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Washington Post : 2015June21Sunday

How 'benevolent sexism' drove Dylann Roof's racist massacre - Washington Post

Nationals Max Scherzer throws no-hitter after hit-by-pitch spoils perfect game - Washington Post

New Orleans police continue manhunt after officer killed - Washington Post

How climate-change doubters lost a papal fight - Washington Post

Agreement reached to keep Sweet Briar College open - Washington Post

Updates: Worst of storms move off, lingering flood threat overnight - Washington Post (blog)

German prosecutors meet over detained Al-Jazeera journalist - Washington Post

US developing 'Plan B' for deporting convicted plane bomber - Washington Post

Bernie Sanders packs thousands into a Denver gymnasium - Washington Post (blog)

Hundreds march in Charleston, Columbia to take down Confederate flag - Washington Post

Politics : 2015June21Sunday

The Fix: How the Charleston paper beautifully memorialized the church shooting victims

The Fix: The GOP’s uneasy relationship with the Confederate flag

The Fix: If your parent is a senator, you are 8,500 times more likely to also become a senator

Candidates tout a job on the trail: dad of young children

Ted Cruz: Democrats using Charleston as ‘excuse’ to take away gun rights

Bernie Sanders packs thousands into a Denver gymnasium

In Miami, Rubio downplays competition with Bush: ‘It’s politics. It’s not personal.’

Church killings ignite furor anew over S.C. Capitol’s Confederate flag

The Fix: How South Carolina would ditch its Confederate flag, in 1 chart

2016 GOP contenders face major political dilemma in Obamacare ruling

World News : 2015June21Sunday

Yemeni rebels persist even as their home region is destroyed in war

How climate-change doubters lost a papal fight

Will Israel protect Druze in the Golan from Syrian rebels?

WorldViews: 17 ways the unprecedented migrant crisis is reshaping our world

WorldViews: This journalist didn’t just interview North Korean defectors, he followed them on their escape

Western firms are doing business in Russia again, but it’s not going so well

An Afghan jihadist’s life and death in Iraq: ‘They misused his innocence’

Netanyahu refuses to apologize for ex-ambassador’s criticism of Obama

Yemen peace talks end without agreement — or a cease-fire

WorldViews: Julian Assange’s sojourn in Ecuadorian Embassy has cost British taxpayers more than $17 million

Technology - Business: 2015June21Sunday

How an obsessive recluse blew the lid off the secret technology authorities ... - Business Insider

The Secret Of Success In The Technology Business? Not Technology, But ... - Forbes

It's not hard to see why big banks are going crazy over new technology - Business Insider

Santander is experimenting with bitcoin and close to investing in a blockchain ... - Business Insider

U.S. researchers see auto fuel standards driving technology - Business Insider

Key Foundations for growing a Technology Business - CIO UK (blog)

10 things in tech you need to know today - Business Insider

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

Uber's business model under attack in California but drivers remain pessimistic - The Guardian

This is the science behind how shopping centres make Britons spend £55 ... - Business Insider

Business News: 2015June21Sunday

Wonkblog: How the Confederacy lives on in the flags of seven Southern states

Wonkblog: Map: The biggest company in every state

American recycling is stalling, and the big blue bin is one reason why

Google joins the war on ‘revenge porn’

What do people really want to watch on TV? Hint: It’s not ESPN or HBO.

With Journal cuts, consumer reporting faces new threat

Wonkblog: Everything you need to know about why Greece might leave the euro

Conservatives frustrated by GOP’s drop in working women’s votes

Wonkblog: How the African American church became a social stepladder

BAE Systems overcharged Army by millions, Justice Department says

National News: 2015June21Sunday

Wonkblog: Map: The biggest company in every state

Charleston church, with history of resilience, to open doors four days after shootings

Hundreds march in Charleston, Columbia to take down Confederate flag

Agreement reached to keep Sweet Briar College open

A spacecraft launched in 2006 is about to try for our first good photo of Pluto

In a Charleston neighborhood, hate, hurt and healing converge

Church killings ignite furor anew over S.C. Capitol’s Confederate flag

2016 GOP contenders face major political dilemma in Obamacare ruling

Why does President Obama criticize the Supreme Court so much?

The college president in Charleston who pushed to keep the Confederate battle flag flying outside the S.C. capitol