansas City Business Journal

Five things about Beth Williams - Boston Globe (subscription)

Business News: 2015June13Saturday

Gazette papers in Montgomery, Prince George’s to close

How theme parks like Disney World left the middle class behind

In defense of Twitter’s Dick Costolo

Wonkblog: How labor beat Obama on trade — for now

Wonkblog: Who Obama needs most to win on trade now

On Leadership: Twitter CEO softens his exit with a dose of humor

Meet YouTube Gaming, Google’s answer to Twitch

Wonkblog: ‘Jurassic World’ shows just how weird product placement has become

Wonkblog: Kansas keeps making life harder on the poor

Wonkblog: Zimbabwe is paying people $5 for 175 quadrillion Zimbabwe dollars

National News: 2015June13Saturday

Gunman who opened fire at Dallas police headquarters is dead, authorities say

Strauss: Muslim students banned from fasting during Ramadan at four British schools

Why paleontologists love the noisy, featherless, inaccurate dinosaurs of ‘Jurassic Park’

Federal Eye: The career-spanning details in the federal personnel files that were hacked

Strauss: Teacher: Why I don’t want to assign Shakespeare anymore (even though he’s in the Common Core)

U.S. sends six Guantanamo inmates to Oman, ending six-month pause

New questions arise about House Democratic caucus’s loyalty to Obama

Mike Murphy plots a win for Jeb Bush in the land of Hollywood liberals

Prosthetics with pizazz for female veterans spotlighted at D.C. festival

A Maryland DJ has refused to work a birthday party for a gay man. ‘We ought to obey God rather than men.’