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Washington Post : 2015March18Wednesday

The self-destructive mania of Rep. Aaron Schock - Washington Post

An interview with Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny - Washington Post (blog)

Netanyahu says no Palestinian state if he wins - Washington Post

Who will be the Peep-le's Choice? Vote for your favorite 2015 Peeps diorama in ... - Washington Post (blog)

The world's longest non-stop flights, mapped - Washington Post (blog)

Why the US does nothing in Ukraine - Washington Post (blog)

The problem with watching too many cooking shows - Washington Post (blog)

The true cost of an arm and a leg - Washington Post (blog)

The House GOP budget is a gimmick - Washington Post

Atlanta is the country's most unequal city again - Washington Post

Politics : 2015March18Wednesday

The Fix: This is the best news Hillary Clinton has had in weeks

The Fix: Republican Twitter became ‘Congrats, Netanyahu!’ Twitter today

Prosecutor accused of misconduct in disputed Texas execution case

The Fix: Liz Mair was right to resign. But, man, is politics getting boring.

Aaron Schock’s parents aren’t saying their son’s a crook. They’re just worried he could wind up in jail, maybe.

Jeb Bush embraces family while seeking to chart his own path

GovBeat: Sen. Boxer quietly backs bipartisan medical marijuana bill

The Fix: The joy of being a lame duck: President Obama picked Kentucky to win the NCAA tournament

Tom Cotton calls for ‘global military dominance’ in maiden Senate speech

The Fix: Aaron Schock is resigning from Congress. But, there will be a lot more “Aaron Schocks” in the future.

World News : 2015March18Wednesday

WorldViews: Why Tunisia, the Arab Spring’s sole success story, suffers from Islamist violence

WorldViews: How did Israel’s pollsters miss Netanyahu’s reelection?

Gunmen attack museum in Tunisia, kill at least 17 foreign tourists

A year after Crimean annexation, threat of conflict remains

Iran’s foreign minister says no nuclear pact this week

Iraq drops more than a million leaflets on Mosul promising liberation

Singapore tries to imagine a future without its founder, Lee Kuan Yew

WorldViews: How Netanyahu won — and what happens now

WorldViews: What Netanyahu’s election victory means for the Palestinians

Netanyahu sweeps to victory in Israeli election

Technology - Business: 2015March18Wednesday

The Economist explains - The Economist (blog)

TIM COOK: The main problem that ruins technology companies is 'almost a ... - Business Insider

RSA names new chief technology officer - Boston Business Journal (blog)

HTC to replace damaged One phones _ even if your carelessness leads to ... - Fox Business

Startup Promises Business Insights from Satellite Images - MIT Technology Review (blog)

CompTIA Unveils Business Model Benchmarking Tool - The VAR Guy

Carbon3D Introduces CLIP, Breakthrough Technology for Layerless 3D Printing - Business Wire (press release)

NCTechNews Spotlight: CIE Life Sciences Panel Discussion - NCTechNews (press release)

Bankers Embracing 'Zero Salary' in Tech Could Unseat Peers - Bloomberg

360fly On New POV Technology & Growing Athlete Roster - Transworld Business

Business News: 2015March18Wednesday

Sony’s PlayStation Vue will start at $50 a month

Wonkblog: READ: Federal Reserve statement drops ‘can be patient’ phrase

Wonkblog: Federal Reserve decision: Fed signals that higher interest rates are coming

Wonkblog: 2015 NCAA tournament: Your guide to picking all the upsets in this year’s NCAA tournament

Wonkblog: House Republicans want to cut back grants for poor college students

Pepco, Exelon gain key endorsement from Montgomery, Prince George’s

Netanyahu win points to two more years of strained U.S.-Israel ties

Wonkblog: The true cost of an arm and a leg

A new spin on retail rewards programs that gives shoppers more flexibility

SXSW Start-up Snapshot: Shoe inserts that charge your phone when you walk

National News: 2015March18Wednesday